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Our family just moved from Belmont county to Lawrence county in November 2007 and have been busy ever since clearing forest and undergrowth. I ended
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Permalink -- click for full blog postThe old cure for poison ivy of days ago was to take a bar of lye soap (the homemade kind) make it like a paste and let it dry on the spot where the
Permalink -- click for full blog postI grew up in the country when the City of Oregon, Ohio was still a lot of farmland. I was always in the farmer's fields playing and looking at all
Permalink -- click for full blog postThis morning as I took my puppy out for her morning potty, I noticed her sniffing low at something then began to slowly back away from the area. She
Permalink -- click for full blog postAs a frequent hiker and nature photographer, I run into poison ivy quite a bit. I have not found a cure, but have found that ounce of prevention.
Permalink -- click for full blog postCommon mullein is that fuzzy-leaved plant that looks like a corn stalk. Interesting but not native.
Permalink -- click for full blog postgarlic mustard is public enemy number one in a native habitat. This stuff is considered by many to be a biological disaster
Permalink -- click for full blog postA friend of mine lives on a farm, and behind the farm are some woods. We often go through them, and I take pictures of random things that catch my
Permalink -- click for full blog postPictures, descriptions, and facts about Northwest Ohio birds. Northwest Ohio is a major stopping place for migratory birds.
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