http://www.treehugger.com/lawn-garden/discover-benefits-plants-reducing-crime-and-preventing-zombie-attacks.html
Here is a list that shows some other benefits that plants can achieve, apart from the other benefits I've listed throughout my blog (especially the first post).
Now I know a lot of you out there are concerned about zombies, so read on.
Blooming and Bold
Without the buzzards and bees
Where would we bee?
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Hi, clever and hilarious post. Those videos are humour combined with education.
ReplyDeleteHow about the seed invaders? Those nasty seed pods of agapanthus not trimmed off? Whilst enjoying the look of agapanthus, the thought of their invading open gardens, nature strips is a worry, has become quite an issue in the metropolitan area.
Sure could be a video about the agavaders. How to control them while keeping them in gardens. Anyone?
Meanwhile keep those secateurs handy. Clip, clip.