Kentucky Living
March 2008
On the Cover |
Bugs Alive! Chris Korrow, filmmaker, gardener, and former organic farmer, was inspired to make a film that explains how insects are beneficial to our gardens to keep life in balance and how to use problem-specific approaches when needed |
>>Keyword Exclusive - Dig deeper with Chris Korrow |
Environmentally Friendly Landscaping Going green in your landscaping doesn't have to mean a harsh change in the way you do things. And you'll likely wind up with a prettier, healthier lawn and garden when adopting green gardening methods such as adding native plants, composting, using natural pest control, and more |
>>Keyword Exclusive - More environmentally friendly tips 
Backyard Wildlife Habitat
Integrated Pest Management
Organic Lawn Care
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Clever Cultivators Our readers prove that creativity usually trumps a green thumb when it comes to raising bountiful vegetable gardens. Readers share success stories and clever creations, ideas so good you can't wait to try them in your own gardens this spring |
>>Keyword Exclusive - New seed varieties from Ferry-Morse |
Events
From the Editor - Clever |
Kindred Spirits - Wash warrior |
Events - Easter Eggstravaganza |
Cut Your Utility Bills - Saving in the shower |
The Future of Electricity - Extreme makeover—coal edition |
Traveling Kentucky
Breaking for the Beaches
Malt Shop Memories
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Kentucky Kids Page - Efficient bulbs |
Kentucky Cooks - Sharing great food |
At Home in the Garden - March out pansies |
The Bookshelf - Time for neighbors |
Your Health - Tooth care for tykes |
Money Matters - Strategies for home buyers and sellers |
Great Outdoors - Fishing forecast predicts hot spots |
The View From Plum Lick - Combating cancer |