Gary Antosh

How Debt Consolidation Companies Can Reduce Your Student Loan Debt

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If you are a parent paying to send your child to college, or are currently trying to pay off your student loans, you understand how expensive college can be. Because it is so expensive, student loans are becoming more popular. With these loans come student debt consolidation services to help students manage this debt. Even if you are not studying abroad or going to graduate school, chances are you will graduate with more debt than students a generation ago.

When To Plant, Divide And Recover

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Since at this time of the year we are especially concerned with fall planting and dividing, the principal perennials which are best handled at this time may be enumerated as follows: Anemone sylvestris (snowdrop anemone), Brunnera macrophylla (Anchusa myosotidiflora), Caltha palustris flore pleno (double-flowered marsh marigold), Convallaria majalis (lily-of-the-valley), epimedium (barren-wort), helleborus (Christmas rose), Lathyrus vernus (spring vetchling), Nepeta mussini and N. grandiflora, and paeonia (peony). To these one should also add adonis (pheasant’s eye), ere-murus (desert candle), Mertensia virginica (Virginia bluebells) and Papaver orientale (Oriental poppy). These latter plants are completely at rest by the end of summer, and August-September is the only safe period to transplant and divide them.

Starting Your Garden With Shears

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Whether you live in Bellingham. Washington, way up near the Canadian border or as far south as Chula Vista, California theres lots to do in January despite the rains and cold weather.