YourLIFE: Houseplants Look Hungry ; GARDENING
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By PIPPA GREENWOOD  SOME of my houseplants are looking pale and yellow.
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Monsanto and BASF team up to grow better plants.
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Take a close look, and you might like what you see.
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By Michelle J. Lee; Journal Environment Writer  A warm November - and so far, December - means hummingbirds can still find food and your azaleas may have begun to show buds.
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Concern at the distance 'green' produce travels.
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By Brian Nearing, Albany Times Union, N.Y.  Feb. 8--COLONIE -- The electronic marquee outside a Wolf Road hotel Wednesday looked like something from the sci-fi double feature at a 1950s drive-in: Invasive Plants.
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By Margaret Slaby, The Fresno Bee, Calif.  Jun. 7--You've planted and pruned, watered and watched it grow. And now, at last, the first crop of tree fruit is ripening on the branch. Then the birds descend. They perch and peck, pillage and plunder.
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By ROBERT TRAWICK  Proper watering can mean the difference between life and death to newly planted lawns, trees, shrubs, bedding plants, vegetable transplants and ground covers during the summer.
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Following the ravages of harsh winter weather and with spring just around the corner, now is the time to start thinking about brighter days and reclaiming our gardens.
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By Martha Stewart New York Times Special Features  Dear Martha:  I love the miniature rose plants florists sell, but I haven't had much luck growing them in my home.
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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. _ I was happy to see the label "poisonous" on the plant Brugmansia when I visited a garden center in the other day. I applaud them for letting the public know _ especially shoppers who have curious small children or pets.
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NEW ORLEANS -- Tired of riding the all-meat, no-carb, pineapple-only, strictly-soy, green-fluids-on-Tuesdays bandwagons that promise weight loss -- but which either cramp your lifestyle or don&#39;t quite measure up?
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Houseplants that have been vacationing outside during the summer should be brought back inside before nighttime temperatures regularly drop below 50 degrees.  Don't make the mistake of waiting until frost threatens to bring your houseplants back in.
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Many homes and gardens play host to an increasing number of hazardous plants, and children are most often at risk.
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One morning last week, Damon DeHart gazed out a window of his Bedford home at his backyard. "Gee, the leaves are piling up nicely now," he said.
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Birder Mathew Tekulsky recalls how American robins and other species visited his California yard for a few weeks in January, when a pyracantha bush produced its ripe berries.
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Going green with certain home improvements can save you big.