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'Crazy' ants take over Texas, leaving path of destruction
FORT WORTH — Something crazy is spreading across Texas, and it may be so destructive that one day it will make Texans actually miss the hated fire ant. Crazy ants, so named because they move in all directions rather than in a straight line, first surfaced in Houston seven years ago and had previously been confirmed in 14 Southeast Texas counties as far north as Huntsville. Now the ants have been seen beyond the Houston area, with confirmed sightings in San Antonio and in Jim Hogg County in the Rio Grande Valley.Nation Waits for FDA Overhaul
Agency is so understaffed, it inspects less than 1 percent of imported food Tom Costello Published April 26, 2009 by NBC News The Food and Drug Administration may be the only federal agency that both political parties agree is in desperate need of an overhaul. The FDA is so understaffed it inspects less than 1 percent of imported food.President Barack Obama is promising action, though progress has been slow in the first 100 days. His choice to head the FDA - Dr.Video Games I LOVE (long blog)
I love video games, they take me into a fantasy world to get away from everyday problems. To me, its like a book, you go on a journey and you have control over your character. All of these games are on PlayStation 2.Lupines
Todays blog will focus on these old fashioned beauties. I recently saw an article in a magazine about them and have decided to add them to my garden this fall and so decided to share my info with you guys yet again!
Perennial Lupine
by Consultant C.
Devil's Ivy
Caring for Devil's Ivy
By Brenda Hyde
Scindapsus aureus, also known as devil's ivy or pothos, is a carefree, low light plant perfect for the top of a cupboard, shelf, refrigerator or cabinet. This is actually a very good location for pothos, since it is considered poisonous to humans and pets. I've grown it for years with no problems on the top of my china cabinet, but again, it's out of reach.
Cute Killers: 16 Unassuming-but-Lethal Poison Plants
Did you know these plants were poisonous? Always consider your children and pets when choosing plants around the yard and house! http://webecoist.com/2008/09/16/16-most-unassuming-yet-lethal-killer-plants/Pet Food Recall - Deaths, Kidney Failure!!
Just saw this on the internet.. check the pantry if you buy your dog or cat wet pet food.. Here is the article.Outdoor Summer Activities for Toddlers
Summer is a great time to get outside with your toddler. There are many valuable lessons are tons of fun. Just don't forget the sunblock!Global warming predictions from around the world
GLOBAL warming preachers have had a shocking 2008. So many of their predictions this year went splat. Here's their problem: they've been scaring us for so long that it's now possible to check if things are turning out as hot as they warned.How to kill just about everything (pests and diseases, that is)
How to kill just about everything (pests and diseases, that is)
By Jackie French
It can come as a shock to a gardening writer to find out that even her kids don't know their pests from their diseases.
"It's whitefly," I said, looking at the brown edges and tiny specks on my son's bonsai maple tree. I reached for the wettex and began to wipe them off the leaves.
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