Barbara Brown
Contributing Writer
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Internet readers are looking for answers to their questions, so that is what I try to do - provide useful information from the perspective of the seeker of knowledge. I enjoy writing - taking a topic and reference materials and finding a way to organize and present that information.
I have been a freelance writer for four years after working in project management and information systems. My avocations include gardening and cooking and I am studying to be a master gardener.
Latest Articles
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Project Managers Need Effective Resource Management Tools
Key project resources remain over-scheduled on most projects. Resource management tools and data help identify and solve resource management challenges.
Jan 25, 2011
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Remote Team Management Communication Tools
Our co-workers today often do not sit in the cubicle next to us. They work remotely. Effective project management needs constant communication.
Jan 22, 2011
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Use Winter Hibernating to Plan Next Year's North Texas Garden
With the vegetable garden resting between Texas' spring and fall growing seasons, winter provides the opportunity to plan and imagine what could be.
Dec 23, 2010
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North Texas Fall Bulb Planting, Division and Pruning
Beautiful fall weather in North Texas provides many opportunities for gardening and landscape tasks including dividing perennials, pruning trees and shrubs.
Nov 8, 2010
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Growing Gourmet Garlic in North Texas
Select early season hardneck or softneck garlics for North Texas growing conditions. Plant garlic in the fall and harvest in late spring.
Oct 6, 2010
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Great Perennial Landscape Plants for North Texas
Fill the landscape with color and texture. These three winners perform well in Texas landscapes displaying drought and heat tolerance with few pest problems
Sep 13, 2010
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How Much Water Do North Texas Plants Need?
Plants and animals require water to live but not too much water. The best plan is to plant at the right time, water to establish, and then only to sustain.
Aug 30, 2010
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Diagnosing Common Tomato Problems in Texas Fall Vegetable Gardens
Tomato plant's fruit in a fall vegetable garden in North Texas have some, but fewer, problems than spring planted tomatoes.
Aug 16, 2010
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Identifying Texas Vegetable Garden Insect Pests
Knowing which insects attack Texas vegetable gardens helps develop effective organic or IPM protection and control strategies.
Aug 8, 2010
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Ornamental Grasses Add Color and Movement to Texas Landscapes
By replacing areas of turf grass with ornamental grasses, Texas landscapers reduce water consumption and add visual interest to their yards.
Aug 3, 2010
- Barbara Brown
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