Duane Campbell is a journalist for The Daily Review, focusing on local news and topics in Bradford, Pennsylvania. With a passion for gardening and horticulture, Duane's articles often delve into tips and advice for gardening enthusiasts, covering topics such as plant care, seasonal planting, and indoor gardening.
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My daughter has a severe shopping disorder. I am convinced that they bought their house because it is five miles from a big Amazon distribution center; Amazon and FedEx trucks are daily visitors. So I was not surprised to see a countertop hydroponic light garden gizmo in the corner of the utility room.
Homeowners have used broad leaf herbicides for generations now, but recent studies have connected them with certain rare forms of cancer. The press has jumped on this, spreading unnecessary panic. The truth is — and a few “responsible” journalists managed to squeeze this into the very end of articles — that in study after study the connection exists, if at all, only with those who handle the chemicals in very concentrated form at least twenty times a year, i.e., farmers and professional applicators. Studies have found no risk for normal home use, but that doesn’t make good headlines. Use your herbicide with care, but use it with confidence.
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Today’s column is a valediction. (I’ll wait a moment while you look that up... OK, got it?) I have stumbled gracelessly into my eighties, well into them, frankly much to my surprise and a testimony to decades of bad habits. I have lost the battle with bindweed, wild cucumber, catchweed, black raspberries, wild grape,wild rose, Japanese hops, and the self inflicted wound of houttuynia. My Perfect Lawn has become My Perfect Pasture. It is time to put the pen down, metaphorically at least, though I did in fact start this journey with a pen on a yellow pad.
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