John Zvirovski is a local journalist based in Jamestown, North Dakota. He writes for BLUE JAY JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL INC, covering a range of topics related to landscaping, seasonal activities, home decor, and local events. His articles provide practical tips and insights for readers in the Jamestown community.
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John Zvirovski's articles primarily focus on seasonal topics related to gardening, plants, landscaping, home decor, and nature with a local geographic focus on the United States, North Dakota, and Jamestown. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide insights into seasonal trends and tips for gardening and home decor that are relevant to this specific geographic region, your pitches would likely resonate well with him. Offering unique ideas for incorporating seasonal elements into lifestyle choices could also be appealing.
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Using more than one type of plant with the same color will give a bigger impact
They are instrumental in keeping the number of bad insects down in the environment.
Don’t be afraid to look around the yard and see what is happening.
Two Red Abssinian bananas are seen in a garden this past summer, adding color and contrast to the scene. John Zvirvoski / The Jamestown Sun
An Imperial Dragon hibiscus has been blooming all winter indoors. John Zvirovski / The Jamestown Sun
By: John M. Steiner
A dwarf variety of Asiatic Lilies always adds interest and color to the garden space. John Zvirovski / The Jamestown Sun
The garden season is quickly approaching and along with that fact will come some of the first flowering plants available at the nurseries. One of the first plants you will see for sale is the great selection of pansies. These are those wonderful annuals that bloom with a beautiful face looking…
A potentilla awaits its annual pruning and shaping to encourage its healthy growth and heavy flower production for the summer months. John Zvirvoski / The Jamestown Sun
Snowdrops are one of the first spring flowers to "smile" during this time of year. Contributed / John Zvirovski
Plants or hanging baskets make wonderful gifts.
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