Comments on: Tending your Web presence garden http://www.remarkable-communication.com/tending-your-web-presence-garden/ Fri, 03 Sep 2010 01:42:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Matthew Chuck http://www.remarkable-communication.com/tending-your-web-presence-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-1034 Matthew Chuck Fri, 10 Oct 2008 10:35:09 +0000 http://www.remarkable-communication.com/tending-your-web-presence-garden/#comment-1034 Cool Information! Cool Information!

]]> By: How to Grow a Blog Post in 7 Easy Steps | Copyblogger http://www.remarkable-communication.com/tending-your-web-presence-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-889 How to Grow a Blog Post in 7 Easy Steps | Copyblogger Wed, 17 Sep 2008 17:55:08 +0000 http://www.remarkable-communication.com/tending-your-web-presence-garden/#comment-889 [...] gardening is a metaphor that can be extended to a degree that is both ridiculous and sublime, I’ll leave it to you. [...]

[...] gardening is a metaphor that can be extended to a degree that is both ridiculous and sublime, I’ll leave it to you. [...]

]]> By: Brandane http://www.remarkable-communication.com/tending-your-web-presence-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-675 Brandane Mon, 14 Jan 2008 06:22:02 +0000 http://www.remarkable-communication.com/tending-your-web-presence-garden/#comment-675 <p>Bindweed is in fact a metaphor for French copywriters. No matter how much you cut out, they keep coming back with more and more "flowery" language. (Pardon the pun).<br /> Found this while surfing - it may help with the dreaded weed. If not, train it up a trellis and call it a flower!<br /> Bindweed mites eat bindweed! "A sufficient infestation of mites will stunt growth, reduce seed production and eventually kill the bindweed." </p> <p>Best of all, unless you are growing some ornamental morning glory, they don't seem to bother eating anything else. </p> <p>In Colorado you can get mites for free by visiting this website and calling their number (in case the link should stop working their number is 866-324-2963): </p> <p>http://www.northfortynews.com/...ive/A200407photoGardeningBind.htm </p> <p>Other states may have similar programs if you do a little research. <br /> </p> Bindweed is in fact a metaphor for French copywriters. No matter how much you cut out, they keep coming back with more and more “flowery” language. (Pardon the pun).
Found this while surfing – it may help with the dreaded weed. If not, train it up a trellis and call it a flower!
Bindweed mites eat bindweed! “A sufficient infestation of mites will stunt growth, reduce seed production and eventually kill the bindweed.”

Best of all, unless you are growing some ornamental morning glory, they don’t seem to bother eating anything else.

In Colorado you can get mites for free by visiting this website and calling their number (in case the link should stop working their number is 866-324-2963):

http://www.northfortynews.com/…ive/A200407photoGardeningBind.htm

Other states may have similar programs if you do a little research.

]]> By: dt http://www.remarkable-communication.com/tending-your-web-presence-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-674 dt Fri, 12 Oct 2007 18:39:10 +0000 http://www.remarkable-communication.com/tending-your-web-presence-garden/#comment-674 <p>love Roundup. Works on just about any garden evil.</p>

love Roundup. Works on just about any garden evil.

]]> By: Sonia Simone http://www.remarkable-communication.com/tending-your-web-presence-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-673 Sonia Simone Tue, 25 Sep 2007 16:15:49 +0000 http://www.remarkable-communication.com/tending-your-web-presence-garden/#comment-673 <p>I am always ready to talk bindweed (what's that a metaphor for, I wonder?), and mine is horrendous. I actually read up on Roundup and that's what I use--I can't find anything else that works, and Roundup is actually environmentally ok if you don't dump it into water. </p> <p>I pulled and pulled bindweed all summer and it just laughs at me.</p> I am always ready to talk bindweed (what’s that a metaphor for, I wonder?), and mine is horrendous. I actually read up on Roundup and that’s what I use–I can’t find anything else that works, and Roundup is actually environmentally ok if you don’t dump it into water.

I pulled and pulled bindweed all summer and it just laughs at me.

]]> By: Anne Z. http://www.remarkable-communication.com/tending-your-web-presence-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-672 Anne Z. Tue, 25 Sep 2007 15:03:42 +0000 http://www.remarkable-communication.com/tending-your-web-presence-garden/#comment-672 <p>I'm just writing about different career metaphors, and yes, the organic one is highlighted. Maybe I should have called it gardening, instead of organic. That's a better image. More concrete. </p> <p>Anyway, do you have bindweed? I know actual gardening is not the subject of this post, but I am having a terrible time getting rid of it in my garden. </p> I’m just writing about different career metaphors, and yes, the organic one is highlighted. Maybe I should have called it gardening, instead of organic. That’s a better image. More concrete.

Anyway, do you have bindweed? I know actual gardening is not the subject of this post, but I am having a terrible time getting rid of it in my garden.

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