71.   Look for diatomaceous earth and pyrethrin at garden centers.

72.   Luckily, the plants are mostly small enough to carry from garden center to bookstore to library until you find a book or person to help you identify it.

73.   Many of these items are available at good garden centers or through mail-order catalogs.

74.   Local garden centers may be able to suggest others.

75.   Most garden centers carry the Black Beauty variety and perhaps also Dusky, which has smaller fruit.

76.   Most true mosses are not widely available at local stores and garden centers, although there are a few catalogs and mail-order centers that stock them.

77.   Much of what is offered in garden centers or seed catalogues as T. Serpyllum is actually another species, T. pseudolanuginosus.

78.   More garden centers are carrying these helpful insects, and they are available by mail-order.

79.   Neem can be purchased at garden centers under the trade names Turplex, Azatin EC, Margosan-O, Align, and BioNeem.

80.   Most people obsess over their gardens in the spring, and folks at garden centers and nurseries know it.