Enter your search terms Submit search form Site Map info-now.org/GardenTips Gardening Tips Share This Page:   Fall Garden Ideas by Steve Boulden     Create Paradise Indoors With Potted Plants by Carolyn Pararas-Carayannis       Garden: Planting & Transplanting Tips by Carolyn Pararas-Carayannis     Search Terms: Gardening, Gardening Tips, Planting & Transplanting, Plant Varieties, Garden Ideas, Seasonal Gardening Tasks info-now.org : Article Previews From: "The Wonderful World of Ants" & "Gardening Tips". The Ants' Four-part Philosophy By Brian Sylvan; edited 2008 Carolyn by Pararas-Carayannis Jim Rohn has a very powerful philosophy which he calls the "ant" philosophy. He says that ants have a four-part philosophy. First, ants don't quit - ever. They don't worry about details. They just "do". If their job is to gather food that's all they do. They are masters of their tasks. They never quit. Ants follow what is called an "ant trail." They don't get lost as long as they follow the line. Sometimes, obstacles obscure their trail. But they don't panic or give up. Instead, they search until they locate the scent of the path again. Powerful stuff. The moral? Don't ever quit. If you lose your way, search. Strive to pick up the scent of your path again. During Summer read more Carpenter Ants by Carolyn Pararas-Carayannis Carpenter Ants are very adaptable large ants that make use of decaying wood and a wide variety of protected, secluded areas for nesting. Although most nest in wood, some species - like Camponotus castaneus - prefer to dwell in soil. Contrary to popular belief, Carpenter Ants (often referred to as "Wood Ants") are unable to digest cellulose and, therefore, do not eat wood. Instead, they tunnel through moist or decaying wood compromised by read more   Enter your search terms Submit search form email

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