Chaz Iannazzo
I've been writing for as far back as I can remember. Used to get good grades for it, in school. After school, I didn't have an audience any more, so I just did it for my personal enjoyment. Many years later, I fell in love with a sci-fi TV show called Farscape and searched the web for more info on it.
I found a simpatico website filled with fanfic and started reading. Inevitably, I started writing and posting my own fanfic as 'chaz', for which I've won over a dozen amateur awards, including Best New Author and Best Author (3rd place) the following year in a much stiffer field of competition. They're clustered on these two pages, if you enjoy sci-fi and want to check it out for yourself.
Earlier this year I started a website called Healthier Organics and have spent a considerable amount of time in a ongoing effort to fill it with good, informative content for those interested in organic gardening and other 'green' topics.
Simultaneously, I started writing web content and website reviews for Igomogul.com, the company that built the website for me. This has given me the confidence to branch out and try my luck here at Suite 101. I'm really looking forward to the challenge, and hope to become a Featured Writer someday.
I also look forward to 'meeting' some of the other authors here, and possibly including some of your compatible articles at Healthier Organics.
Thanks for taking the time and trouble to read my profile.
Chaz Iannazzo
Latest Articles
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Deterring Animal Pests in the Home Garden
Some practical tips for dealing with deer, rabbit and bird predation in the home garden.
Apr 18, 2010
- Chaz Iannazzo
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Implementing Organic Pest Management (OPM)
OPM involves creating an integrated plan of action to deal with insect, disease, plant and animal pests, using methods that include soil building, proper plant care and p
Feb 7, 2010
- Chaz Iannazzo
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Organic Pest Management (OPM) - An Overview
In the war on unwelcome garden invaders, OPM employs defensive and offensive strategies in helping to minimize problems with weeds, diseases, insects and animal pests.
Jan 4, 2010
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Preparing for Next Year's Garden Over the Winter
Once the garden has been put to bed for the winter and the holiday rush is past, there is plenty to occupy the home gardener during the quiet winter months in preparation
Dec 26, 2009
- Chaz Iannazzo
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Add Color and Interest to Your Winter Garden
There are steps you can take all year round to ensure that your garden will still provide color and interest during the long, dreary winter months.
Dec 6, 2009
- Chaz Iannazzo
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Trees, Shrubs and Vines to Prune in Winter
Pruning is an essential gardening chore that is best done in late winter for most trees and many shrubs and bushes to keep them well-shaped, healthy and productive.
Nov 30, 2009
- Chaz Iannazzo
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Protect and Maintain Plants in Cold Climates
Gardeners in cold-climate areas that freeze hard during the winter may need to take extra steps to protect their plants from the ravages of cold, sun and frozen ground.
Nov 28, 2009
- Chaz Iannazzo
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Planting Bulbs in Autumn for Spring Blooms
Autumn is the perfect time to plant bulbs for an early burst of color in the home garden next season that can last well into the summer.
Oct 17, 2009
- Chaz Iannazzo
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Preserving Herbs from the Home Garden
It's easy to preserve the flavors of herbs from your garden now, so that you can savor them in your cooking once the winter frosts set in.
Sep 21, 2009
- Chaz Iannazzo
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Planning for Perennial Crops - Fruiting Bushes
As with any perennial crop, careful preparation of the growing site is critical to the long-term success of fruiting bushes.
Aug 23, 2009
- Chaz Iannazzo
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