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<text id=93AC0438> <title> Participation in Lawn & Garden Activities:1983-91 </title> <history> Compact ALMANAC--United States Statistics Sport </history> <article> <source>Time Almanac</source> <hdr> Household Participation in Lawn & Garden Activities--Summary(1): 1983 - 1991 </hdr> <body> <table> <tblhdr><cell>Activity<cell type=i>1983<cell type=i>1985<cell type=i>1987<cell type=i>1989<cell type=i>1990<cell type=i>1991 <row><cell type=a>Percent of households engaged in-<cell type=i><cell type=i><cell type=i><cell type=i><cell type=i><cell type=i> <row><cell>Lawn care<cell>63<cell>64<cell>59<cell>57<cell>66<cell>62 <row><cell>Indoor houseplants<cell>43<cell>42<cell>41<cell>37<cell>43<cell>42 <row><cell>Flower gardening<cell>47<cell>41<cell>43<cell>41<cell>48<cell>41 <row><cell>Vegetable gardening<cell>42<cell>37<cell>33<cell>32<cell>39<cell>35 <row><cell>Shrub care<cell>35<cell>30<cell>33<cell>29<cell>38<cell>32 <row><cell>Insect control<cell>32<cell>27<cell>30<cell>29<cell>37<cell>31 <row><cell>Landscaping<cell>23<cell>23<cell>24<cell>22<cell>31<cell>27 <row><cell>Tree care<cell>25<cell>20<cell>25<cell>23<cell>31<cell>26 <row><cell>Flower bulbs<cell>25<cell>19<cell>27<cell>23<cell>31<cell>26 <row><cell>Fruit tree<cell>20<cell>17<cell>18<cell>14<cell>19<cell>15 <row><cell>Raising transplants(2)<cell>15<cell>11<cell>15<cell>11<cell>15<cell>13 <row><cell>Growing berries<cell>12<cell>7<cell>9<cell>7<cell>15<cell>12 <row><cell>Ornamental gardening<cell>7<cell>7<cell>8<cell>5<cell>9<cell>9 <row><cell>Herb gardening<cell>(NA)<cell>(NA)<cell>7<cell>7<cell>9<cell>7 <row><cell>Container gardening<cell>(NA)<cell>(NA)<cell>12<cell>11<cell>7<cell>7 <row><cell>Total retail sales(mil$)<cell>11,925<cell>12,026<cell>17,491<cell>16,285<cell>20,802<cell>22,134 </table> <list style=hang> <item>NA=Not available. <item>1. Based on national sample survey conducted by the Gallup Organization. For the 1989 survey, 2,053 households were personally interviewed at home. Subject to sampling variability. <item>2. Starting plants in advance of planting in ground. </list> <p>Source: The National Gardening Association, Burlington, VT. </p> </body> </article> </text>