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  • How to Find Drip Irrigation Lines

    Drip irrigation systems have been popular for landscaping for decades now, which means old configurations may become lost in the ground. Seldom does a former homeowner, for instance, have a...

  • How to Build a Flying Squirrel House

    Building nesting houses for flying squirrels is a great way to provide safe havens for the squirrels around your home. These nesting house instructions are for the northern flying squirrel....

  • Raised Garden Types

    Raised gardens increase soil temperature, improve drainage, protect flowers and vegetables from pets, and reduce a gardener's back strain. There are many types and sizes of raised gardens to...

  • How Can I Shade My Plants From the Summer Sun?

    The heat of direct summer sun can be very damaging to many plants. The excessive heat and sunlight burn foliage, fade the bright colors of the flowers, reduce their life, increase the need for...

  • List of Online Aquascape Retailers

  • Are Wood Chips a Good Flower Garden Mulch?

    There are lots of reasons to mulch a flower garden--or any garden. People use pine straw, wheat straw, pine bark, landscape cloth, rock and shredded tires to do the job. Wood chips are a widely...

  • How to Spread Pea Gravel

    Pea gravel is an exciting addition to a beautifully landscaped flower garden. It aids in water drainage, prohibits weed growth, and adds a graceful touch of color to what may otherwise be...

  • How to Cut Railroad Ties

    Railroad ties can be used for many things, even to create a flower bed. However, in order to get pieces the proper size, railroad ties need to be cut. This can be done with a chainsaw and an...

  • How to Bolt Onto Railroad Ties

    Railroad ties have many uses including bolting them into the ground to keep the railroad ties secure when using them for a landscaping project. However, to keep the railroad ties secure you will...

  • How to Desert Landscape Your Yard

    Desert landscaping allows you to utilize water and plants in a way that contributes to your lawn without wasting water in an arid or dry environment. For gardeners in desert or drier areas,...

  • How to Keep Cats Out of Toxic Flower Beds

    If you've opted to plant flowers that aren't safe for animals, yet the neighborhood cats won't seem to go away, you have a potentially unsafe situation on your hands. Cats don't know what plants...

  • Fall Planting for Cedar Hedge

    Hedges can be planted to shade a house, give privacy, divide property or provide a border along a driveway or garden. The clean lines of a hedge give any property a feeling of order, especially...

  • How to Uninstall Rubber Mulch

    Rubber mulch holds in water and keeps weeds at bay. Because it is made of rubber, it also lasts a very long time and does not need replacing that often, if at all. You may need, however, to...

  • How to Edge Trees & Flower Beds

    Edging trees and flower beds not only produces a uniform look but also prevents mulch from spreading into your lawn and causing mowing headaches. Decide what type of edging material you would like...

  • How to Create Shade Gardens in the Pacific Northwest

    Shade gardens work perfectly in the often-overcast Pacific Northwest. There are so many types of shade plants that you can create an attractive, peaceful garden with a little bit of work. The...

  • Types of Flower Bed Edging

    Flower beds are beautiful addition to any landscape. Adding an edge to a flower bed provides a more defined structure and elegant look to show off your green thumb.

  • How to Naturally Edge Flower Beds

    Adding an edge to your garden's flower beds can increase the visual appeal of your garden. You can easily find edging material at home and garden stores, but you can create your own natural flower...

  • Types of Water Gardens

    There are four main types of water gardens. Ponds, waterfalls, fountains and streams are the most commonly found water-garden styles. Choose the type that best fits your landscape and personal...

  • Which Plants Are the Most Resistant to Lack of Water?

  • What Are the Benefits of Water Gardens?

    There are many benefits of water gardens. They add beauty and tranquility to the landscape. Homeowners can install one as a DIY project. Small or large, a well designed water garden increases the...

  • Plants for a Mediterranean Garden

  • How to Build Flowerbed Water Gardens

    Although creating a flower bed and a water garden requires some careful planning, it isn't as difficult as some people think. Being familiar with the materials that must be used and the kinds of...

  • How to Clean Up Pea Gravel

    Pea gravel is just one type of ground cover that homeowners can choose when landscaping their lawn. Pea gravel serves well as mulch because it protects the roots of plants and allows all the water...

  • How to Use Mirrors in a Garden

    Mirrors have long been used for interior decor, so why not use them in the garden to create a magical space? Mirrors can liven up the natural space of a garden with their sparkling, reflective...

  • How to Prepare Raised Beds for Planting

    Raised beds are convenient and popular with gardeners for many reasons. From a plant's perspective, raised garden beds improve soil drainage and reduce soil compaction. In traditional garden beds,...

  • How to Have Planting Beds Constructed

    Most construction plans for planting beds involve raising the surface of the planting bed above that of the surrounding landscape to some degree. Regardless of the type of planting bed you choose...

  • Cheap Do it Yourself Raised Flower Beds

    Raised flower beds can be built from a number of materials; however, treated 2-by-8s are the cheapest materials from which to build these flower coves. The posts will last as long as the flowers,...

  • What Plants Should You Plant Up Close to Your House?

    Privacy, soil erosion prevention and decoration are good reasons for growing plants near your home. Like any garden planning, deciding what to grow near your home requires thought and preparation....

  • Ways to Build a Raised Garden

  • What Kind of Wood Should You Use for a Raised Garden?

    Raised garden beds provide easy access for those with impaired mobility as well as people who are simply tired of gardening on their hands and knees. These elevated beds break up the monotony of a...

  • How to Care for Atrium Plants

    Atriums are generally found inside of malls, office buildings and government offices. They are a way of bringing the natural elements indoors to add life and color into foyers. Often there are...

  • Fish Pond Help

    Fishponds can add a beautiful touch to your backyard or garden. While fishponds do require a lot of work, they are also very rewarding. Goldfish, koi, mosquito fish and red minnows all do well in...

  • Tools Used to Cultivate

  • How to Measure for a Circular Garden Bed for Block Edging

    Block edging serves to separate garden beds from other areas of the lawn. It also adds a decorative touch to an outdoor space by complementing the color and design of nearby objects. Although ...

  • How to Edge for Flower Garden Beds

    Edging a flower bed is a great way to create a neat and professional appearance to a yard and its landscaping. Not only does it help provide a clear visual line of division between the garden bed...

  • Do it Yourself Raised Planting Beds Cheap

    Raised planting beds don't have to cost you an exorbitant amount of money; you can make your own with supplies found at your local hardware store. While your do-it-yourself raised planting bed may...

  • Blue Bee Life Cycle

    While bees are not appreciated by everyone, they are essential to the pollination of flowers as well as fruits and vegetables that are food sources for animals, including humans, and the blue bee...

  • How to Calculate How Much Soil Is Needed in a Raised Bed Planter Box

    Planter boxes come in all shapes and sizes. Raised bed planter boxes may be located adjacent to a building, encircle the base of a tree or mailbox or be a free-standing structure. One great...

  • How to Build Raised Landscape Beds

    Raised garden beds not only add architectural interest to any landscape, they are easier to maintain, help nurture plants by improving drainage, and extend the growing season. The varieties of...

  • Pond Cleaning Instructions

    Garden ponds can accumulate a mucky buildup, even with filter systems in place. The buildup is a natural part of the pond's life cycle. Plant debris and fish waste collect and settle in the pond...

  • Should I Use Miracle-Gro in My Potted Garden?

    Miracle-Gro is a water-soluble plant food that can be used every seven to 14 days on a wide variety of plants from vegetables and small fruits to annuals and perennials. The plant food is a...

  • Remedies for Keeping Chickens Out of Flower Gardens

    If people are interested in farming or gathering their own eggs, there's a good chance that they'll keep chickens. For anyone who owns a lot of property, with plants and landscaping, chickens can...

  • How to Build Cheap Raised Flower Beds

    There are many ways to build a raised flower bed. Most methods are relatively inexpensive; however, the cheapest way to build a raised flower bed is to use materials and components that you can...

  • How to Reuse a Cast Iron Tub in a Garden

    Using a cast-iron bathtub as the focal point of your garden provides a touch of whimsy to your yard. Filled with brightly colored flowers and trailing vines that attract butterflies and...

  • Recommended Height of Raised Planting Beds

    Raised planting beds provide many benefits for gardeners. Those who have back problems or spend a lot of time bent over a bed weeding understand the advantage of a raised bed. The elderly and...

  • Instructions for Wooden Yard Planter

    Creating a simple wooden yard planter is a fairly quick and cost effective way to add curb appeal, outdoor structure and color to your yard. It's also a popular alternative for homes where...

  • Proper Draining of Raised Planting Beds

    Raised planting beds are often used by gardeners with limited mobility or with knee and joint pain. The position of the beds does not require a gardener to spend time on their hands and knees....

  • How to Build a Wooden Plant Pot

    The rustic look of a wooden plant pot is a delightful addition to gardens and landscaping. There are a number of designs and styles. The classic box shape is popular, attractive, and simple to...

  • Landscape Edging Options

    A beautiful landscape can add value to any home. Landscaping involves much more than the plants and flowers that are in garden beds. Edging can help make a landscaping project successful by...

  • How to Add Window Boxes to a Fence

    Window boxes mounted on a house add a touch of old world charm. Bringing the concept of window boxes down to eye level by mounting planters on fences opens up a whole new array of flower design...

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