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Articles in Garden Furniture

By Heide Braley 1 comments
Composting is a very popular topic nowadays! As we are educated more and more on conservation and saving energy, the need to do more at home is obvious. Composting is one of those things that can be done so easily, if you have the right tools. ... more »
By JDBRobinson 0 comments
Making your own party decorations is an easy and fun way to save money and express yourself at gatherings with friends and family. Using crepe paper adds color to any party, but now it can also add shade and a display for your colorful design... more »
By Meri 4 comments
This is a super cute way to recycle an old chair and brighten up a dull corner of the yard, perk up the deck or create a welcoming focal point for visitors... more »
By redhoss 1 comments
I have seen several articles on the internet about yard or porch swings, but none that really get down to the details (unless you want to pay for plans). I made this yard swing back in 2001 and we have enjoyed it very much. I hope that you enjoy ... more »
By Kyle Schuneman 6 comments
Want to do something wild and fun with an accent chair or a rusted old chair that just sits outside? Why not cover it in moss to give it a dramatic and chic look!.. more »
By grouch 0 comments
It is time to move out of the spring cleaning mode and into those cleaning projects for summer that you just can’t do during the winter. Why not pressure wash your house and give it a whole new look... more »
By George Kramer 0 comments
Ever want to purchase a picnic table? How about a cedar picnic table. It doesn't matter what time of the year to learn more... more »
By GreenGardenChic 12 comments
A few years ago, my husband and I set out to build the most amazing fire pit, built right into our deck. Two years later, and that fire pit is the best gathering spot on any summer night. Roll up your sleeves and prepare to get a little dirty ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
Gardens in Europe contain small, earth-dwelling creatures originally from Germany called gnomes. This trend began in the 1800s and the love for these legendary garden creatures has spread to the United States and across the globe to backyard ... more »
By Felicity 2 comments
Summer can be fleeting sometimes but your desire to stay outdoors may continue longer than the warmer nights. It is possible to extend the time spent outdoors on the patio, balcony or in the garden and to make the impression of a longer summer by ... more »
By Ruby Bayan 1 comments
Planter caddies help you move your large and heavy container plants from one area to another without having to do heavy lifting. Also known as "planter trolley," "plant dolly," or "pot mover," a planter caddy is basically a set of caster wheels ... more »
By *Janet Ford 5 comments
Sitting outdoors is one of the most relaxing things you can do during the warm weather months. One of the most stressful things you can do is worry about how much you will have to spend to purchase those pillows that make your outdoor furniture ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
Buy a glider to turn any outdoor space into an instant garden room - they're the couches of patio furniture. You'll love the comfortable sitting, and just a gentle toe tap keeps you moving in the breeze... more »
By GardenGuru 2 comments
Ok, so you're outside in the garden, the park, or your backyard. First, you hear the the dodging buzz. Then zzooomm a little blur sweeps across the scene. It's a hummingbird! If you have flowers that produce nectar you will keep them around, ... more »
By favefive 5 comments
An outdoor space is an additional room that a family can enjoy. It is a place where a family can relax and unwind. Here are some tips on how to enjoy your outdoor space all year round... more »
By Ruby Bayan 1 comments
The ideal spring cleaning routine includes special attention to furniture dedicated to the patio, gazebo, playground, garden and yard. Outdoor furniture is usually made of durable materials like metal or plastic, but being constantly exposed to ... more »
By pigs4fun 0 comments
Maintenance is important of exterior elements of our homes. If not maintained landscaping will fall apart and colors will bleed out... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
Creating a retreat within a garden is a very rewarding project. Whether swings under a large shade tree or an arbor with a bench in a quiet corner, a garden retreat is a relaxing and enjoyable addition to any home... more »
By Erinn Valencich 2 comments
Want to give your deck a little of that chic, outdoor lounge look? Give yourself, and your guests, a comfortable place to relax alfresco by assembling a lounge-like bed in your own backyard. It’s sure to be a whole lot more inviting than a ... more »
By John Huguley 1 comments
How to Do BASIC Mosaic art work? Mosaic art work is becoming more and more popular in today’s modern designs. Because of this many web sites have been created to supply you with facts and resources for creating your special Glass Mosaic art work... more »
By ehowfan2007 6 comments
Most think about the yard either for themselves or for simple curb appeal. Here is a secure idea for your ornaments, so they don't end up missing when you come home from work... more »
By ForyourHome 0 comments
Wood is meant to be outdoors. Trees grow in the great outdoors, so it makes sense that furniture made from trees should be kept outdoors. It is no wonder that wood furniture, when treated and cared for properly, can last outdoors for years. So ... more »
By George Kramer 0 comments
Learning about cedar garden furniture is fun and easy. If you are interested in learning more then the article should help... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 2 comments
If you have an old picnic table or some Adirondack chairs with peeling paint and chipped or splintered wood, it's not that hard to make them look (almost) as good as new. Furniture refinishing of this sort is much closer to carpentry and house ... more »
By sbouie 2 comments
Products can be made from unexpected materials such as inner tubes, egg cartons, automotive products, soda labels, candy wrappers and other pieces of junk most people throw away. Learning to recycle certain products in this ever-increasing green ... more »