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Make your lawn and garden the envy of the neighborhood with eHow’s tips on subjects like growing grass and storing bulbs for winter. Growing an herb garden? Is a rock garden a better fit for your environment? eHow has suggestions for both, plus advice on rose gardens, vegetable patches and planting a lawn. Protect your hard work with information on controlling pests, testing soil and fertilization. eHow even helps you get your supplies together with How Tos on organizing gardening tools.

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  • How to Make Your Own Waterfall Filter

    A waterfall is a wonderful addition to any garden or pond, but the effect can be ruined by dirty, cloudy, or algae-choked water. Adding plants to your water feature is a great way to provide...

  • How to Grow Privet Hedges

    Privet hedges are easy to grow. They will quickly fill in and give you a thick hedge of greenery. Some countries such as Australia have outlawed growing privet hedges because they grow like weeds....

  • Tips to Keep Flowers Alive

    The addition of vibrant flowers beautifies any area of your house or yard. The only problem is that, once planted or placed in a vase, they tend to only last a few days. But by taking a few extra...

  • How to Keep Mosquitoes Out of Our Kiddie Pool

    Barring building a fortress around your house, or your kiddie pool, keeping mosquitoes at bay during the summer months could be a challenge. The key to successfully eliminating mosquitoes from...

  • How to Pick a Rain Barrel

    High water bills during the summer months are common due to lawn and garden watering. If you cringe when you see an envelope from the water company, a rain barrel might ease the blow to your...

  • How to Water a Garden With Potassium Water Softeners

    Water softeners use either sodium chloride or potassium chloride to remove minerals from hard water. Because they leave very little trace of sodium or potassium behind, it's OK to water a garden...

  • How to Use a Tensiometer for Pecan Trees

    A tensiometer is a tool used for measuring moisture in soil. It lets gardeners and growers know when the soil needs water. As the soil dries out, water is removed from the tensiometer. Likewise,...

  • How to Germinate Herbs From Seed

    Herbs are generally easy to grow and relatively hearty given proper growing conditions, growing medium, light, water and nutrients. Fresh herbs are ideal for use in culinary endeavors or for...

  • How to Preserve Terracotta Flower Pots

    From ancient times to modern gardens terracotta (literally earth baked) pots have been a favorite decorative planter among gardeners. Heavier than plastic pots, terracotta is less likely to be...

  • How to Stop Erosion of New Grass Seed

    It is very frustrating to plant new grass seed only to see it wash away because of rain and soil erosion. The keys to growing grass are to keep the seeds in place until they take root and to help...

  • How to Make a Flower Arrangement in a Big White Wooden Birdhouse

    You can decorate your lawn for special occasions using flowers picked from your garden or purchased at your local supermarket or florist. Arranging cut flowers in a birdhouse adds to the ambiance,...

  • How to Make Roses Thrive

    Roses are one of the most elegant and beautiful flowers. Most people not only like the beauty of roses, but the wonderful scent as well. Anyone with a garden wants to have beautiful roses in...

  • How to Keep Dogs Off Your Lawn Home Remedies

    Have problems with the neighborhood dogs using your yard is their own personal bathroom? I know how frustrating that can be, however I also know some ways to stop it from happening ever again. In...

  • How to Keep My Bird Bath Clean

    Bird baths come in many shapes and sizes, but all have one thing in common: they must be cleaned or birds may succumb to illness by using them. Cleaning your bird bath and keeping it cleaned...

  • How to Take Plant Cuttings

    Plant cuttings are an easy and inexpensive way to add new specimens to your garden without spending a fortune. And if your friends, family or neighbors have plants you admire, starting a cutting...

  • Saline-Sodic Soils Definition

    Soil that is high in both salt and sodium is considered to be saline-sodic soil. This type of soil might occur naturally or unnaturally though the impact of human gardening and farming practices.

  • How to Water Rye Grass Seed

    Rye grass is a popular grass that makes for luxurious lawns. Rye grass generally requires little maintenance, although it does require some at certain times of the year. The best time to plant rye...

  • How to Water With Dursban Granules

    Dursban granules are a wide spectrum insecticide used to control many different species of outdoor pests. The chemical makeup of Dursban is toxic and should never be used on food bearing plants...

  • How to Restore Concrete Garden Statues

    Concrete statues are an investment in beauty, and if they begin to deteriorate, it's frustrating. In cold weather cracks allow moisture in, which will freeze and expand, thus widening the cracks,...

  • How to Water Plants When Water Is Restricted

    Gardeners often struggle to keep their gardens and yards healthy when water is restricted. Many times, water is restricted to just certain times of the day; however, sometimes during water...

  • How to Make a Rain Barrel From a Blue Plastic Drum

    Making a rain barrel is an effective way to collect run-off water for use in gardening, cleaning or other projects. Water can be collected from a roof, and the barrel will generally fill quickly...

  • How to Kill Water Grass

    Water grass is a general term used to describe a wide variety of grassy weed species. It thrives in a wet environment. Some species grow in water, while others thrive on soggy ground and lawns....

  • How to Kill Mosquitoes in Water Fountains

    Mosquitoes are six-legged flying insects that feed on blood, both from animals and humans. No one wants to deal with these pesky insects. Even though they inject a numbing agent when they bite,...

  • How to Test the Porosity of Soils

    Sandy soil is composed of large, coarse, rapidly-draining particles. Clay soil is made up of fine particles, which when compacted, causes soil to become waterlogged. A grower who knows the...

  • How to Water Plants With Epsom Salts

    Epsom salts are widely available at pharmacies because of their usefulness as a bodily cleanser. Soaking in Epsom salt is recommended to treat numerous conditions and strengthen your natural...

  • How to Get Rid of Mold in Grass

    Mold thrives in areas of grass that receive lots of water and not enough sunlight. Mold comes in many different varieties and colors. The first step to getting rid of mold in grass it to create an...

  • When to Plant Grass in Arizona

    Arizona is an arid environment that has a year-round growing season. Planting grass in Arizona can be tricky, according to Jeff Greenbloom at Richard's Garden Center in Arizona. You need to choose...

  • How to Grow Aloe Vera

    Aloe is a very good plant to grow. It has many medicinal purposes, is relatively easy to care for and can be grown both outdoors and indoors. If you like hummingbirds, this is also a plant which...

  • How to Grow Beautiful Honeysuckle

    Honeysuckle is not only a beautiful plant, but it has a very sweet scent that many enjoy having in their garden. It is a great plant to enhance the scents around your home and it is very hardy! ...

  • How to Grow Beautiful Water Lilies

    Water lilies are a beautiful aquatic flower, great for shallow ponds or aquatic gardening. They are also a very hardy plant that is difficult to accidentally kill and requires little effort on...

  • How to Stop Black Mold

    Black mold, which is formally called Strachybotrys atra, has a green and black color. Black mold can grow just about anywhere, including inside and outside. Black mold grows best in areas that are...

  • Should You Water Plants in the Middle of the Day?

    You can water your plants midday and it will not harm your plants. It is not true that midday watering is bad for your plants and will scorch or burn the plant. If your plant or lawn is suffering...

  • DIY Paper Wasp Traps

    Paper wasps are predators and help rid a garden and home of pests. When wasps build their nests too close to a home, though, it can lead to stings. These are not only painful but potentially...

  • How to Use Salt to Kill Grass

    Grass can make for a beautiful lawn and complement a home garden, but if you have grass creeping up into unwanted areas, it can be a nuisance. Sometimes grass has a way of sprouting up between...

  • How to Use Epsom Salt for Fertilizing Lawns

    Epsom salt is a good source of magnesium and sulfate to help turn the lawn green. It can aid the lawn's ability absorb phosphates and nitrogen, two important nutrients for a healthy and happy...

  • Drainage of Different Kinds of Soils

    Healthy soil with proper drainage is an important part of the successful home garden. The type of soil and amount of drainage will directly affect the type of plants that will thrive and grow in...

  • How to Germinate Green Bean Seeds in Water

    Green bean seeds are notorious for their low germination rates. Because they're more difficult to germinate in soil than other seeds, they often rot or mold before they start producing plants....

  • DIY Drip System Garden

    A drip irrigation system (also called micro irrigation) trickles water where you need it rather than all over. In other words, it saves you money and puts less of a strain on the local water...

  • How to Care for Burned Grass

    Your lawn is the first thing someone sees when coming over so be sure to make the right impression with a healthy green lawn. A burned or scorched lawn is grass that has become brown or withered,...

  • How to Remove Lime From a Bird Bath

    Hard water is responsible for leaving lime deposits on bird baths. The mineral-rich water flows into the bath and when it evaporates, the mineral deposits are left on that surface, leaving an...

  • How to Water a Lawn With Soft Water

    Although you may enjoy soft water for bathing and other household uses, it's not good for your lawn and garden. Hard water contains magnesium and calcium, which counteracts any sodium found in the...

  • How to Fix the Leak in My Pond Waterfall

    Ponds and waterfalls add a beautiful and formal touch to just about any garden setting. The glistening water provides a focal-point for your yard and invites guests to relax while enjoying the...

  • How to Kill Pond Grass

    Ponds add tasteful decorative touches to many backyard environments. Crystal-clear water with beautiful fish swimming about invites relaxation and meditation to all who visit your home. In spite...

  • How to Use Rockwool Cubes

    Rockwool is a mixture of melted rock and sand that has been spun into thread and compressed into different shapes, the most popular being large bricks. It also comes in small cubes that are used...

  • How to Make Your Own Natural Insecticide

    An all natural insecticide that works on veggie gardens or flowers and bushes and trees.

  • How to Stop Mosquitoes

    Stop mosquitoes before they become biting adults.

  • How to Keep Petunias Fresh All Summer

    Petunias are annual flowers that come in many colors, including pink, purple, yellow, white and red. Some species even have dual-colored blooms as a result of cross-breeding. Petunias are one of...

  • How to Soak Seeds for Floaters

    Soaking is a common method use to determine which seeds in a given batch are viable and which are not. Soaking may also reveal the presence of parasites in the seeds or rancid seeds. Although...

  • How to Water Agapanthus Africanus

    Agapanthus africanus is more commonly called the African blue lily or the lily of the Nile. The plant is actually a native of South Africa, quite a distance from the Nile, but it does sport blue...

  • How to Water Plants From a Stream to a Garden

    Sometimes watering your garden can be the most difficult or time-consuming aspect of gardening. To simplify this process and make your garden run easier, find a nearby stream with a constant flow...

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