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Landscaping & Outdoor Building

Upgrade any yard with eHow’s tips on landscaping and outdoor building projects. Learn how to install a deck, put in a pool, paint a fence or even pave a walkway. Got a green thumb? Get tips on planting trees, shrubs and flower beds. Deck repair on your weekend docket? Find advice on pressure washing, replacing damaged boards and staining a deck. If you’d rather leave your project to a pro, eHow has tips on choosing a landscape architect, too.

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  • How to Make a Bird Feeder Stand With a Restocking Elevator for Under $50

    Bird watching and feeding has been a long time relaxing and enjoyable hobby for many people. Unfortunately most often, the local squirrels, raccoons and dear keep getting fatter and you keep...

  • How to Install Posts on a Concrete Patio

    Concrete is typically a very strong and durable building material, and for that reason is one of the most commonly used materials for features like walkways and patios. For a number of reasons...

  • Aluminum Fence DIY

    Aluminum fences provide the strength and beauty of an iron fence while remaining relatively maintenance free. Because aluminum fences prohibit rust, they are ideal for areas near swimming pools...

  • How to Install a Bat Box

    The mere thought of bats brings up scary images of flying vampires, monsters, and rabies. The truth is, bats are beneficial in controlling mosquito and other insect populations and are welcome at...

  • How to Build a Wood Basket Weave Fence

    A wood basket weave fence is an aesthetically pleasing fence typically used for privacy as they will block the property from view. The degree of privacy can be varied by changing the height of the...

  • Step-by-Step Vinyl Fence Installation

    Vinyl fencing is a more expensive alternative to traditional wood fencing, however it requires almost no maintenance and lasts much longer. Installation requires two people and multiple days to...

  • How Do I Set Wooden Posts into My Brick Steps?

    Brick steps leading up to a front door are a popular choice over wood steps because brick stands up to weather for a longer period of time. Most front door steps include railings to support...

  • Vinyl Fence Post Installation FAQ

    Vinyl fences are durable and maintenance-free fences made from non-toxic, fully recyclable plastic. Unfortunately they're also fairly expensive, and the cost of professional installation only adds...

  • How to Install a Mailbox Stand

    The United States Post Office delivered over 203 billion pieces of mail in 2008. With over 32,741 Post Offices nationwide and 1.2 billion miles driven by letter carriers and professional truck...

  • How to Fix Loose Fence Posts

    A loose fence post usually has one of two causes. It was not tamped in properly when the post was first put in, and as the ground settles, a gap opens around the post allowing it to shift. The...

  • How to Erect a Chain Link Fence

    Chain link fence is a relatively inexpensive type of fence that blends well with the backdrop of your yard. It delivers an effective boundary around your property without the confining effects of...

  • How to Install Cedar Wood Split Rail Fencing

    Cedar split rail fencing is an inexpensive type of fence that's simple to install. It's a great border fence that won't block the view around your yard. A cedar split rail fence can be put in...

  • How to Make a Trellis for a Mailbox Garden

    Mailbox gardens have become a popular way to add curb appeal to a home. Use the bare piece of ground at the base of a mailbox for a mix of evergreen flowering perennials like pinks and lavender....

  • How to Install Wood Fences Using Gravel

    Wood fences need to be securely anchored into the ground to prevent leaning and falling. With vinyl, aluminum, or chain-link fences, simply insert concrete posts into the ground to create a firm...

  • How to Remove Fencing Posts Set in Concrete

    Should you want to remove an existing fence or just replace one, you may need to remove posts that were set in concrete. While not a difficult job, this process can be labor intensive.

  • How to Set the Post for a Chain Link Fence

    The most important part of installing a chain link fence is setting the posts correctly. If you can do that, installing the rest of the fence will be much easier. The posts need to be the correct...

  • How to Install White Vinyl Fencing

    Vinyl fence really isn't as difficult to install as you might think--anyone with the proper tools and some know-how can do it. Installing your own vinyl fence can save you a lot of money on...

  • Do-It-Yourself Aluminum Fence

    Aluminum fences come in a wide variety of designs from basic to ornamental. If you want to do more than just mark where your property line begins and ends, consider an aluminum fence. Several...

  • How to Trellis a Mandevilla Mailbox

    The mandevilla is a glossy-leaved tropical vine that is loved for its large, trumpet-like flowers of red, white, pink or yellow. Often used as a summer annual, a popular use is to allow it to...

  • How to Install a Mail Box Post

    Installing a mailbox post for the curbside delivery of mail is regulated by the United States Postal Service. Consult the local postmaster for any special rules regarding specific heights or back...

  • DIY: Gazebos

    A gazebo can add a great deal of charm and functionality to your property. They serve as great gathering spaces for outdoor events and parties. But as charming as they appear, they are also very...

  • Prevention of Fence Post Rot

    Setting a post for a fence or mailbox can be hard work, so you'll want the post to last as long as possible. An unprotected fence post could start to rot in as little as three years. With proper...

  • How to Put a Mail Box on a Cedar Post

    Mounting a mailbox to a cedar post in front of your home can serve several purposes. Cedar is strong and attractive; it will provide durability you might not get from a metal or plastic kit and...

  • How to Install Barbed Wire Fencing

    You can install a barbed wire fence that will last for years, provided that you observe a few basic guidelines. There are three essential steps: setting the H-brace corners and steel fence posts;...

  • How to Attach Chicken Wire to a Post

    Chicken wire is one of the most affordable types of fencing available to consumers. It serves a variety of purposes, such as caging in small animals like chickens (hence the name "chicken wire")...

  • Do it Yourself Deck Railing

    Adding rails to an existing deck is an easy way to add dimension, and style to your outdoor space. The installation is also quite simple, especially if you purchase a handrail system with the...

  • How to Remove Concrete Around Fence Posts

    Removing a fence post with concrete attached requires some hard work and may even seem impossible if you aren't sure what you're doing. Unless you are willing to spend money to hire a professional...

  • How to Fix a Leaning Fence Post

    Traditionally, fences are built out of wooden posts and slats. Over time, wooden fences can begin to sag and lean due to the shifting of the ground or wood rot. Leaning fence posts can pose a...

  • How to Build a Triangle Trellis

    Trellising cucumbers, tomatoes, squash vines, pole beans and gourds lets the gardener use less space to grow more vegetables. This vertical form of square foot gardening can provide 6 feet or...

  • How to Remove a Wooden Fence Post

    Wooden fence posts can wear, rot and become an eyesore. They can fall over or crack and will eventually need replacing. Having a post replaced by a professional can be pricey, so it's...

  • How to Use a Post-Hole Digger

    When digging a hole for a post, a shovel becomes more cumbersome as the hole gets deeper. To remove dirt from the hole with a shovel, you need to widen the hole. A post-hole digger has two...

  • Homemade Battery Operated Electric Fence

    While they often evoke images of prisons and military bases, electric fences are most commonly used as an efficient, non-lethal way to manage free-range livestock and keep wolves, bears and big...

  • How to Set a Light Post

    Installing a light post requires seven days to complete because you have to allow the concrete footer to set before the post can be mounted correctly on top of it. Note that the conduit is...

  • How to Use Red Cedar As Fence Posts

    Red cedar can be used successfully as fence posts. According to the Oregon State University of Forestry, the general lifespan of a red cedar post is up to 24 years. All red cedar contains a white...

  • How to Build a Vine Trellis

    Treillage, the art of training climbing plants onto frames, has been a garden pastime since the 12th century. The key to a trellis is geometric regularity. Take advantage of trellises to force a...

  • How to Attach a Stair Rail to a Newel Post

    A newel post is the central or main post that is located at the bottom of a staircase located on the inside or the outside of a home. If you are installing a new handrail or replacing an existing...

  • How to Mount Gate Hinges

    Mounting your gate can be the most difficult part of installing your fence. If it isn't done right, the gate will sag or rip itself from hinges that aren't strong enough to support the weight and...

  • How to Keep Your Wood Porch Post From Rotting From Water

    Wooden supporting posts for porches and fences are subject to moisture and bug deterioration when set directly into soil without a protective barrier having been placed around the base of the...

  • DIY Cedar Fence Concrete Post

    Cedar fencing is an easy and practical way to fence your yard. Fencing with cedar also makes for a beautiful fence that will last for years to come. If you are planning on a DIY cedar fence, you...

  • How to Put Up a Snow Fence

    Much like windblown sand, windblown snow always seems to pile up where we don't need it or want it. Oceanside venues employ fencing to encourage dune formation, while homeowners facing a brutal...

  • How to Install a Vinyl Fence in a Garden

    As your property gets older, you may find that the original fencing is beginning to fall apart and needs to be replaced. When replacing fencing, you have several options to choose from, depending...

  • How to Set Wooden Fence Posts With Quikrete

    Setting your wooden fence posts with Quikrete assures you that your fence will not be as easily damaged by bad weather, high winds, or animals. It makes the posts and your fence more secure by...

  • How to Build a Fence From Wood and Welded Wire

    A fence keeps animals like deer out of your garden or keeps your pets from marauding through your neighborhood. Many people build fences to make their yards a safer place for young children to...

  • Do it Yourself Build a Mailbox Stand

    Mailboxes often sit on posts or perches that elevate them off the ground for the postman to put mail into and for residents to easily access. These posts are often thin but sturdy enough to hold a...

  • DIY Mailbox Footings

    You just moved into a new house and you need to put up a mailbox. How and where you place the box may not be as simple as randomly picking a likely-looking spot. Before you grab a shovel and start...

  • How to Install Electric Fence Insulators

    Electric fence insulators are a key part of your electric fence system--they allow you to attach the fence to your posts without grounding the wires out. Choose electric fence insulators based on...

  • Installation Information on Outdoor Mailboxes

    The U.S. Postal Service requires that curbside mailboxes meet certain minimum standards. If you want to install a custom mailbox, you need to contact your local postmaster for approval first. As...

  • How to Install a Gate on Your Farm Driveway

    Installing a driveway gate is fairly straightforward, however a couple of pitfalls await the unwary. The old carpenter's rule of measuring twice and cutting once is appropriate here, as are...

  • Shadowbox Fence Installation Instructions

    Shadowbox fences have the advantage of offering a fair amount of privacy while looking equally attractive on both sides. This means a clean look for both you and your neighbors. The design of...

  • How to Set a Mailbox Post

    The mailbox is an important component in completing the look of a house. It is one of the first things people see so it should be presentable and attractive. However, to have that box, you must...

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