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By derbyka 3 comments
A trellis is great for adding a vertical element to your yard or saving space on an apartment patio or balcony. They work well for growing anything from moon flowers (fragrant flowers that open at night) to even cantaloupe! Avoid buying an ... more »
By Willi Galloway 2 comments
Building a mini greenhouse in your garden is an inexpensive, easy, low-tech way to start gardening earlier in spring and to extend the gardening season well into fall. This greenhouse uses a hoop house design and it can be covered with plastic, ... more »
By southernlady 0 comments
Want a beautiful, serene garden but think it costs a fortune? Well, it doesn't. By using organic materials and practices to transform your outdoor space the possibilities are endless. When you garden organically, you use little money but can ... more »
By Whitepines 2 comments
My grandfather always said that a gardener who doesn't care for his tools is not worth his salt. Caring for garden tools can save money and help make work easier... more »
By ProfessorSprout 2 comments
Change the oil and filter of your tractor a minimum of once a year--no matter amount of hours used. Changing the oil and filter on your John Deere tractor is not difficult. To keep your machine in proper working condition, you'll have to know how... more »
By derbyka 1 comments
It always happens. You've found a beautiful new plant and go to buy a pot that will show it off only to get hit with sticker shock! Leave the high prices behind and take a look at these cheaper alternatives... more »
By Rhodes Landscape Design Build 2 comments
Keeping your yard & garden beautiful and weed free doesn't mean you have to drench it in chemicals. Here are some natural ways to keep those weeds from taking over. What better place to go "green" than in the garden!.. more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
Here is a contribution from one of our eHow visitors that suggests a great way to use those plastic milk gallons to drip irrigate your garden... more »
By SeventhSibling 3 comments
Do you find that your garden gloves usually wear out quicker on one (or two) fingers? You shouldn't have to buy a new pair of gloves just because one finger wore out and the rest of the glove is still good. Here’s a solution to “plug up” that ... more »
By David Sarokin 2 comments
I think that I shall never see a thing as messy as a tree. But which leaf blower is best for clearing the mess out of your yard, garden, driveway or lawn? Here's how to find out... more »
By Bruce McDaniel 5 comments
Your gardening tools are meant to last longer than your garden for one season. If you follow these simple instructions you will keep them clean and they will last for years... more »
By jennandmark 0 comments
It is a frustration that all gardeners and lawn manicurist have to cope with…WEEDS. It seems like they are everywhere. In your vegetable garden, herb garden, flower garden, lawn, and growing up between the cracks of your sidewalk or stone ... more »
By DonnaGrazia 2 comments
It is fun, easy, and economical to gather a container and items from your local dollar store to assemble an attractive and impressive gift basket. This one has a garden theme and cost under thirteen dollars!.. more »
By pigs4fun 1 comments
Why work with rusty tools if you can prevent it. Try this method to prevent rust on your tools and keep them working as if they were brand new... more »
By TGoode 4 comments
Young garden or bedding plants are very vulnerable and need protection when first planted. A quick nibble or taste by a deer or rabbit may take most of the plant wasting the money you spent and the hard work you invested in planting. When the ... more »
By jimdris 20 comments
Few things are more frustrating than trying to start a stubborn lawn mower. After eighty-five pulls on the starting cable, a loud groan and maybe good kick, it's time to regroup and try a different strategy. This article provides some helpful ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
Your garden hose is one of the most critical, yet most often neglected (or even abused) tool in your garden. Here's how to preserve the life of your hose by taking care of it during the growing season... more »
By SeventhSibling 0 comments
If you have ever had an issue in your garden with bugs or varmints eating your developing produce, a floating row cover may be the solution. A floating row cover, as shown in the picture to the left, is a lightweight material placed directly ... more »
By eHow Home & Garden Editor 0 comments
There's a tool for every garden purpose--a dandelion popper, a bulb dibber, a watering can for seedlings. Stock your shed with well built, high-quality essentials--the classic tools you'll use year after year... more »
By SeventhSibling 1 comments
The potted tree you choose for outdoor décor will need a large container with drainage, that’s a given. But there are other considerations in selecting a container for a tree... more »
By SeventhSibling 1 comments
Sometimes, we forget to clean garden tools after use, or are simply not mindful of the need to clean the tools to keep them functioning properly. Aside from the fact that rust is unsightly and in the long term, can seriously damage a garden ... more »
By Kat Yares 1 comments
Go to any garden center and you will find that purchasing garden mulch can be an expensive proposition. Unless you are looking for a specialty product, there are a number of ways that you can find mulch for your garden at little or no cost. Read ... more »
By jesseng 0 comments
Love to Garden but Hate the Dirty Residue? Try these tips... more »
By SeventhSibling 2 comments
You can draw a certain amount of pleasure from purchasing a live Christmas tree that can eventually be planted in the ground. I can attest to that pleasure, having kept a live ball and burlap Christmas tree in a planter through two Christmas ... more »