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How to Grow Ornamental Grasses
by Guest Post on Jan 2, 2010
Ornamental grasses have become extremely popular in the past ten years or so, and if you buy them at a garden center they are kind of pricey. Learning how to grow them yourself is actually quite easy. They can be grown from seed, but I won’t pretend to be an expert at that for several reasons. Continue reading →
Landscape Irrigation
by Guest Post on Jan 5, 2010
Most of the country is now under the influence of the hottest part of the year - even here in normally cooler north Idaho, temperatures have risen into the nineties for over a week. To keep your gardens thriving in these conditions is a challenge, and requires the careful management. Continue reading →
Unique Garden Planters - Outdoor Decorating w/Containers
by Guest Post on Jan 23, 2010
Container Gardening and Garden planters are a warm and inviting way to add interest to your outdoor decorating spaces. You can spruce up your outdoor living spaces by adding decorative planters that give your plants pop! Continue reading →
Wind Chimes - Enhance Your Outdoor Decor
by Guest Post on Jan 23, 2010
To beautify the front of your home and enhance your landscape decor, why not use the benefits of beautiful sounding wind chimes? They come in a variety of colors, shapes, sizes, and price ranges, and are sure to be the perfect compliment to your decor. Continue reading →
Outdoor Furniture for Garden Decoration
by Guest Post on Feb 4, 2010
Who does not love to rest and unwind in a quiet and calm place at the end of a tiring day? On another note, won’t it be great to stop by in a green, clean and tidy place before you start your day? You don’t have to go out to find such a place on this earth. Continue reading →
The Life Cycle of the Tree
by Guest Post on Feb 4, 2010
A tree’s life cycle begins with germination. An adult tree will drop seeds to the ground, usually in fall or winter, and the seed will lie dormant until spring. When the conditions are right, the dormant seed will start to receive warmth, water, sunlight, and oxygen. Continue reading →
Understanding When to Plant Baby Trees
by Guest Post on Feb 4, 2010
Fall or wintertime is a great time to think about planting baby trees. Most trees survive better if they are planted or transplanted while they are dormant. If you have baby trees, they may even look dead during this time. Continue reading →
Plants Around the Home. Nursery? or Grow Yourself?
by Guest Post on Feb 24, 2010
Plants are a great way to spice up your home, start a garden, or give the gift that keeps on giving to a friend, family member, or loved one. When it comes to growing plants, you may think that you have to start from scratch and invest in seeds. Continue reading →
Beautifying Your Homes Exterior
by Guest Post on Feb 28, 2010
There are lots of incentives why homeowners desire an improved home exterior. Maybe you want to sell your home in the future, are bored with the old look, or wish to add equity to your home. Painting, landscaping and new window shutters will give your home fantastic results. Continue reading →
Great Patio Ideas to Add Life to Your Home
by Guest Post on Mar 2, 2010
The patio has its practical uses. You can use it to enjoy meals with family or use it as a setting for many garden barbecue parties. You can use it as a place for solitude or a haven for relaxation. You can turn it into a virtual playground or a swimming pool. Continue reading →
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