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Arrange Plants By Height When Landscaping
When planting perennials around buildings, pools, decks, etc., always place the taller of the plants towards the rear where they will display their beauty against the object such as the deck, a stone wall, etc.
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Landscaping Ideas with Recycled Clay Roof Tiles
I want to recycle quite a lot of clay roof tiles for use in my landscape. Any ideas?
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Inexpensive Landscape Fabric
I have no money for landscaping. What can I use for landscape fabric? My husband and I put down landscape fabric in our yard last year, but we are no longer together and I cannot afford to buy anything for the yard. Does anybody have any suggestions of what I can use that is "dirt" cheap instead of expensive landscape fabric?
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 04/14/2008 | 11 Feedback(s)
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Disguising a Telephone Pole
In an attempt to hide a telephone pole in our front yard, or at least draw attention away from the pole, I designed this area to have different textures and focal points. Big stones, mulch, tall shrub, wide bush and a variety of flowers that will bloom at different times in spring and summer.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 11/08/2007 | 9 Feedback(s)
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Controlling "Snow on the Mountain" Ground Cover
I purchased a home that was professionally landscaped about 18 years ago but the previous owners did not maintain the beds. A ground cover called "Snow on the Mountain" was used in the largest bed and has taken over.
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Broken Glass in Gravel
My yard was vandalized and the glass gazing ball shattered all over the gravel. Short of replacing the gravel, how do I remove the broken glass from the gravel?
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Improving My Front Yard
My front yard planting area has a western exposure and has to handle the hot Florida sun from about noon until sunset. Besides that, one side gets loads of rain and the other side stays dry as a bone. I HATE to garden. Can anyone give me some suggestions that will make it look acceptable?
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Uses for Unwanted Artificial Christmas Trees
Don't Toss an Unwanted Artificial Christmas Tree! Don't toss an unwanted artificial Christmas tree! Regardless of the reason, if it has realistic branches and will stand up, find a bare spot in your yard near a newly planted tiny tree, perhaps against a fence in the back yard.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 11/27/2006 | 4 Feedback(s)
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Garden Fountain
Garden Fountain Photo. Here is my yard and garden fountain. . .
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 08/24/2006 | 4 Feedback(s)
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5 Tips for Illuminating Your Garden Landscape
By Ellen Brown
Lighting plays an important role in creating an outdoor environment. The trend towards creating beautiful, functional outdoor living spaces means finding lighting options that are both practical and aesthetically pleasing. Fortunately, homeowners have more options for outdoor lighting than ever before.
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