- Does Pressure-Treated Wood Belong In Your Garden? Here's the information to help you decide in a series of articles by Ruth Lively.
- New Holland has a handy table to help you estimate the number of landscape blocks you'll need for a given length of wall, plus a link to a page on calculating radius curves.
- If you'd like to build a drystone wall for your raised bed, here's how to do it with stacked stone.
- Interested in sand beds? Mike Slater has made several for alpine plants. To find out how he does it and see some of his beds and the plants he grows in them, check out his DRY SAND BEDS page.
| Gardening in Shade is just one of the of over forty different gardening topics you can visit here on Suite 101, covering everything from annuals to zucchini. If you're not a member of Suite101, become one - it's free and easy to do. You've only got to fill in the blanks with the * on the application page. If you're concerned about your privacy, be assured that your name and email address will not be given or sold to anyone! Once you join, you can pop into any discussion and let me know what's on your mind. Or ask a question or tell me what you're growing....it doesn't have to be related to any particular subject I've been writing about. |
All graphics were perpetrated by Marge; all photographs in this article were taken by Marge in her garden. Thanks to Mallorn.com for hosting the images for me.
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