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Gravel and Stone Mulches Gravel and stone offer certain advantages over organic mulching materials. mulches • mulching materials • pea gravel • gravel mulches • stone mulches
Installing French Drain Systems French drain systems are the ideal solution for dealing with rainwater runoff. They can prevent basement damage and foundation damage using landscaping fabric and gravel. french drain systems • foundation repair • basement damage • gutter downspouts • green landscaping
Deck Building – Setting the Posts The fifth in a series of deck building articles covers installing the ledger board, digging footings, setting the posts in fast setting concrete and leveling. sturdy footing posts • deck design fundamentals • lumber sizing and spacing • install the ledger board • fast setting concrete mix
Daffodil Bulb Planting Techniques It's bulb planting time in my region, zone 6 almost zone 7. Techniques of bulb planting has a lot to do with the individual, but with the spread of the internet and the web sites, techniques are becoming standardized. Do you put gran-i-grit under your bulbs? narcissus • daffodil • daffodil planting • daffodil growing • bulbs
How to Build Your Own Small Fountain for a Deck or Patio This is a good time of year to build a water feature for your deck or any other place you need the sparkle and sound of water. garden fountain • water pond • water gardens • water gardening • build your own fountain
Waterfalls Simple or complex, subtle or breath taking, a waterfall is the centerpiece of a garden. water • fall • aeration • waterfall • waterfalls
When a Pond Leaks Choose a durable pond liner and perform regular maintenance to ensure that any pond liner has a long life. If leaks occur, learn how to repair them. pond liners • damaged pond liner • pond liner repair • choosing a pond liner • flexible preformed pond liner
Adorable Alpines Easy to grow alpines for the open garden alpines • growing alpines • hardy alpines • winter planting • rock plants
Building A Damp Garden If you sink up to your knees when you go into your garden, you won't understand the longing for plants who like it wet that festers in the hearts of those who garden on dry ground. Share my trials and triumphs as I build my damp garden. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Directing Rainfall Average rainfall in most North American deserts is between 10 and 18 inches per year. Rainfall runoff from an average home there can mean tens of thousands of gallons of desert • garden • desert garden • rainfall • rain
Happy Dogs and Beautiful Gardens When most people think of dogs and gardens, they think of their dog digging up the bulbs they have so carefully planted moments before. It doesn't have to be that way. dog friendly gardens • landscape design • hardy landscapes • dogs and plants • dog proofing landscape
Injury Prevention on the Playground Injuries are the leading cause of death and disability in children. Injuries kill more children in Canada than all other diseases combined. injury prevention on the playground • injury prevention • child injury and death • serious injuries in children • canadian standards association (csa)
Planting an alpine trough garden Alpine trough gardens are like miniature rock gardens -- they're the creme de la creme of container gardens. Plant one for a sunny area of your garden with these instructions. alpines • gardening • alpine trough gardens • alpine troughs • garden design
Planting Basics: Soil The first thing; the most basic thing about planting anything is what it's being planted in. The soil. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
What Is Pattern Fishing? Catching any species of fish is easy once the fish have been located and the pattern for the day has been established. Each day fish move and react differently. pattern fishing • where to catch fish • barometer • tournament angler • pattern
Coping with Dry Weather Take preventive steps and learn how to cope with drought before it hits your area. drought tolerant plants • organic mulch • inorganic mulch • fertilizers • fertilize
Creating a Tropical Terrarium Many tropical herps (reptiles and amphibians) need a humid, specialized environment. Learn to assemble a home for some lizards, snakes and tree frogs. vivariums • woodland terrarium • rainforest terrarium • reptile cage • amphibian habitat
Deck Design and Framing Concepts Part 2 of the deck building series, Deck Design and Framing Concepts focuses on deck construction, using pressure treated wood, and framing the deck understructure. deck design and framing concepts • pressure-treated lumber • quikrete fast setting concrete mix • building a shed • precast concrete pier blocks
Dog-Proof Your Landscape Don't let your garden go to the dogs. Learn to live happily with your canine friends by reducing digging habits and avoiding "dog spot" problems. dogs and landscape • dog ruining the garden • dog digging in the garden • dog spots on the lawn • dog digging up grass
Feline Frenzy Landscaping tactics to keep that fuzzy feline fiend out of your yard and back home where it belongs! cat • cats • pest control • pest • garden
How does your herb garden grow? Herbs add colour, texture and fragrance to the garden.Dig in and learn how to make these culinary, medicinal and fragrant plants right at home in your garden. herbs • gardening • herb gardening • growing herbs • garden soil
How to Design Gardens Where Dogs Live Many gardeners want to enjoy time in the garden with a dog. Here is a guide to design flowerbeds that protects plants and man's best friend. design gardens • gardens for dogs • plan flowerbeds • mans best friend • safe gardens for dogs
How to Grow Waterlilies A simple to follow tutorial on the care and culture of waterlilies Nymphaea. how to grow waterlilies • water lily culture • nymphaea • water flowers • water plants
Majestic Eagles Play a Part in Zuni Agriculture Eagle feathers are used in many Native American religious and cultural ceremonies. To avoid the waiting list of several years for feathers, the Zunis have created a home for non-releasable eagles. eagle • zuni • native american • agriculture • ceremony
Outdoor Summer Preschool Playgroup Ideas These outdoor summer fun activities for young children encourage healthy social interaction during preschool playgroup meetings. outdoor summer preschool • preschool playgroup ideas • backyard activities • activities for young children • social interaction
Pet-Friendly Landscaping Your plants may be pet-safe choices, but will your Labradoodle leap over the fence or get into the snail bait? Consider these rules for smart, sensible landscape design. dog friendly landscaping • pet friendly landscaping • pet-friendly landscaping • dog-friendly landscaping • pet-friendly gardening
Playground Safety Tips It's bulb planting time in my region, zone 6 almost zone 7. Techniques of bulb planting has a lot to do with the individual, but with the spread of the internet and the web sites, techniques are becoming standardized. Do you put gran-i-grit under your bulbs? narcissus • daffodil • daffodil planting • daffodil growing • bulbs
Terrariums-Part 4 Planting your Terrarium Planting a terrarium. terrariums • enabling garden • horticulture therapy
Control Roof Runoff with Rain Chains Downspouts serve a useful purpose, and no one can argue that they don't fulfill their function. But rain chains do the job while adding a touch of elegance to the home. rain chains • alternatives to downspouts • downspout alternatives • roof runoff • erosion control
Dianthus Dianthus--suitable plants for the rock garden, planted wall, or perennial border. dianthus • carnations • carnation • sweet william • sweet williams
GROWING CACTI AND SUCCULENTS This is a general discussion of growing cacti and succulents. cacti • succulents
Saxifrages Discusses the saxifrages--common rock garden plants. saxifrage • rock garden plants • alpine plants
Spring in the Water Garden Is it starve a cold and feed a fever? Yes! Spring fever that is! Feed it by cleaning out the winter weary pond, repotting water plants and getting ready to enjoy the summer season. spring • water plants • algae • filter • filtration
Choosing Your Plants (Or Pick a Peck of Pickerel) Lilies and Lotus and Shade OH MY! What can you grow in your pond? Here is some information I've rounded up on choosing plants for your pond. Don't forget to check out the links, both in the article and in the "Links List." water lilies • lotus • water hyacinth • pickerel • pond
Mid-winter gardening This article describes a presentation given by Judith Adam during a workshop held at the Civic Garden Centre in Toronto on Sunday, February 28, 1999. mid winter gardening • gardeners • garden centre • city gardening • landscaping
Part Two, Interview with Suzanne Bretsch We continue our interview with professional breeder/handler/judge, Suzanne Bretsch how to choose the right dog • dogs • puppies • coat types • grooming tips
This is Over Your Head.... But it should be. Roofs are much better over your head than under your feet. This time around, we will be taking a look at the different types of roofing materials you will run across while fixing up your home.
SLUGS AND SNAILS Is something eating your your new orchid flowers? Could be snails or slugs. This article will tell you some tips on how to get rid of these critters. snails • snail • slug • orchid • orchids
Historic Fenton House in Hampstead Village Visitors to Fenton House in London will be transported into the bucolic past via glorious gardens, stately architecture and the melodies of prized early keyboards. fenton house • london historic house • national trust • hampstead village • early keyboards
Hot, Hot, Hot Garden Is it hot enough for you, yet? It certainly is for me! Like my plants, I droop when the temperatures soar. Gardening tasks are done in slow motion, if done at all...plenty of time to contemplate the weather and its effect on plants and the gardener. heat • drought • humidity • climate • weather
Raised Beds If you haven't used some type of raised bed in your garden, you really should consider doing so. I've got several various and assorted kinds of raised beds. When I used to grow vegetables, my vegetable garden consisted of a series of raised beds. This type of bed is good for sun or shade; open space or woodland gardens. raised beds • stone • brick • treated lumber • compost |
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