How to take care of your garden. In this category we will be looking into garden animals, constructions, fences, gates, grass, hedges, manure, patios, planting, plants, ponds, recycle, seeds, slabs, structures and weeds.
Over the summer months, our gardens are used a lot. The kids are playing on the lawn, and we probably enjoy a few barbecues out on the patio. The dog…
Patios are a lovely addition to any garden, giving you somewhere to create a seating area, put potted plants and even have a garden space you can use in all…
There are so many different kinds of adhesives to choose from. With all those different adhesives lining the shelves of craft stores and home improvement stores, how can know which…
A concrete patio is a plain thing when first poured, and a sad thing when dressed in stained and peeling paint. Fortunately, it is not hard to repaint a concrete…
Mosaic tiles are a style of flooring and wall decoration that is steeped in centuries of rich history, and their popularity shows no signs of waning – even in 2013.…
How long has artificial grass been around? Synthetic grass was first manufactured in the 1960’s by Chemstrand Company, who went onto become Monsanto Textiles. It was the Ford Foundation that…
Autumn is a great time to give your lawn a pick-me-up and to ensure that it is in the best possible shape to survive the winter. September has always been…
echnically speaking, all wallflowers are perennial; that is, they live for more than one or two years. However, they are not long-lived plants, which is why the spring-flowering hybrids, like…
Wallflowers, an old-fashioned English flower, come in a range of bright shades — yellows, oranges, reds and maroons — and begin blooming in early spring. Wallflowers were named after the…
Used for more than 2,000 years, milk thistle is native to Europe. Products from this plant are popular in both Europe and the United States. The seeds produce a flavonoid…