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.
Canvas gazebos are the tent-like movable structures sold in most major hardware store’s landscaping departments. The problem with canvas gazebos, even if they come from the manufacturer coated with waterproofing,…
A dry-set stone walkway can be a simple project to add elegance your outdoors. This project can be completed in a weekend and does not require special tools or expertise.
The key to getting wildlife to work with you is to encourage the beneficial creatures that already live on your allotment and encourage more and different ones to live there.…
Turkeys have been a fixture in human society for centuries. Valued for their meat and feathers, turkeys are raised year-round by farmers around the globe. Turkeys are fairly easy animals…
Changing out a propane tank on a barbecue or a backyard bug-repellent machine occurs regularly in homes across the U.S. Convenient and inexpensive, propane tanks are commonly used as a…
Hedgerows provide vital resources for mammals, birds, and insect species. As well as being an important habitat in their own right, they act as wildlife corridors allowing dispersal between isolated…
Ivies are sought after climbing plants used for fences, walls and trellises. Given their cascading, spreading growth, ivies are also used as groundcovers and containers plants. There are over 25…
Climbing plants, including flowering vines, add visual interest to fences, trellises, arbors and even the walls of the home. Many types of climbing vines are hardy throughout the United States.…
For a long-lasting and beautiful privacy hedge, plants just can’t be beat. There are varieties of evergreen and deciduous plants that will work well to create a privacy screen. Before…