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.
Lawns are much simpler than many fertiliser companies would have you believe. Using some common household items, you can grow an incredibly green and healthy lawn.
Hungry rabbits may eat nearly any plant. Products to repel them offer mixed results. Fencing provides the only sure way to keep them from your flowers. However, rabbits avoid chewing…
Keeping your lawn lush and green is not always as easy as it looks. Any number of problems, including moss, will affect the health of the grass negatively. The conditions…
A fence gate needs to be lifted when the bottom edge of the latch side of the gate hangs lower than the hinge side of the gate. Long heavy fence…
Excavate the site where you plan to lay flagstones to a depth of 8 inches, or below the frost line if your area gets freezing temperatures in winter. Building a…
Solar lights use a small photovoltaic panel. When the sun shines on them, electricity is generated, storing power in a small battery bank. When a solar lights fails to light…
To improve our appearance we begin a beauty regiment that starts with exfoliation of the skin. The grass on your lawn is like the skin of your yard, and much…
Creating a backyard garden pond with a waterfall is a challenging landscaping project. However, the finished result will add beauty and relaxation to your yard and garden.
English ivy (Hedera helix) is now considered invasive on both the Atlantic and Pacific coastal areas of the United States. In many cases, the best treatment that can be done…
Keep your lawn, green, plush and weed free with this easy to follow guide. Usually if you live in a seasonal climate, every spring you need to remove all leaves and…