Gardens

Dollar Weeds: A Guide

32 - Dollar Weeds.jpg Dollar weeds are a warm-region aquatic weed. They spread very quickly and can choke out other aquatic plants by robbing the water around them of oxygen, depriving aquatic wildlife as well as plants. Dollar Weeds Are Common One of the... More »

How to Grow a Weeping Mulberry Tree

Weeping White Mulberry.jpg A weeping mulberry tree is a flowering tree that can add texture and interest to your yard. Weeping mulberries are pretty versatile and can grow in most areas. Here's how you can grow your own.Materials Needed Mulch Shovel Garden Shears... More »

Lime Trees For Your Home Garden

35 - Limes.jpg Lime is one of the most popular kinds of citrus in the United States today. If you have a lime tree in your backyard or are planning on planting one soon, there are several things you should know before planting... More »

Winter Friendly Plants for Window Boxes

37 - Snowdrop.jpg Window boxes are a great way to show off beautiful plants and flowers for both you and your neighbors to enjoy, but which flowers won't whither away and die in the wintertime? Here are some of the better choices for... More »

4 Cedar Pergola Maintenance Tips

pergola A cedar pergola is a good choice if you want to boost the natural appeal of your garden. It acts as a excellent support structure for your plants. A pergola can also enhance the appearance of walkways and patios. Cedar... More »

Installing and Using Trellis Netting

Netting.jpg Installing and using trellis netting is not difficult at all. If you are looking to set up trellis netting in your yard, here are a few key things that you will want to consider. Setting Up Trellis Netting Trellis netting... More »

How to Care for Your Wooden Lattice

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2 Tips on Making a Homemade Squirrel Repellent

121 - Squirrel.jpg Here are some tips on making homemade squirrel repellent. Squirrels can be infinitely entertaining, but they may be annoying to you and destructive to your lawn and bird feeders. Tip 1 - Flower Beds Squirrels like to dig and to... More »

Cleaning a Wood Fence

83 - Wood Fence.JPG A wood fence is a common outdoor fixture in many homes. These fences are amongst the most affordable on the market. Installation can be done easily, which appeals to homeowners. With time, exposure to the elements can affect the appearance of... More »

Humane Ways to Remove a Mole from Your Lawn

39 - Mole Removal.jpg Mole lawn traps may hurt and kill moles and other small creatures in your lawn. Although moles are annoying creatures and they leave a lot of holes in your yard, this is not an excuse to kill these creatures or... More »

How to Prevent Attracting a Mole to Your Lawn

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Popular Types of Trellises for Climbing Rose Plants

122 - Trellis.jpg There are many types of trellis designs and materials to choose from for your climbing rose plants. A trellis is a very versatile accent that can be used against a wall, as a screen, or as the main feature of... More »

How to Replace a Bearing in a Disc Harrow

40 - Harrow.jpg Basically, a disc harrow is a type of a piece of farm equipment that is used for soil. It will cultivate soil wherever the crops are going to need to be planted. Not only is it used for soil cultivation,... More »

Common Indoor Tropical Plants

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Nurturing Your Asparagus Fern

10 - Asparagus.jpg Asparagus ferns come in a number of varieties and are related to the asparagus vegetable. Its growth expands to form feathery stems from 1 to 2 feet long. There are a few key factors to nurturing your asparagus fern into... More »

Weed Eater Repair: Recoil Starter Springs

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4 Flowering Shrubs for Clay Soil

41 - Rock Rose.jpg The low nutrient content of clay soil presents a challenge to even the experienced gardener, but unfortunately some of us have no choice. However, if you make the right planting selections and take good care of your shrubs, you will... More »

What is Composite Fencing?

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How to Replace a Cracked Sprinkler Riser

42 - Sprinkler.jpg A damaged sprinkler riser may be the most common problem a homeowner experiences with lawn maintenance. The most common cause of riser damage is from a spinning lawnmower blade. Another problem for the homeowner may be that he is unaware... More »

How to Repair a Cracked Ceramic Bird Bath

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Lawn Dethatcher vs Lawn Aerator

43 - Aerator.JPG A lawn dethatcher, also known as a power rake, is sure to help you maintain a healthier lawn. The tool resembles a large rake. It is used to extract thatch lodged between the grass blades and soil. Thatch is often... More »

How to Sharpen an Electric Hedge Trimmer

trimmer.jpg An electric hedge trimmer is much easier to use than a manual trimmer, and it produces more precise results. While this is a sturdy tool that seldom needs servicing, the blades can get worn around the edges with frequent use.... More »

Setting up Aquaponics in Your Koi Pond

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How to Identify and Eliminate Root Knot Nematodes

45 - Nematodes.jpg Nematodes or roundworms are the parasitic and almost microscopic worms found in almost every type of environment. As pathogens, nematodes can infect plants as well as animals. Nematodes that propagate on plants can be beneficial as well as detrimental. Depending... More »

5 Honeysuckle Vine Care Tips

13 - Honeysuckle.jpg Honeysuckle vines are very hardy in nature and commonly found in gardens. There are more than 180 species of honey suckle vines, of which 50 can be grown in gardens. Even if you forget to take care of them after... More »