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Golf Ball Retriever: The Tool for Every Golfer

24th September 2009
A golf ball retriever is a tool that every golfer should have to eliminate the need to bend and stoop to locate your ball. While a golf ball retriever is actually very simple, it is a tool that can make your golf game much more fun, much easier, cleaner,... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Rock Collecting: A Hobby that's "Hard" to Resist

08th August 2009
Rock collecting is a fascinating hobby for kids and adults alike. While rocks are common, cheap, and found everywhere, the variety is huge. Collected rocks can be displayed in many ways, from rock gardens to neatly kept showcases, making rock collecting... Read >
Author: JMB

Creative Gardening: Hillside Landscaping Alternatives

31st July 2009
When it comes to gardening, hillside landscaping is probably one of the most difficult tasks landscapers can ever be faced with. This is because soil erosion is a big issue when it comes to this type of landscaping and the soil’s ability to hold the wat... Read >
Author: Benedict Yossarian

Why You Should Create a Beautiful Outdoor Oasis

31st July 2009
Like most of us, you love the great outdoors and the peace and tranquility in which it offers .We all look forward at one time or another to relieving our day to day stress by relaxing and unwinding at our favourite natural outdoor Oasis. A sanctuary whe... Read >
Author: Alton

10 More Reasons to Visit Northumberland

17th July 2009
1. Brinkburn This stunning 12th Century Priory is set in a picturesque spot along the River Coquet. The church has been completely restored including a new roof making it a great building to visit while in Northumberland. 2. Lindisfarne The Holy Isl... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Backyard Blah to Bling: 10 Affordable Ideas Transform Your Terrain

28th June 2009
By Kevin Godberson Your backyard may be suffering from the blahs because every spring you just focus on your lawn or try to "stick plants in" to spruce things up for summer entertaining. This year, try these 10 easy, affordable landscape design ideas and... Read >
Author: Kevin Godberson

The benefits of decking your garden

12th June 2009
Garden decking is exceptionally versatile; it can be used to overcome issues that make landscaping difficult, to enhance the features of a garden, to add practicality or to extend your house into your garden. Here are some of the major benefits of decking... Read >
Author: David Smith

Planning for desert landscaping

10th March 2009
If you live in a dry and arid climate then your desert landscaping is going to take a little more planning than some other parts of the country. desert landscaping will have to work with a plan that includes only plants and trees that can survive with muc... Read >
Author: tejeshwar

Having Your Own Fish Pond In Your Yard

09th March 2009
Location Decide first what part of the backyard you want to your fish pond to be situated before going out and buying anything. Select an area where it is far from the trees since many aquatic plants, like lilies, need a sufficient amount of sunlight ... Read >
Author: Jack Safford

Best Landscaping Tips for Utah Residents

02nd March 2009
While Utah is renowned for its natural diversity, the state is also famous for its mostly dry climate, making landscaping quite a challenge for homeowners. Use the tips below to help you build a beautiful but low-maintenance garden in your own yard. W... Read >
Author: philw

How to Make Extra Money From Home - and Why it's Become Essential

28th February 2009
Making extra money from home has recently been elevated from the 'nice to have' to the 'must have' elements of our lives. Anyone who still 'pooh-poohs' the idea of learning how to make extra money from home is simply 'not with the program'. The global mel... Read >
Author: Alun Maxwell

How To Do Desert Landscaping

28th January 2009
If you live in a dry and arid climate then your desert landscaping is going to take a little more planning than some other parts of the country. desert landscaping will have to work with a plan that includes only plants and trees that can survive with muc... Read >
Author: James Sawyers

Garden Plants in Profile: Sweet William

08th January 2009
The Sweet William or Dianthus Barbatus belongs to the genus Dianthus alongside the Indian Pink and Annual Carnation. According to many keen gardeners the Dianthus and its members have a place in every garden across the UK and can be used in rockeries,... Read >
Author: dtymon

Planning for desert landscaping

15th December 2008
If you live in a dry and arid climate then your desert landscaping is going to take a little more planning than some other parts of the country. desert landscaping will have to work with a plan that includes only plants and trees that can survive with muc... Read >
Author: gardeningm

Planning for desert landscaping

15th December 2008
If you live in a dry and arid climate then your desert landscaping is going to take a little more planning than some other parts of the country. desert landscaping will have to work with a plan that includes only plants and trees that can survive with muc... Read >
Author: gardeningm

Use Large Statuary as the Focal Point of Your Garden

15th December 2008
If you have a radiant garden in which you dearly love to spend time, you can add a dramatic flair to the space by adding large statuary. Every garden, no matter how large or small, needs a garden statue to give the garden breadth and depth. You can te... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin

The Care and Feeding of Rock Gardens

27th October 2008
Rock gardens are a great landscaping choice, especially for environments that don't get a lot of rain and consequently can't support the convential lawn without wasteful water usage. They are also a great component of xeriscaping, planting a lawn with pla... Read >
Author: Mike Taylor

Growing Fragrant Flowering Lavender Herbs in Low Water Garden Landscapes

17th October 2008
Lavender is an aromatic herb grown for centuries and appreciated for its fragrant, purplish blue flowers. These small, drought-tolerant shrubs take full sun to partial shade outdoors. They can take moderate water, but can also survive in low water garde... Read >
Author: Laura Zinkan

Evergreens and Shrubs for the Rock Garden

19th September 2008
Dwarf evergreens and dwarf shrubs will help to produce the illusion of naturalness in the rock garden to a greater degree than any other form of plant materials, if they are used in the right way. There are very few rock gardens, indeed, regardless of the... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin

Bulbs in a Rock Garden

11th September 2008
In most books on rock gardening, a large part of the space is devoted to the description of plants, and of individual varieties. This is as it should be, and to those who are taking up seriously this fascinating form of gardening, the acquisition of at le... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin

How To Keep Butterflies Around Longer In Your Gardens

09th September 2008
In order to keep butterflies in your gardens longer, you need to provide the right habitat for them to stay. Butterflies have different life stages which need certain foods to survive. For example, some eat carrot, dill and parsley, cabbage, sunflower... Read >
Author: Louanne Baelde

Orchid Facts & Types Recommended

17th July 2008
Orchids are known for there exotic flowers and fascinating growing habit and this makes them a very desirable ornamental plant for enthusiasts. The Orchid family consists of some 750 genera, almost 25,000 species and more than 100,000 hybrids. Terrest... Read >
Author: AV

How Does Your (Calgary) Garden Grow?

18th June 2008
Having a beautiful garden is one of the surest ways to surround your home with a fundamental element of luxury. But if you want to have a gorgeous garden and you're faced with a short growing season like we have in Calgary, you have to work a bit smarte... Read >
Author: Justin Havre

This Curb Appeal Really Rocks: Part 2.

11th June 2008
In Part 1 of this article, the style and choices of rock gardens were explored. In this part of the article, instructions for building a simple rock garden with plants are discussed. Having selected your spot, spread layers of newspaper several sheets ... Read >
Author: M Shane

This Curb Appeal Really Rocks! Part 1.

11th June 2008
Creating your own rock garden in the front yard of your home is one of the least troublesome ways to add appeal to your property - and you can do it yourself! 'Curb appeal' is a phrase that most of us are familiar with these days: the art of ensuring tha... Read >
Author: M Shane

The Magic of New York

11th June 2008
New York is often said to be an ideal destination for a weekend away, but in truth there is so much to see and do that even a week isn’t always long enough to make the most of this stunning city. While there are plenty of sights to take in, the most ... Read >
Author: pmcindoe

The Concept Of Home Is Beyond 'Residence'

17th April 2008
Summary: Owning a home is definitely a wise and life-time investment option. Home loans make the investment process easy. The best single investment a couple can make is owning their own home. As in all good things, homeownership has its disadvantages ... Read >
Author: addi

The Dash of Downhill Mountain Biking

31st March 2008
Anyone can ride a bike, be it as a form of exercise or even as a means of everyday transportation. However, not everybody has the ability and the courage to ride bikes and to pass through mountain slopes - or go into Downhill Mountain Biking, that is. B... Read >
Author: ABC of Mountain Biking

How to Move with Children to San Francisco – section 1

23rd January 2008
How to Move with Children to San Francisco – section 1 Long distance moving to the second largest metropolitan area in California is exciting. Regardless if you are moving due to a job related cause or just because you need or want a change in life, ... Read >
Author: Leo Nov

Overview of Zen Gardens

14th January 2008
The Japanese Zen gardens or Karesansui are some of the most beautiful and exotic gardens. The story of Zen Gardens goes back into the misty beginnings of Japanese culture. The Zen garden is also known as a Japanese rock garden or a Karesansui. These ga... Read >
Author: Aazdak Alisimo

Rock Garden Planting

20th October 2007
In the planting of rock gardens, we must aim to secure by means of careful selection and grouping, an impression of breadth and boldness in the color masses. Nothing is more satisfactory when contemplating any form of garden art, than the feeling that the... Read >
Author: Carolen

Landscaping Ideas for Creating a Beautiful Yard

02nd August 2007
Learning the Basics Most homeowners want a nicely landscaped yard. Yet many of these people cannot afford to hire professional landscapers. If you fall into this group it doesn’t mean that you have to forgo some nice landscaping around your home.... Read >
Author: Carol Stack

water and Phoenix real estate

01st August 2007
If you really know your American history (and/or have ever read the book or seen the PBS documentary Cadillac Desert) you understand full well that settlement of the West and water issues are inextricably bound – particularly in desert areas like Phoeni... Read >
Author: Wayne Hemrick

Rules and traditions of a Japanese Garden

03rd April 2007
The style of garden generally referred to as a "Japanese Garden" is a garden based on the traditional Japanese style gardens of ancient Japan. Tracing its origins back to the Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines, Japanese gardens can now be found in many ... Read >
Author: Andrew Patterson

Sell Your Home Faster: Quick Tips On Staging

22nd February 2007
Did you know the sale of a home is usually made within the first few minutes of the showing? It starts as a homebuyer drives up to the property, and it continues the first few seconds into the entryway. Either a person connects with the home, or they cont... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Golf Ball Retriever: The Tool for Every Golfer

05th July 2006
A golf ball retriever is a tool that every golfer should have to eliminate the need to bend and stoop to locate your ball. While a golf ball retriever is actually very simple, it is a tool that can make your golf game much more fun, much easier, cleaner,... Read >
Author: Alex Bezborodko

Rock Gardens

05th March 2006
While "Rock Gardens" is the modern name, another term used in connection with natural rock gardening is "rockeries". The biggest problem is to determine the plants that are likely to succeed under the conditions that can be provided. There are no plants t... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Passage