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[ 2006-04-24 ]
The texture and the fullness of the rose is unlike any other flower, and they come in a wide variety of scents and colors that range from a very bright yellow to a dark deep red. It is curious that such a beautiful flower is also equipped with such a thorny stem. A little of the good and the bad from nature I suppose. Roses originally came from the northern hemisphere, and there are over a hundred species growing in mostly temperate regions. Although the rose as been the flower of choice to express ones love for many years now, it was used originally for medicinal purposes in medieval times. by nina amalia
[ 2006-04-15 ]
by Deborah Boland 
[ 2006-04-11 ]
by james ellison
[ 2006-04-06 ]
by William Hirst
[ 2006-04-05 ]
by Deborah Boland
[ 2006-04-05 ]
by William Hirst
[ 2006-04-04 ]
by William J. Hirst Hirst
[ 2006-03-30 ]
by William Hirst
[ 2006-03-29 ]
by William J. Hirst Hirst
[ 2006-03-28 ]
by Mary Hanna
[ 2006-03-28 ]
by William J. Hirst Hirst
[ 2006-03-28 ]
by Philip Swindells
[ 2006-03-21 ]
by Philip Swindells
[ 2006-03-21 ]
by Philip Swindells
[ 2006-03-21 ]
by Philip Swindells
[ 2006-03-21 ]
by David Chandler
[ 2006-03-17 ]
by William Hirst
[ 2006-03-14 ]
by William Hirst
[ 2006-03-13 ]
by Dianne Davies Davies
[ 2006-03-11 ]
by Kara Kelso
[ 2006-03-07 ]
by Elizabeth Passage Passage
[ 2006-03-04 ]
by Kathy Moran
[ 2006-03-01 ]
by Carrie Haggerty Haggerty
[ 2006-03-01 ]
by david smith
[ 2006-02-28 ]
by David Chandler
[ 2006-02-28 ]
by Elizabeth Passage Passage
[ 2006-02-27 ]
by Mary Hanna
[ 2006-02-21 ]
by david smith
[ 2006-02-19 ]
by Rami Nseir
[ 2006-02-08 ]
A unique incite to a new range of waterproof rattan garden furniture to be released in the UK for spring 2006 by Deborah Boland
[ 2006-02-07 ]
Explanation of the three types of garden art: Formal, semi-formal and informal as well as tips for placing garden art in the backyard. by Deborah Boland
[ 2006-02-07 ]
Add your own personal signature to your garden by infusing a little humor. Here are some helpful tips for creating a fun backyard that lightens your spirit and makes you chuckle. by james ellison
[ 2006-02-04 ]
Know the reason for mulch, what kinds there are, how much and where to put it. by Kerry Clabaugh
[ 2006-01-31 ]
Global warming and the rising cost of gas are making us all look for alternatives. Technology continues to progress forward in an ever quickening pace to make our lives easier. Finally something to handle the most dreaded weekly chore, mowing the yard. These robotic lawn mowers are environmentally friendly and cost very little to operate. by Kerry Clabaugh
[ 2006-01-31 ]
Robotic lawn mowers are creeping their way in to everyday American life. Like the dishwasher, they were really more trouble than they were worth in the beginning. But technological advances have made the robotic lawn mower practical. by lee dobbins
[ 2006-01-30 ]
Heres some tips for different methods that are safe for both plants and humans when dealing with garden pests. by lee dobbins
[ 2006-01-30 ]
Perhaps one of the best qualities of perennials is that you can divide them and make more plants for free! by lee dobbins
[ 2006-01-30 ]
Hydroponic gardening might seem very scientific and difficult but, in fact, it is as simple, and maybe even easier, as regular gardening. by lee dobbins
[ 2006-01-30 ]
How many times have you gone to the garden store and bought some plants that you absolutely loved only to get home and not be able to find a suitable place in the garden?
Here's some things to think about in order to plan that perfect garden. by David Chandler
[ 2006-01-30 ]
Taking care of your lawn does not have to be that hard with the right lawn mower. Be sure to consider your landscape when purchasing your first lawn mower. by Johnny Kicklighter
[ 2006-01-30 ]
An examination of how to deter criminal activity by using low cost landscaping and design. by Kerry Clabaugh
[ 2006-01-30 ]
Robotic lawn mowers are going to be the next life-style changing appliance in America. Think about it, how many times have you wanted to get away for the weekend or go to some event but yard work kept you tied to the house? I can’t tell you how many golf outings I have missed. by David Branche David Branche
[ 2006-01-30 ]
Flowers have always been a favorite in gardens by Gregg Hall Hall
[ 2006-01-27 ]
It is fun to decorate your own house but sometimes, simple decorating can even lead to a very bad Feng Shui. It is understandable that we like to decorate our house to reflect our mood and taste; however, we will like to let you know some of the basic points to cover when decorating your house. by Kathy Moran
[ 2006-01-27 ]
From a potluck gathering, to a formal social affair, the picnic has had different meanings in different cultures. Likewise, the picnic table has undergone many changes in its design, from a simple rectangular pine table, to the countless styles, shapes, and colors, available in various materials, including beautiful, decay-resistant woods, as well as today’s everlasting synthetics. by Charles & Susan Truett
[ 2006-01-27 ]
Ready for something different in your garden? Take a look at Japanese bridges. These beautiful ornamental bridges bring the Far East right into your back yard or garden. by Rami Nseir
[ 2006-01-24 ]
A guide to the emerging trend in demand for patio heaters. Aslo offers guidelines on choice, placement and safety. by Rami Nseir
[ 2006-01-19 ]
A helpful guide to selecting the right garden furniture and how to make it last. by Ron King
[ 2006-01-15 ]
As the entrance to your home, the driveway should not be neglected. It can either be a scar on the other landscaping around the home or it can add depth to the entire look of your home by Ryan Heath
[ 2006-01-09 ]
In the past two years, I haven’t shoveled a bit of snow in the winter. For the past two summers, I haven’t put a bit of work into my garden. Yet I still have the best looking yard and garden on the block, and my son did it all with an old ATV and utility plow. |
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