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1. Preparing Your Outdoor Plantings June 26, 2008 Gardening has become one of the most popular hobbies in the U.S. While outdoor yard work may seem a dreaded chore to many, there are those who relish the time they can get away from their desks and daily chores to go outside and commune with nature by mowing their grass or planting and maintaining flowers and vegetable gardens. This type of outdoor work is also great for enhancing property value. Even those who detest yard work must admit that a freshly groomed lawn is a thing of beauty! While a well tended garden can be lovely, it is also be challenging and somewhat physically demandi... (read more) Author: Ellen Bell

2. Installing A Trellis May 08, 2008 A trellis can provide a sensational addition to any veranda, regardless of the style you have and what kind of room you have available. If you are considering adding some to your existing layout however, it’s a good idea to sit down and consider where you want to install it before you start. Trellis is extremely versatile, which makes it ideal for using with any kind of veranda. From the complicated designs to the simple ones, whatever you choose provides a way of softening the design of your veranda and introducing more greenery at the same time. It can also close off your space from pry... (read more) Author: Rebecca Jane

3. Climbing Plants—Five Types of Climbers to Know March 25, 2008 Whether you are an aspiring gardener or a regular green thumb, it’s important that you are well versed in the area of climbers. Climbing plants can be a gardener’s best friend, especially if you’re cramped for space. After all, why grow out when you can grow up? But knowing what types of climbers are out there and what support they need may require a little more thought. There are five primary ways that plants climb up a structure: tendrils, twining, scrambling, adhesive pads, and clinging stem roots. The following article will help you get acquainted with each type of climber and underst... (read more) Author: Ellen Bell

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