Landscape Design
Good landscape design can be fun and rewarding with a little prior planning. Consider the shape and size of your property, any hardscape needs, how to do it, and your own personal style to make it reflect your taste. Read here for ideas.
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Gravel Bed Garden Design: Tips On Laying A Gravel Garden
There are many useful mulches. Some help retain moisture, as does the gravel garden bed. Gravel beds are something you won’t see in every garden, but they can provide something different in your landscape. Click here to see if laying a gravel garden is an option for you.
By Becca Badgett
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Garden Seating Ideas: What Are The Different Types Of Garden Seating
Your outdoor living spaces should be as nice as the interior of your home. Exterior seating for gardens offers comfort to you and your family but also gives the chance to show a little whimsy and fun. This article has tips that can help.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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What Does A Botanist Do: Learn About Careers In Plant Science
Whether you're a high school student, a displaced homemaker, or looking for a career change, you might consider the field of botany. Opportunities for careers in plant science are rising. To learn exactly what a botanist is and what they do, click the following article.
By Laura Miller
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What Is A Gabion Wall And What Are Gabion Walls For
Maybe recent conversations about a wall has made you aware that you need one on your property. When you search for these additions, you may repeatedly see gabion wall ideas. What is a gabion wall? What are gabion walls for? Find out in this article.
By Becca Badgett
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Backyard Fireplace Tips – Installing An Outdoor Fireplace In The Garden
Imagine a cool autumn evening, when your garden still looks beautiful but the air is crisp and too cold to enjoy. What if you had a crackling fire to sit next to as you sipped a glass of wine or a hot cider? A garden fireplace is all you need to enjoy this idyllic scene. Learn more here.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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What Is Firescaping – A Guide To Fire Conscious Gardening
Firescaping is a method of designing landscapes with fire safety in mind. Landscaping for fires is critical for homeowners in fire-prone areas. For more firescaping tips and information, click on the article that follows.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Foundation Planting Tips: Learn About Foundation Plant Spacing
To get your feng shui on with your landscape design, you must consider some foundation planting tips, especially those regarding foundation plant spacing. Click this article to learn how to space foundation plantings.
By Amy Grant
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Coloring Garden Structures: Tips On Using Color On Landscape Structures
Painting garden structures a delightful way to introduce color all year around. Whatever reason you may have, this fun outdoor trend can really add pop to the garden and is an easy way to transform old structures. Learn more in this article.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Easy Raised Bed Lighting Design
Consider lighting up your raised garden beds for safety, convenience and nighttime ambience.
By Amy Grant
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Pastel Garden Ideas – Tips For Creating A Pastel Garden
Pastel colors can make us feel relaxed, refreshed and peaceful. In a garden space intended for peace, quiet and relaxation, pastel garden schemes are often used. For more information about using pastels in the garden and types of pastel flowers, click here.
By Darcy Larum
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Garden Zoning - Tips For Splitting A Garden Up
Backyard and garden spaces can serve many different purposes. Click to learn about splitting your outdoor space into garden zones.
By Tonya Barnett
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Multi Level Garden Design
There are many reasons to consider creating a multi-level garden, from visual interest to making the most of a sloped yard. Click for tips.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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How To Make A Crevice Garden In Your Yard
A crevice garden is a growing trend. These rocky gardens mimic natural settings and provide an interesting focal point. Click for more.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Different Ways Of Measuring Light For Plants Indoors
Having a simple tool like a light meter might make it easier to keep your plants happy in the light they need.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Negative Effects Of Night Lights For Outdoor Trees
Have you ever wondered if night lighting can harm trees? Click here for the answer.
By Teo Spengler
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Plants With Multi-Season Interest: Grow A Garden That Looks Good In Winter
Exploring different winter interest perennials, shrubs, and trees is the first step in gaining a better understanding of multi-season gardening. Read on for more.
By Tonya Barnett
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Contemporary Garden Ideas – How To Make A Contemporary Garden
Contemporary garden design is described as eclectic and comprised of a hodge-podge of oddly complementary items. This design tactic allows for unique freedom and expression in the landscape. Learn more about contemporary garden designs in this article.
By Bonnie L. Grant