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Total Plant Health Care (TPHC)
by Dan Eskelson on May 3, 2012
Total Plant Health Care (TPHC) is a holistic approach to the cultural, environmental and human inputs to which our plants are subject. Understanding the interdependence of these inputs is of primary importance to the success of the landscape. Continue reading →
Alternatives to the Traditional Lawn
by Dan Eskelson on May 4, 2012
With the recurring droughts in many parts of the country, it may be wise to consider alternatives to resource-hogging manicured turfgrass areas. Unless you need your lawn for tuning up your golf game, replace at least part of it with native plants. Continue reading →
Winter Landscaping Ideas to Reduce Fuel Costs
by Guest Post on May 4, 2012
A study found that windbreaks to the north, west, and east of houses cut fuel consumption by an average of 40%. If you live in a windy climate, your well-designed landscape can diminish your winter heating bills by approximately one-third. Continue reading →
Winterize Your Landscape
by Dan Eskelson on May 4, 2012
As the days cool off and much of the landscape beauty fades, it's easy to forget that our gardens need preparation for the winter months. In warmer climates, this may involve only minor chores like cleaning and sharpening tools, insuring adequate drainage, cutting back spent flowers, etc. Continue reading →
8 Simple Steps to a Do it Yourself Outdoor Kitchen
by Guest Post on May 12, 2012
An outdoor kitchen can be a great do-it-yourself project. It’s can be a bit challenging but once it is there in your backyard, your heart will swell with pride every time you barbecue on it! What’s more, you can save a lot on contractor fees and at the same time put your creativity to the test. Continue reading →
Exploring Outdoor Kitchens
by Guest Post on May 13, 2012
What is an outdoor kitchen exactly? Did you know outdoor kitchens are the second most popular home remodeling project in America after the good old indoor kitchen? Statistics show outdoor kitchens are an emerging trend: taking the kitchen outdoors! Continue reading →
How to Choose the Type and Material of Your Garden Planters
by Guest Post on May 14, 2012
If you are thinking of beautifying your home, why not try with plants in pots? The idea is proven to give your home freshness and spirit. Let us take a look of the places to put the plants and the materials you can use for the planters. Continue reading →
Tulip Planting Guide
by Guest Post on May 24, 2012
The gems of bulb gardening are tulips. Tulips offer a wide array of colors and a variety of flower shapes and sizes. Flower colors include pink, apricot, red, salmon, maroon, white and any combination of blends. Varieties include textured flowers include ruffled, fringed, double, or resembling Lilies. Continue reading →
Choosing the Right Space at Home for a Trampoline
by Guest Post on Jul 13, 2012
If you want to enjoy a good exercise at the comfort of your own home then you might want to consider buying a trampoline. This is a good exercise device you can have at home either inside or in the backyard. There are so many benefits of using trampolines most of which are health related. Continue reading →
Interior Plants - We are What We Breathe
by Guest Post on Aug 14, 2012
Recently, someone I know in Portland Oregon, emailed me about his involvement in perma- culture and he is interested in learning which plants are best, for cleaning the air inside his home. Since we spend the majority of our lives, in interior environments, should no;t the air we breathe, be the cleanest possible? Continue reading →
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