Best shrubs/flowers to landscape a propane tank?
We are moving into a place with a propane tank and it is such an eyesore, I would love to landscape. I am not familiar with plants for this. I live in Illinois, USA, so they have to be hardy. Thanks for suggestions! Other Resources
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I live in California and am moving to a house that is already fairly landscaped, but I would like to plants a few other items like flowers, small decorative shrubs, small vegetable garden, etc. I really have no gardening tools and need to get some basics like shovel, rack, weeder, etc. I want to know that best place ( for the money) to purchase these items. Other Resources
Read More...What are the requirements for yard maintenance landscaping license in WA?
I would like to start a business doing yard maintenance, Lawn Mowing, Weeding, and some general beautification such as gravel and brick pathways and installing and designing gardens. You know trees, flowers, vegetable gardens etc. I just want to know what license i need for this and which one would be the best or do i just need a business license Other ResourcesWicklow garden design | Wicklow NewsCBS Heralds Rahm Emanuel 'Weeding Out Corruption' in Chicago...
Read More...need advice on low maintenance hardy shrubs, bushes, flowers for house bordering -?
I am doing some long needed landscaping & wanted advice on the best smaller size shrubs, bushes, flowers, (something that that gets no higher than 1-2 ft tall) - keep in mind please (LOL) I am a single male that kills most plants (no green thumb!) so I need pretty much foolproof outdoor plants that look really nice, easy maintenance, reasonably priced - btw I am in Maryland, mid-atlantic area just in case that matters on the plant selections - thanks for any help and...
Read More...How to lay bricks as edgers for landscaping?
Hello, Thanks for considering answering my question! We have some extra bricks from when we purchased our home. I would like to use them as edgers for 2 flower beds and at the base of mulch around the tree. My question is whats the best way to lay them?Do I need to dig a small "trench" for them? Do I need to use mortar or something to keep them together? The problem with landscaping rocks we have currently is when it rains the mulch runs off. Other...
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Read More...Tuscany Village
The highest point in this hill top village has the best view of the warm Tuscany landscape below. The flowers are blooming and the slow pace of this late afternoon day in the Tuscan sun is mesmerizing. Stop and smell the flowers and watch them being created along with the rest of this traditional oil painting. Enjoy!Other ResourcesSOMS Technologies Announces City of North Miami Beach Public ...Sports Illustrated iPad app locks in landscape mode | TeleRead ...Slow Pace From...
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Read More...Landscaping help for large, steep hillside?
My home is in the northeast USA. I have a large, steep graded area to the right of my driveway that gets a lot of direct sunlight. It measures approximately 40 feet by 10 feet. The previous owners planted hostas evenly spaced, about 3 feet apart. When they are blooming the hostas are quite large (2 feet in diameter). This entire section is mulched with some sort of wood chip. I would like to do some more gardening here. I’m not crazy about the hostas, but I figure I...
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This is a slideshow of a walk along the tow path of part of the trent & Mersey Canal. Wolseley Bridge to colwich Loch, Staffordshire. ST17. I've tried to show the natural beauty with landscape shots and macros, as well as the barges, for a general feel of how alive the canal is..... all shots were taken on Sunday morning 22nd August 2010. Hope you enjoy it...and who knows, visit this area yourself, it's a best kept secret!!!Other ResourcesMatch of the Day 2 (22nd August...
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