Are those packs of vegetables at the nursery saying to you… “buy me, grow me”? Is the high price of red peppers at your grocery making you wish you could grow your own peppers? Are you wanting to get your younger kids outdoors to get them more involved with nature? If so, here are some tips [...]
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When you think of a bonsai plant, you see an image of a miniature tree. You might picture a plant that was grown slowly over a period of years. A plant that you think must have taken hours and hours of care. And you would probably be correct in most cases. However, there is a [...]
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This bamboo chair-trellis is definitely an economical garden project. It’s the kind of idea that we look forward to receiving from neighbors, friends and readers. It’s nice knowing that gardeners are reusing objects by restyling, redesigning, rethinking, and recycling! A couple of our friends found some old chairs on the side of the road. Cost: [...]
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A few weeks ago we posted a note about our Autumn Beauty Sunflowers that were blooming. As you may recall, we found three varieties of sunflower seeds on clearance for a quarter a piece. We bought one pack each of Russian Mammoth Sunflowers, Lemon Queen Sunflowers and the Autumn Beauty Sunflowers. The seeds were planted [...]
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This is the first of a series of posts about making your own garden stepping stones, pavers and hypertufa containers. We have dabbled in the past with using concrete mix, sand and colorants in our own homemade and recycled molds. This time, we are using molds from Mold Creations. Preparation is the key to making [...]
Posted in Concrete Projects, Economical Projects | Tagged Concrete Projects, Stepping Stones and Pavers |
Yesterday, two of the grand kids brought Trish her Mother’s Day present. It was a little wooden planter that they had made at a Lowe’s Build and Grow Clinic for kids. We have seen a couple of the projects before. One of their bird feeders made it’s way over here a few weeks ago. This [...]
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