Archive for the 'School of Gardening' Category

Growing and Preserving Cut Flowers

Sunday, May 25th, 2008

There is nothing more cheerful than vases full of fresh flowers placed around the house that have been grown and cut from your own garden. A cut flower is one that has been cut at the stem and placed in a vase of water. Cut flowers are grown from both annual and perennial […]

Keeping Water In - Pond Liners Reviewed

Tuesday, May 13th, 2008

There are several kinds of pond liners available in pond stores.
The first is EPDM rubber - and this is extremely durable, resists punctures and quite flexible. It is normally sold in 40 or 45 mil thickness. If you intend to put a rock bottom on top of your liner, this is the liner for you […]

Patio Heaters: A Way To A Comfortable Outdoor Gatherings

Monday, April 28th, 2008

Sometimes, there is nothing better than just relaxing in the patio or the deck at the time of the year when the bugs are not yet very active. Good evenings can be spent outside of the door just lazing around looking at the clear evening sky, having a silent time to yourself or have a […]

Tidy Your Garden Up Cheaply

Thursday, April 17th, 2008

Recently I got involved with gardening. Preior to that, all I use to do was mow the lawn when it overgrew. However, nowadays, I enjoy making my garden looking beautiful and like to share my success with others.
There are many places where you can buy cheap garden items. For example, I managed to buy some […]

 

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