Archive for the 'The Garden Shed' Category

Roses and Juniper Rock Gardens

Saturday, May 3rd, 2008

Wide circle driveways don’t happen much anymore, but when they do, what do you do with them? Clear out the grass, mound up some soil, and park a few boulders in strategic positions and you’ve got the perfect spot for an artistic rose garden. Plant some dark green Juniper and a few golden-tipped junipers […]

Geomantic Rules in the Living Room

Tuesday, April 1st, 2008

Chinese people attach importance to the science of Geomancy - study of the influence of landscape (hills, river, layout of land or house) on people and their fortunes. Most people ask geomancers to choose good and propitious sites for houses or ancestors’ graves. The rules of Geomancy are made from the ancients’ wide-spreading experiences of […]

Finding Structural Problems During Escrow - Small Rural Home

Friday, March 21st, 2008

In rural home purchases, the transaction is often subject to a satisfactory home inspection being done. Any imperfections are usually corrected during escrow. Now and then, however, a home inspection uncovers severe structural problems. What happens then?
Structural Problems - Small Rural Home
With a small rural home purchase, the discovery of structural problems can be more […]

Hydroponics Gardening - An Introduction To Hydroponics Gardening For Beginners (part 13) Oxygen

Saturday, February 16th, 2008

How Oxygen Keeps Your Plants Thriving!
Oxygen is used in large quantities by plants. If you were to analyse a dried plant you would find that about 45% consisted of Oxygen atoms. Just like humans, plants need fresh air and their cells use Oxygen in the same kind of quantities that ours do. In air conditions […]

Landscape Fabric - Is Landscape Fabric Even Necessary In Landscaping?

Friday, February 8th, 2008

Landscaping fabrics are by no means an answer to a no maintenance landscape. I know a lot of folks are under the impression that they can simply buy it, place it, cover it, and forget it. Forever.
First. There is no such thing as a no maintenance landscape. In many instances landscape fabric can make your […]

Selecting the Right Air Compressor for Your Air Tool

Friday, February 1st, 2008

An air compressor is used to power air tools such as spray guns, air sanders, air wrenches, air hammers, and much more. While not as widely used, air tools are more powerful than traditional electric power tools. Air tools offer more torque and RPM than electric tools not to mention that they are significantly lighter […]

Buying or Building Your Own Water Fountain

Friday, January 25th, 2008

Things to Consider
A great deal about fountains has changed over the last decade. Now there are really high class ones made of copper, bronze, concrete, and stone, and some fairly nice ones made of resin and fiberglass. There are several things to consider, though. As a pump wholesaler, I speak with fountain owners […]

Interior Decorating and Home Decor With Inuit Art from the A

Thursday, January 10th, 2008

In order to help give a room a classier touch, interior decorators have used sculptures to bring in a mansion or even museum-like feel to a home. This is particularly true for the interior decorating of living rooms, dens, home offices and hallways. When many people consider sculptures as home decor, the thought comes […]

Gardening for Seniors and the Physically Challenged

Friday, January 4th, 2008

Are you in a wheelchair, and long to dig in the dirt and create flowering beauty and grow far more zucchini than you can give away? Or are your knees just starting to age and even though you’ve loved gardening all your life, you’re having more trouble getting up and down and are afraid you’ll […]

Insect Spray Warnings and Healthy Alternatives

Tuesday, January 1st, 2008

All of us want to protect ourselves from anything that will harm us, no matter how small it may be. Mosquitoes, bugs and other small insects that fly or creep around our house are just some examples of those small beings that can pose serious danger to our health, especially to the young ones.
That is […]