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Spanish Courtyard Garden, Rachel Mathews, 2010 I don’t know what others use for do-it-yourself garden design, but I recommend working with Rachel Mathews, because that is what worked for me. Lesson Learned After my failure with hiring a home landscape designer I was more than happy to find a way to get the help I needed to [...] Today’s post is by guest Lisa who writes at Privilege. Lawn mowers might be one of the most passionately discussed topics in the United States. First and second place may go to politics and religion, but try bringing up the subject of mowers at your next gathering. You may have to step [...] Drinking Water by Darwin Bell What’s the best kept secret to keeping cool in your summer garden? I’ll give you a clue – it’s nothing to do with either cucumbers, or drinks. Take Care, Heat Advisory Outdoor temperatures are soaring, the local weather service has issued a heat advisory, and working in the garden could be the [...] Grow Great Grub – Organic Food from Small Spaces is a 208 page high color paperback book written by Gayla Trail and published in 2010 by Clarkson Pottter Publishers (part of Random House Inc). What to Love This book is so delicious I could eat it. Beware, the photos actually make your mouth water! Besides that, it’s [...] Young Wild Rabbit by Gidzy Rabbits are cute and furry and so fun to watch. What are you going to do though if they’re being a nuisance? Some kind of rabbit repellent could come in handy. But do these kinds of products work? What should you do to stop rabbits eating your plants? I’ve got some answers [...] |
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