Landscape Plan - First
Step
Mistakes can add thousands of dollars to your
landscaping project. That's why creating a
landscape plan is an important first step before
you begin.
Landscape Plan
Landscape Plan -
Should You Plan for a Year?
It may be a good idea to wait for an entire year
before you start your remodeling project, so you
can keep a seasonal diary of what you like and
dislike.
Landscape Plan for a Year
Landscape Plan - Consider Your Family's
Lifestyle
If you've been considering changing you're
home's landscaping, don't forget to consider your
family's lifestyle as you create your initial
plans.
Landscape Plan for Lifestyle
Are You Sure You Want
a Lawn?
Glorious, green grass. Roll in it. Play on it. Mow
it. Lawns may look fabulous, but they use too much
water and power lawn mowers, edgers, and blowers
emit pollutants into our air. Because I know it's
futile to expect everyone to plant draught
resistant plants, here are a few
lawn care tips.
Create a Great Water
Garden
Connect with nature in your private water garden.
Like all gardens, water gardens require a certain
amount of care, but the results can give you years
of pleasure.
Water Gardens
Woodland Gardens Provide Joy
with Minimal Effort and Expense
A woodland garden may be just what you're looking
for if you don't have the time, talent, and money
to establish and maintain a more "traditional"
garden.
Woodland Gardens
Connect with Nature: Bring
the Outdoors Inside with Plants
There's a lot of talk about green living nowadays,
and bringing green plants into your home can be a
wonderful decorating idea. You can create lush
indoor landscapes relatively easily, without
spending a lot of money.
Green Living
Plan an Extraordinary
Spring Garden by Jeanette Joy Fisher
Now that spring is officially (on the calendar, at
least), it's time to think about how to turn your
garden from ordinary to extraordinary.
Waterwise Xeriscaping
How to Attract Birds to Your Backyard Paradise
For Less Than $100
by Matthew C. Keegan
Like many Americans, you may find bird watching
to be a fascinating hobby. At the same time,
perhaps you wonder how you can attract regular
visitors to your yard without busting the bank
by purchasing expensive foliage, feeders, and
food. Here are some tips toward helping you
establish a backyard paradise that is certain to
welcome birds without draining your wallet.
Bird Watching
