Planting Artificial Outdoor Plants
I recently transformed a dull, drab front flower bed into a beautiful bed bursting with color. We did nearly all of it with the many artificial outdoor plants in our line. The only plants in this flowerbed that are natural are the ones bordering the walkway. Over the next few weeks we are going to Read More
Finding Your Outdoor Retreat
My grandmother has always had one of the most beautiful flowerbeds I have ever seen. Every time I visit her home in Pennsylvania there is something in bloom, daffodils, crocuses, or a dogwood tree. Never do I remember a weed daring to poke up out of the pristine mulch. There is a reason that the Read More
Clever Ways to Use Decorative Rocks in Your Garden
Rocks are making a major comeback when it comes to landscaping. They can be seen as a substitute for mulch, filler for a fire pit, and decorative hardscaping. This frequent use of river rocks inspired me to comprise a list of some of my favorite ways to use decorative rocks in your garden. Rock Covered Read More
Using Climbing Vines to Accentuate Architecture
This weekend my family and I went down to Miami to visit my parent’s new home. During the trip I got a lovely tour of the new country club that my father will be managing. Built in the 1930s, this clubhouse has been wonderfully preserved and still features original stonework, woodwork, furnishings, and more. Today, I Read More
Fall Vegetable Planting
There has been so much new information about the dangers of eating pre-packaged foods lately. If these new health concerns have inspired you to consider starting your own vegetable garden, now is the time! There are many different vegetables that thrive when planted in the fall. Choose a couple of your favorites or go all Read More
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