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PotLifter 200-Pound Gardening Heavy Lifting Tool
(Lawn & Patio) PotLifter
Lifts objects up to 200 lbs and 30 inches in diameter
Saves your back by sharing the load
Picks up flowerpots rocks heavy bags and more
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$29.95
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i want to do landscaping in my backyard and i want replace monkey grass with something nicer. i want flowers with a lot of color that can withstand the north carolina heat.
with some Colorado columbines or jonney jump ups.
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I want to redo the landscape of our new home, the previous owners didn't do much with it.
We want to do a border around the front of the house with big rocks as the border and plant some pretty plants and flowers, anything with color and some greens too. Also, what should we use inside the border? rocks, or just the soil as it is, or bark?? We don't have any big trees in our yard so it would be exposed to the hot sun most of the day. Also, Houston gets quite humid, so what plants/flowers would survive the heat and humidity the best? Any suggestions?? Thanks!
First of all plant a tree to get some shade going. You will aprreciate the energy savings. A shade tree or an ornamental tree that will cast some shade on the area. This will help cut down on watering also. While waiting for the shade plant sun loving drought resistant plants like vinca and knock out roses. Bark mulch is best because it enriches the soil as it breaks down.
Home Depot has a book called "Landscaping 1-2-3 for zones 7-10" that I have found very helpful. Houston is zone 8 or 9 depending on your location. Randy Lemmons book "Gulf coast Gardening" is great also.
I want a song that talks about beauty or being the best
Please Don't Eat the Daisies
After the first April Showers
Flowers appear everywhere,
and as they bloom,
their fragrant perfume,
tell us that spring's in the air.
Please, please don't eat the daisies,
don't eat the daisies, please, please.
Here I am waitin' and anticipatin'
the kisses that I'll get from you.
Please, please don't eat the daisies,
don't eat the daisies, please, please.
I'm so romatic that I'm gettin' frantic
wonderin' what you're gonna do.
Please, please don't eat the daisies,
don't eat the daisies, please, please.
Do you love me,
Do you love me not?
Thats what I'm longin' to know.
Do you love me,
Do you love me alot?
You'll prove it by lettin' the daisies
grow.
Please, please don't eat the daisies,
don't eat the daisies, please, please.
Supposin' it showers while you're
eatin' flowers. The hours will be
waisted away.
Please, please don't eat the daisies
today.......................
don't eat the daisies,
don't eat the daisies,
don't eat the daisies,
don't eat the daisies,
don't eat the daisies,
don't eat the daisies.
Lyrics and Music by: Joe Lubin
'Please Don't Eat the Daisies'
I would like to do my landscaping this week, but is it too soon? I live outside of Philadelphia.
not for perennials, I would wait on annuals until after Mid May to be safe from frost.
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This is the time of year to be thinking about next year’s garden pictures, and it is a pleasant game to be playing. What our gardens need is originality and imagination. Too many of us take the easy way and follow the lead of others, and the result is an uninteresting and boring sameness of pattern.
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The felicitous grouping of plants is one of the signs of a gardener’s coming of age. It takes knowledge, thought, imagination and taste to assemble together plants which like the same soil, exposure and cultural conditions, which bloom at the right time to make the picture, and which look as though they belong together.
This is the time of year to be thinking about next year’s garden pictures, and it is a pleasant game to be playing. What our gardens need is originality and imagination. Too many of us take the easy way and follow the lead of others, and the result is an uninteresting and boring sameness of pattern.
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