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Frank & Grossman Landscape Contractors, Inc.
“but want to plant some trees native to the US. This tree looks beautiful in its setting.”
“it easy to landscape with drought tolerant plants and still allow room for the dog to run around.”
“pavers in peastone with ground cover and herbs”
“Good way to use large clay pots! Put little trees or shrubs in them!”
“design--seems to only have 2 legs.”
“plants only when the top two inches are slightly dry — but make sure to water extremely thoroughly (with water filling the saucer at the bottom of the pot) when you do.”
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Amy Woodward
“covered to start the growing earlier in winter?”
“place to work, and sounds like it works hard itself, too!”
“Theres a youtube channel called growing your greens that he added a removable extension to the top to allow trellising of melons and cukes.”
“The whole concept. Wonderful way to water and could use frame work as a way wo secure so sort of cover to protect in winter.”
“shelter to attach netting or other covering when needed.”
“Great idea to have a vegetable garden”
“Hoops for protection. Would not stand up to wind/snow in CO?”
Cardea Building Co.
“boxes to seperate from neighbors and grow herbs”
“wide steps up to verandah on garden shed”
“Raised beds to protect from soccer balls. Small backyard and lawn space”
“would have to get rid of some laurel trees and our backyard is huge.”
“perfect when parents are moving in, but not everyone has this option. If you are all sharing the same house, offer a few extras (like an in-room coffee bar) that will give your new housemates more freedom.”
Artistic Designs for Living, Tineke Triggs
“would love to know as well!”
“opportunity to toss unhealthy packaged foods, plus anything that is expired. Consider storing healthy staples in clear glass containers where you are likely to reach for them.
When it's time to hit the store again, try using the bulk bins for some of your purchases to reduce packaging waste and save money”
“meaning to take to the recycling center. Your home will feel lighter, and you will be doing the earth a favor when you donate and recycle unwanted items rather than throwing them in the trash.
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by Nicole Lanteri
Now let's take a look in your pantry. This is a great opportunity”
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by Karen Viscito Interiors
Getting hungry? It's time to plan some home-cooked meals for the next few days. Cooking at home means you don't need to dispose of all of those takeout containers, plus it's usually healthier and cheaper.
While you are at the market, also scoop up”
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“zones: 3 to 9, depending on species
Water requirement: Regular water while blooming
Light requirement: Full sun
Mature size: Varies by species
Tolerances/environmental benefits: Drought tolerant, deer and pest resistant”
“zones: 3 to 9, depending on species
Water requirement: Regular water while blooming
Light requirement: Full sun
Mature size: Varies by species
Tolerances/environmental benefits: Drought tolerant, deer and pest resistant”
“better when regularly pruned. To maintain a healthy dense appearance, cut the shrub back before spring growth emerges every year. Otherwise, it has a tendency to become woody and sparse. You can trim the edges or cut the plant nearly to the ground. After shoots have flowered, deadhead to encourage more”
Missouri Botanical Garden
“Medium to moist, well-drained soil
Light requirement: Full sun to partial shade
Mature size: 9 to 12 inches high and wide”
“IN FALL: Freshen up your herb garden. You can plant any perennial herbs now, including”
“Flat-leaf parsley prefers moist soil so it's good to grow with nasturtium and alyssum.”
“Italian (Flat-Leaf) Parsley
Parsley isn’t just garnish for your plate. It’s a mild-tasting herb that works well in many”
“Pots for herbs, cilantro, basil, parsley, rosemary”
“Flat Leaf Parsley: works well in pots mixed with either herbs or flowers. It prefers moist soil so makes a good companion”
“Full sun to partial shade
Mature size: 9 to 12 inches high and wide”
“Italian (Flat-Leaf) Parsley
Botanical name: Petroselinum crispum
USDA zones: N/A; treat as an annual
Water requirement: Medium to moist, well-drained soil
Light requirement: Full sun to partial shade
Mature size: 9 to 12 inches high”
Andrew Renn
“pieces to support raised bed seating”
“Clean lines and an edge to sit on. I would like to paint the top edge.”
“Area to grow herbs, veggies. Much smaller but need an area”
“garden idea to use gravel in between planter boxes”
“Supported to sit. High enough”
“Nice herb garden setup.”
“Grow box idea...Herb gardens...herb garden”
Carson Poetzl, Inc.
“direct me to information for doing this successfully. The examples I've studied on Houzz are beautiful! When I search "pavers," I pull up a multitude of products, but not the information I'm seeking. Is this treatment easily maintained, or does it require regular edging? Is cracking an issue with freezing”
“something to plant between this type of stone next to pool”
“aromatic herb growing in the spaces that smells great when you step on it like the sage grass in Wyoming when the buffalo stepped on it”
“stones to give it more than just grass look”
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