Create a dreamy nursery with our Rose Garden Baby Crib Bedding Collection in White! This adorable pink and white floral baby bedding collection is perfect for a baby girl's nursery! The three tiered white ruffled skirt and white crib rail cover will add a feminine touch to the nursery for your new baby girl. Bright rose print muslin crib sheet and swaddle blanket are soft and colorful. A crib rail cover is great for keeping your baby from chewing on the crib.

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Classic and sophisticated, this elegant linen crib bedding is perfect for a baby girl's nursery. Our Washed Linen in Natural Crib Rail Cover Collection features a 100% linen double ruffled crib skirt, scalloped linen crib rail cover and linen baby blanket. The crib sheet is made of 100% sateen cotton and the linen crib blanket features a sweet ruffle and soft and cuddly sherpa fur backing. Crib Rail Covers are not only decorative, but are also a great option for bumperless designed baby bedding, and will keep your baby from chewing on the crib.

Our pink and gold baby bedding features a sweet gold polka dot crib sheet and three layered pink ruffled crib skirt. Scalloped ruffle crib rail guard adds a bit of whimsy to the look made of white fabric and accented with a pink ruffle and gold polka dot ties. Perfect for your baby girl's chic pink and gold nursery! Our crib rail covers are a great option for bumperless designed baby bedding, and will keep your baby from chewing on the crib. Accent your pink and gold bedding with our variety of accessories available such as a gold polka dot baby blanket, nursing pillow cover, changing pad cover and accent pillows. Create a dream nursery for your baby girl with our charming pink and gold baby bedding collection.

Three-stall horse barn, with RV garage, plywood siding, barn lights. metal roofing, sliding barn doors, rubberized flooring, Hoof-grid drain system, Noble panels, chew-proof construction. Photo by Steve Spratt, www.homepreservationmanual.com

Inviting Front Porch
This is an example of a large traditional stone front porch design in DC Metro with a roof extension.

City Loft | Everett, MA | Old Charleston Chew Factory | Cabinets: Ernestomeda by Scavolini group | Combination of Aluminum with Quarter Sawn Oak in Espresso finish | Counter tops: Granite | Backsplash: Granite | Appliances: Gaggenau

Raising plants up high keep rabbits from chewing plants. Other plantings are rabbit resistant. Linda Strader
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A closer look of the front landscaping in front of the attached garage. The plants have yet to fill in completely, but will cover most of the mulched area within 3 years to limit the amount of mulch used and time spent weeding. The main color theme used through the front landscaping was blues, purples and whites with frosty green colors. Inspiration was taken from Italian country landscapes. The large Hydrangea was existing and is one of the plants on the property that the deer had not yet chewed to nothing. A Kousa Dogwood stands where a large Callery Pear once stood. Removing the large weak wooded tree helped to add more sunlight the front landscaping so the same plants could be used to make the look cohesive. As the dogwood grows it can be trimmed to allow people to walk under the branches in dappled sunlight.

RODENT PROOFING & PREVENTION We inspect, seal, and reinforce all potential entry points using durable, chew-proof materials to keep rodents out for good.

I love this see-through black scarf. It lost it's scarf status after my cat chewed it a bit..it became a prop for my 'set-ups in Studio It is a "STUDIO PAINTING, WITH BLACK SEE-THROUGH SCARF" '

This open breezeway, or shedrow, style barn sits in North Saanich of British Columbia, Canada. The barn is 48 ft. wide and 24 ft. deep with three 12 ft. x 12 ft. horse stalls and one 12 ft. x 12 ft. enclosed tack room. The stalls are made from heavy-duty galvanized steel and then powder-coated for a clean finish. Each of the horse stalls has a turnout accessed by a traditional Dutch door at the rear of the stall. The exterior or the barn was finished in the same style as the home with cedar shingles, matching trim and stain. Barn Pros provides the building kit for this barn, the pre-build Dutch doors, handmade cedar cupola, horse stall fronts, doors, divider walls, mats, chew protection and stall channel.

The natural rock flagstone was laid on top of the concrete slab that we poured for the hydronic heating pipes. The boiler room that we constructed resides behind the rock wall and houses the boiler for the spa heat as well as the patio slab heat. It also contains the custom spa auto-chew and auto-fill components. Massive project!!

Winter has arrived and this means many months of snow and ice are ahead. When trees shed their leaves and go dormant for the winter, this is like how bears hibernate; they are both sleeping through the cold and waiting until the warm spring weather comes back. But unlike hibernating bears, who are safe and snuggled up in a warm cave somewhere, trees are left to withstand the harsh, cold elements throughout the entire winter. This means that they are more impacted than you might believe. It is easier for mature trees to be able to handle the long winter months due to their extensive root system and thick bark. But saplings and other newly planted trees are not yet fully equipped with these natural defenses to handle the cold. No matter if you have new or older trees, following our tips will help them prosper during the cold Canadian winter ahead. Our team at Five Star Tree Services has come up with some winter maintenance essentials for your trees that will give them an extra hand over the winter. One Last Water Getting one last good watering in before the ground freezes is helpful to newly planted and young trees. Always make sure to water your tree slowly and gently. This allows the water to seep down into the root system as opposed to it running off the top and freezing. Apply Mulch When you use mulch, it acts like a barrier between the tree roots and the cold snow, it helps to insulate it. When you are applying mulch, make sure you spread it around the base of the tree so that it is no more than 3 inches deep. You also need to make sure to spread the mulch all the way to the drip line surrounding the tree. Make sure to not exceed 3 inches around your entire tree and keep the mulch away from the trunk of the tree. Wrap Tree Trunks There is a condition called sunscalding that can occur during the winter months. This happens when there is a temperature change that happens quickly. You might notice it when the sun warms the trees, which thaws the bark but during the night, when it gets cold again, it causes the melted water in the bark to rupture, causing cracks in the tree’s trunk. Young trees are especially susceptible to this happening. To help stop this from happening, it is best to wrap your trees with tree wraps or a plastic guard. It is advisable to wrap the trunk from the ground up and stop just below the first branch. Shelter Your Trees Young or newly planted trees are fairly defenseless for the first handful of years. Older and more mature trees have had time to develop a strong root system and hardy bark that help to protect them against things like animals and the freezing cold. If you want to help your little sapling along this winter, you can build a shelter that can handle having snow piled on it. You can also periodically use a broom to brush off the snow that accumulates on a tree’s branches. But try to avoid breaking off any ice that has formed on the branches, as this can actually end up hurting the tree if you accidentally break one of its branches instead. Keep Road Salt Away It’s no big secret that the use of road salt is detrimental to trees. When it gets on them, the end result come springtime is a dead tree, or at least, a severely damaged one. As much as you can, protect your trees and limit their exposure to salt over the winter. Protect Your Trees Winter is not only limiting for trees, but for a lot of other animals as well. This includes rabbits, mice, moles, squirrels, and other furry little creatures, who like to use trees as a food source during the summer months. During the winter, this food is now cut off when the trees go dormant. This only leaves the tree’s bark as an alternative food source for these critters. They seem to especially like young tree bark to chew on over the winter. In order to stop this from happening, you need to protect the bark with things like a fence surrounding your tree, wrapping the trunk with a plastic guard or hardware cloth. Winter Pruning The best time to prune any tree is during the winter months when the tree is dormant. Pruning allows you to rid the tree of any excess branches and control disease. Winter pruning is highly beneficial and lets your tree improve branch development in the spring. Don’t Use Always make sure to avoid products that are known to hurt trees, especially ones containing sodium chloride. Products like that cause negative reactions in trees or any plants, as it hinders their water intake. Instead, look for products that have potassium, calcium, and magnesium chloride. How Five Star Tree Services Can Help For newly planted and young trees, it is especially important to help them through the winter as best you can. We here at Five Star Tree Services are here to help you get your trees through the winter. If you require Toronto Tree Care, make sure to give us a call at (416) 990-3355.

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This open breezeway, or shedrow, style barn sits in North Saanich of British Columbia, Canada. The barn is 48 ft. wide and 24 ft. deep with three 12 ft. x 12 ft. horse stalls and one 12 ft. x 12 ft. enclosed tack room. The stalls are made from heavy-duty galvanized steel and then powder-coated for a clean finish. Each of the horse stalls has a turnout accessed by a traditional Dutch door at the rear of the stall. The exterior or the barn was finished in the same style as the home with cedar shingles, matching trim and stain. Barn Pros provides the building kit for this barn, the pre-build Dutch doors, handmade cedar cupola, horse stall fronts, doors, divider walls, mats, chew protection and stall channel.

Beams, columns, and even entire joists were compromised on this job...Squirrels had been living in here so long that they had to renovate - they chewed completely through several joists!