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Which type of weed eater is right for your yard and garden ...
Electric weed eaters use the electricity from your home to run. Generally you need a long heavy duty extension cord so that you’re able to reach all areas ...
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Protecting Trees with Bird Netting - Pretty Garden Tips
I saw many gardening stores marketing a type of bird netting. I decided to use it. Bird netting is basically a giant net that you throw over the entire tree ...
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Which type of weed eater is right for your yard and garden ...
And a problem commonly seen with this type of weed eater head is that the cord becomes tangled or stuck inside, so the head must be removed and the problem ...
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Many Different Kinds of Garden Mulch - Pretty Garden Tips
Many Different Kinds of Garden Mulch. Using mulch for new or existing plantings is a good habit to get in to. Mulch will help protect new plants from harsh ...
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Different types of Hosta Plants - Pretty Garden Tips
Different types of Hosta Plants. Hosta plants are most well known for their ability to grow in shady areas, and their amazing variety of colors and textures ...
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Protecting Trees with Bird Netting - Pretty Garden Tips
I saw many gardening stores marketing a type of bird netting. I decided to use it. Bird netting is basically a giant net that you throw over the entire tree ...
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Blue Wild Flowers for Your Garden - Pretty Garden Tips
Planting wild flowers in your garden, or simply scattering wild flower seeds around an area of your yard are both ways to take advantage of Mother Nature’s ...
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Planning a Raised Flower Bed Garden: Perfect for the Elderly and ...
Planning a Raised Flower Bed Garden: Perfect for the Elderly and Disabled Gardeners. Raised flowerbeds are perfect for older or disabled gardeners as well ...
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Garden arbors and arches - Pretty Garden Tips
There are small garden arbors and arches which also have a window box attached to them, and they’re on wheels so they can easily be moved too. ...
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Different types of Hosta Plants - Pretty Garden Tips
Flowering hosta plants usually need a little more sunlight than non flowering ones though, and this is particularly true for hostas which produce flowers ...
