John Conway - Articles

Butterfly Bush: Loved by People and Butterflies Alike
The beautiful flowering butterfly bush is so named because it attracts butterflies, making it a striking conversation piece in any yard. Butterfly bushes get very large, so keep that in mind when choosing a place to plant one. They usually get at least six feet tall and can get much taller in good growing conditions. The flowers are in large spiked clusters of pink, purple, red or white with orange throats. Butterfly bush should not be confused with the orange wildflower known as butterfly. Read
By: John Conway | 14/11/2009 | Gardening

Bermuda Grass - Lawn Keeper's Friend, Gardener's Foe
Popular in warm areas, fast growing bermuda grass can give a homeowner a bit too much of a good thing. Other than its aggressive growing, however, it is a great asset to the yard. Bermuda grass is particularly good in high traffic area. Read
By: John Conway | 01/11/2009 | Gardening

Kentucky Bluegrass - One of the most popular grass varieties
If you are establishing a lawn in a cool climate, Kentucky bluegrass is bound to be part of the program. Kentucky bluegrass is a popular pick for many reasons. It is an inexpensive grass and relatively low maintenance. Read
By: John Conway | 31/10/2009 | Landscaping

Choosing the Right Mulch for Your Landscaping Needs
Mulch is important in landscaping for many reasons. Perhaps most important is that a proper mulch helps you win the fight against weeds. In addition, it helps keep the soil moist and at the right temperature for the health of your plants. Today's mulches can also contribute the the look of your home, as well. Read
By: John Conway | 28/10/2009 | Landscaping