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How to Build a Rock Garden
Video Description: Rock gardens can be an attractive, practical landscaping solution, and are a great way to add color and texture to your lawn. Gord Nickel explains how to build and design a rock garden in your yard with little seedums and a variety of pots. Related Article Subjects: how to build a rock garden, feather, garden, gardening, gord, home, landscaping, nickel, plants, rock, season, seedum, soil, spectabilis, yardworkhow to build a rock garden
How to Feed Birds in the Fall
When you think of Thanksgiving, food no doubt comes to mind... and that goes for our feathered friends as well. Allen Smith explains in a report that's "for the...
How to Attract and Feed Birds
Keeping with the spirit of the season, Allen Smith says don't forget about feeding our fine-feathered friends. Here are some ideas for attracting and feeding...
How to Attract Bees to Your Garden
Dave introduces you to agastache, a beautiful, tall perennial that attracts bees to the...
How to Position Aquatic Plants in Your Pond
Positioning and placement are key for aquatic plants growing within a pond. Gord Nickel shows you how to arrange your aquatic plants and set up a new pond in your...
Adding Water Features to a Meditation Garden
Dave talks with designer Gary Koller about the benefits of using water features in a meditation... Garden Decor is the Signature of the Backyard GardenerBy: anonymous | 05/02/2007 | GardeningMost gardeners know that just the right amounts of sunshine & water combined with great soil and hard work bring their backyard oasis to life. Quickly, after the snow melts, the ground thaws and our singing feathered friends return... Garden Decor is the Inner-signature of the Backyard GardenerBy: Chris Hallinan | 28/03/2007 | GardeningMost gardeners know that just the right amounts of sunshine & water combined with great soil and hard work bring their backyard oasis to life. Quickly, after the snow melts, the ground thaws and our singing feathered friends return, each spring gardeners across the country look forward to rolling up their sleeves and getting their hands dirty to cultivate their soil to create a garden of their favorite flowers, shrubs and trees. The Passion of GardeningBy: Chris Hallinan | 28/03/2007 | GardeningSpring has sprung! Roll up your sleeves, pour yourself an ice cold glass of lemonade (or beverage of your choice), grab your shovel, and get ready for another year of tending to Mother Nature’s palate of colors and array of fragrances. Our friends, the bees, the birds, the earthworms, the butterflies, who share this environment with us, are on stand by to assist making your labor of love welcoming and beautiful to those who wander near. Garden Accents Make Welcome GiftsBy: Kris Bond | 01/03/2009 | GardeningGarden Accents are Welcome Gifts A garden is a luxury for some and a necessity for others. The peace and tranquility enjoyed when sitting in your garden can make all the stress of the day just fade away. The garden is a beautiful array of flowers. Dress up your space a... Add Interest To Your Water Garden With Floating PlantsBy: Lee Dobbins | 11/12/2006 | GardeningLearn how floating plants can keep your water garden clean and explore 3 of the most popular types. The Garden Bench - An InvitationBy: Liz Norman | 24/07/2006 | AdviceThere is little more welcoming in your garden than some sort of seating that invites your guest to sit down, relax and just enjoy. A simple garden bench or two does exactly that. You can find garden benches just about anywhere in the spring and summer. How To Create Beautiful Gardens With Ornamental GrassesBy: Lee Dobbins | 15/01/2007 | GardeningEveryone wants to have a beautiful garden but to achieve this there are many considerations including plants, flowers, water system, soil characteristic, sun exposure and many more. All these will contribute to the overall impact of your beautified garden but one important element that should also include is ornamental grasses. Ornamental... Gardens Sure to Attract Feathered FriendsBy: Mike Taylor | 29/12/2008 | Real EstateCreate a Bird Rest Stop - Design a large area that give birds a place to rest, nest and feast. Include at least one shade tree, a source of water, Coneflowers and Black-Eyed Susans, ornamental grass and some small fruit producing shrubs.
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