The Old-Time Way of Mowing Grass
After trying unsuccessfully — for the tenth time — to start your gasoline-powered lawnmower, you can prepare yourself to get waxing nostalgic about old-time lawn mowing procedures. Although requiring more effort from the operator than petrol mowers, push-reel mowers are dependable and user friendly. Motorized lawnmowers became available in the 1920s, however push-reel mowers are […]
Recycled Rubber Paver Blocks
Roll fewer tires into landfills by recycling them to earn rubber pavers, helping beautify outdoor spaces and make patios, walkways or other places that would traditionally require hardscaping material such as brick or concrete. Recycled rubber pavers provide a viable choice to gardeners looking for paving stuff of lighter weight than conventional brick and concrete […]
Is Lime Good for Bell Pepper Plants?
Two main types of soil alterations exist — those who are rich in nutrients like nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus, and the ones that correct soil pH therefore plants can absorb those nutrients. Garden lime falls into the latter class. In cases of very acidic soil, limestone may help to make vegetables like bell peppers thrive. […]
How to Cover a Sewer Pipe from the Back Yard
Many people need a backyard that looks fine, with lush, green plants and vibrantly coloured flowers. It provides a peaceful place to sit and unwind or entertain friends and family. What they do not wish to view, or have guests view, is a sewer pipe and its access point. If that is what you find […]
The way to Prune a Yaupon Holly Tree
The bright red berries of yaupon holly (Ilex vomitoria) include a festive note to your winter garden, though the comparatively smooth edges of the evergreen’s oval leaves do not resemble the lobed, spiky leaf of traditional Christmas holly. The yaupon holly is acceptable for U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 7 through 11 and […]
How to Cure a Sick Weeping Willow
The long, drooping branches of the weeping willow (Salix spp.) Trail romantically, such as slim fingers tracing a beloved’s cheek. But much of romance is awful and fortune does not always grin on the weeping willow. This mighty tree using its invasive roots only does not belong in most residential backyards, according to horticulturists at […]
Peach Tree Bark Fungus
Peach trees are relatively simple to develop, but respiratory ailments can attack various areas of the tree including the bark. Blisters, lesions, discoloration and gummy sap are a few of the signs your tree may be contaminated and requires attention. With proper care, a healthy peach tree can live around 50 decades, but untreated fungal […]
How to Naturally Fertilize a Citrus Tree
Citrus trees add an original odor and also the bonus of fruit at particular times annually. Although orange and lemon trees are more prevalent than many others, you can choose from various citrus, including grapefruit and tangelos. To care for these trees, then use a organic fertilizer so there’s no question concerning the high quality […]