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Diana N

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  • Diana N
    Followed 8 people on Feb 17, 2013

Gardening: Evergreen Screen for privacy.

We are in the process of planning the evergreen screen for the backyard of our home. Right now it is very open and very large. In the future we will put the deck and possibly the pool, but want to start the screen asap. Any recommendations on the selection of the plants and any other provisions to keep in mind would be appreciated. You can see on the photo that the messy neighbors and always hungry deers are both serious issues for us.
Margarita S
Margarita S Andover, NJ
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  • Diana N
    Commented on Apr 18, 2012
    How about Redwood trees, lilacs or privet?
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Repurposed Victorian Hall Tree for Hanging Flower Baskets

At a flea market I found an old Victorian hall tree. It was missing some parts and the mirror and quite rusty. In my mind a saw a perfect place to hang flowers in my garden. After a ...»
good sanding and a couple of coats of Rustoleum paint, I have a one of a kind place for hanging baskets in my little courtyard.

Debi M
Debi M Washington, NC
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  • Diana N
    Commented on Apr 18, 2012
    Nice- I love white in the garden because it shines in the moonlight!
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Does anyone knows what is happening to my rose plant???

As can you see the plant its getting brown spots i look all ready for bugs or something in it, just seen little tiny flying bugs nothing more are those the ones causing the damage???
Maria C
Maria C Las Vegas, NV
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  • Diana N
    Commented on Apr 18, 2012
    Could be rust or black spot. DON'T water from overhead & give each rose lots of CIRCULATION ...»
    , that is space between each one. Water when it's sunny so leaves will dry out. Remove all brown or yellow leaves...DO NOT leave them on the ground under the plant. Apply a thick mulch under plant to prevent spread of fungus. This is caused by a fungus which overwinters in rose canes & fallen rose leaves. Very difficult to control so try to buy resistant varieties. Good luck.

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