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Gardening: Jasper or Agate?

I found this rock in my backyard tonight. Not sure if it is Jasper or Agate. Anyone know? It weighs almost 4 lbs and is bigger than the palm of my hand. If it is agate or jasper is it ...»
worth anything and is it worth having it cut somewhere? Thanks for your help!

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Missy L Duluth, MN 2 days ago
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    Janet Toal 3 hours ago
    I would guess that where you live it is an Lake Superior agate, I would most definitely have ...»
    it looked at and if it is, yes it could be worth money. Most agates from that region are red... but can be a rainbow of colors... look for more where you found that one, they range from the size of a grain of sand to much larger then yours. Hope this helps

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Maintenance Free Shrubs

I once saw some plywood shrubs made for a stage play. I thought that would be pretty neat for me to have in the front of my house and it would give me way more room for the flowers I love ...»
to plant every summer. SO - My nephew cut out shapes of shrubs out of plywood and I painted them. Here they are! It's a fairytale look, don't you think?

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Linda B Trumbull, CT 15 hours ago
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    Jeanette S 5 hours ago
    Something different...adds color and content and is a perfect drop cloth to showcase your ...»
    flowers! Hum??? I think I like this...I can imagine a wave painted and placed before a beach cottage look. I think I could get into this.

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Gardening: Ant hills everywhere!

We recently had our backyard graded after building an addition to our house. We plan to put down sod in the next month (once we can get rid of some of the rocks and roots that are now ...»
showing up). In the last few weeks, there are ant hills appearing daily. Many ant hills. What is the best way to get rid of them at this stage? Would a liquid spray work better than a granular bait? I am going to use a barrier treatment around the house, but feel I need to do something on the hills themselves. All the rain we are having isn't helping matters, either.

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Teresa W Greenville, SC 23 hours ago
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    Teresa W 1 hour ago
    These are mostly the black ants and some of the larger black ants. I haven't seen fire ants, ...»
    yet, but keep looking for them to show up! I will look for your post Jeanette S. I did get Windex yesterday since I read that on here somewhere.

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Tractor Seat Bouncers...

This is my next project repainting these fun lawn seats. These are made out of old tractor seats - spring coil off a car - brake drums and brake rotors... They are fun because you cannot ...»
sit still while on them. :) dare you to sit on one and not LOL

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CeeJai Stockbridge, GA 16 hours ago
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Cultivating Wheat-grass

Want to learn just how easy it is? Visit my blog post and see: http://www.charmbraceletdiva.blogspot.com/20...
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My Labor of Love

I love my home and my gardening
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Alice G Palm City, FL 3 days ago
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    Now, that's kind of my garden I'm dreaming of... very nice and clean, love everything on ...»
    it...especially the pool side all dress-up!!! :) ♥

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  • This is the pond in front of our house.  Built by previous owners.  Fun, but dirty w/the trees surrounding.
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Outdoor Living: Our Front Yard Pond and Other Projects

We just purchased this house and it has a great 3/4 acre yard with a pond in front. It has a fountain, w/a spray fountain (see white pvc pipe in pic). We like it OK, but it is dirty as it ...»
is under the trees and gets lots of leaves in it. The fountain leaks in back and the water keeps getting lower and lower, probably a hole in the liner somewhere.

So we are thinking of filling in the pond w/small red lava landscaping rock on bottom (lots of this in a garden we are redoing and I dislike it), then river rocks on top w/the fountain still bubbling up in the middle. Any suggestions on how to do this properly so that the water will not leak out, and we don't have to continue to refill the water level? Thanks for any ideas, I live in Wyoming so there is LOTS of snow in the winter and it is only used in the summer months.

Now we are also going to redo the front of the house w/a full length deck (eventually a roof over it). Have some cinder blocks, and thought about using wood decking over them w/the blocks as support. Do we need to place the blocks in sand to level? Or how should we proceed?

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Kris Lee Jackson, WY 4 days ago
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    Can't wait to see the finished product. Please take photos of the before, during and after. ...»
    Good luck Kris.

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Landscaping: Grass for a sandy yard.

Our yard is mostly sand and hard dirt and has alot of dead patches in it, I am trying to get grass to grow. Anyone have any ideas of what type of grass I could use. Plus I cannot get my ...»
dogs to stop digging holes. the dirt they dig up looks just like sand. I just want a nice green yard without holes

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George Frederick Florence, SC 3 days ago
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    Donna Dixson 14 hours ago
    If you have sandy soil you might want to try centipede or if your soil quality is really poor ...»
    you might be better with bahiagrass. The dogs are going to be the biggest challenge. Is there a way to keep them off while you are growing the grass in or maybe go with a sod as opposed to seeding?

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Outdoor Landscape

Using stain, lanterns, and a couple accent pots you can completely transform an outdoor space!

Black Mulch: Menards (Big Box Retailer) ...»

Red Pots: 27" Walmart

Lanterns: Misc stores (all were under $20 - Home Goods, Pier One, Garden Ridge)

You can learn more details about how I transformed the space from my blog.

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Elisa Naperville, IL 5 days ago
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    Barbara Rodgers 2 hours ago
    I don't care for the black mulch. It loses it's color after one season. I just do 'natural' ...»
    and if it fades, you can hardly tell. (Same with the red). Thanks!

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Gardening: When and how do I use Lime?

I know Lime is good for the woody plants, but can I use it on my lawn? Best way to apply it????
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Rosemary Hesse Nottingham, MD 4 days ago
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    Donna Dixson 14 hours ago
    @Rosemary they probably have an option for you to mail in the samples, if you can't make it to ...»
    one of their offices, though usually each county will have a county extension office that is associated with the university.

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