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Landscaping projects are some of the most loved projects posted on Hometalk. From hardscaping to softscaping, you can share photos of your landscaping projects, or search for professional Hometalk landscapers who have completed landscaping projects like yours. Shared lawn care and landscaping irrigation tips have helped many Hometalkers achieve beautifully lush landscapes. From rock gardens to retaining walls, and any landscaping topic in between, you'll find it right here. Share your lovely - and not so lovely - landscaping on Hometalk.



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Front Flower Bed, Need Ideas Please

I had a small dogwood tree here and the winter got it after 10 yrs. I would love something like that or another small blooming tree that would do well in full hot sun in the summer, No shade here.
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La Mac Tulsa, OK 22 hours ago
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    Glenna Kennedy 8 minutes ago
    La Mac below are photos (I hope) lol of gardens that I have been redoing with combinations of ...»
    bushes and a few perennials. I've changed my mantra to less is more and just let the bushes fill in the empty spots.


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  • this is before weeding was done about half this was brown before I started

I want to overseed a dying lawn

The front lawn I had enough $$ to lay good local new sod. I don't have the money to do the back...besides the front has inground sprinklers not so much the back.

Last year I tried all of the hints and helps and did everything they asked and NOTHING! This year I did my own thing...I want to take wagers on if you think it will take or not..

Seed is Scott's Hardy grass seed (given to me by someone locally who has used it and worked perfectly) ...»

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Tanya Peterson Felsheim Grants Pass, OR Yesterday
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    Tanya Peterson Felsheim 1 hour ago
    Thank you Christine I am pretty ...»
    sure I do not have grubs, and the dirt I put on came from organic potting soil along with potting soil from other items I have planted last year and just haven't planted this year yet.

    We haven't seen to see many of the lawn bugs you speak of around here. Before I did a weed and feed the ground was relatively green but I was tired of just having lots of weed! I also didn't have the crab grass like I did in my front yard when I bought locally grown organic sod.

    I just hope the seed I used will take well....my mom used it at her house and it did pretty well.

    You gave a lot of wonderful information that might really help a lot of people thank you for replying!

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Landscape Project!

We re,moved most of what was left of our Asian Jasmine after our drought had destroyed most of it. We then cleared and leveled and brought in river rock.
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Judith F Wills Point, TX 3 hours ago
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To pack, or to space, that is the question...

Seed packets and planting charts tell us to space our seeds or seedlings with a certain spacing in between. I have read on some info sites that it's best to reduce this space slightly to ...»
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Julie Rae Greensboro, NC 15 minutes ago
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Does anyone know how to get rid of highway grass in your lawn?

Highway grass is the tall thin grass that grows first in your lawn and is usually seen along stretches of the highway or interstate.
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Cheryl H Mount Pleasant, SC Yesterday
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  • Rock garden at Darts Hill, Surrey BC.I love this look using alpine plants and hoped to have our rock garden wall look similar.
  • Checking out other rock gardens gave us ideas on what we wanted in our new rock garden. Here scree is used in this garden.
  • The first layer of rock was dug down and placed at least halfway into the ground for stability. Once the first layer was complete, the next was layer was carefully placed on top in brick fashion. Carefully select your rocks as you go.
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How to Build a Rock Garden

Have you ever wondered how to build one of those fabulous rock gardens? We did just that by using recycled driveways. From elaborate rock gardens to rock walls, read about it here.
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Deltagardener Canada 2 days ago
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    awesome.
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  • We are actually replacing this section of fence and will be tearing this one down to the roots. The harder section I couldn't get pics of
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Neighbors vines

The neighbors son cut all the trees down between our yards. He never cleaned it up which left the area to mulch and not be cleaned up in the last few years. Now, the wild grape vines (not ...»
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    Jody D 24 hours ago
    Thanks for all the responses......guess round up it is
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Extend Outdoor Living Area & Create Privacy From Neighbors With Arbors

We wanted to increase our outdoor living area and create privacy from neighbors! Solution: pavered patio and arbors!! You can see the whole story and more pictures at http://twelveoaksmanor.com!

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Angela @ Twelve Oaks Manor San Antonio, TX 2 days ago
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    Douglas Hunt Yesterday
    The lights are a great touch. Those arbors really defined a nice outdoor living area for you.
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FINDING ROLL-OUT RUBBER MULCH MATS IN ROLLS APROX. 4' X 50'

i HAVE DONE AN EXTENSIVE ONLINE SEARCH FOR ROLL-OUT RUBBER MULCH MATS, BUT CANNOT FIND THEM IN WIDTHS GREATER THAN 24". TRYING TO COVER AN AREA OF ALMOST 400 SQ. FEET AND WANT THE MATT ...»
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KIM Atlanta, GA 19 hours ago
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What can I do to improve my soil. It is mostly clay.

I am trying to start all over with my flower bed that is up against the back of my house but the clay soil is horrible for growing anything. Any ideas on improving the soil or what to grow?
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Carla Harrod Hampton Indianapolis, IN 2 days ago
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    Agree with Douglas. I'm sure your IN clay soil is just as big a pain as our VA red clay. LOL ...»
    So a soil test is the way to go, it will give you a good idea of what amendments need to be added and how much. If you don't have a compost bin, I suggest setting one up for yourself. Compost is "black gold" and your soil will thank you for adding it regularly. :)

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