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Project We Did to Cover the Tree Roots in Our Yard.

Old tires we cleaned and painted, old tricycle painted, an old pot painted. It was hard mowing the grass with so many tree roots right there. A little work and it's beautiful.
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Mindy Edgerton, WI 6 days ago
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    I love this...particularly the irregular shape...now you don't have to worry about keeping it ...»
    straight as the kids knock them about! HA! We too have a root problem. I have large pine islands that we put in to use as a place to rake leaves into! We got tired of raking and then hauling them off. Now all we do is blow them into the pine islands.

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  • 48 sod pieces done!
  • After putting down the first 24 sod pieces, my almost 3-year-old checks it out. She told me that I was doing a good job. Such a sweet superviser!

Backyard Playground

We jumped this project after finding this playset on super sale. At this point I decided to put down sod before the weekend of thunderstorms come. We hope the rain will give us a good ...»
start rooting the sod. The front part was ready for sod, but we are waiting to sod the back and underneath parts. Underneath we want to replace the wood blocks (placed by the playset installers) leveling the playset with concrete pavers. In the back we are grading down so the down hill slope continues to be more subtle yet enough for decent drainage. Then I will grade down an L piece where the slide comes out for additional play area and roomier slide landing. As for the empty part in the front with the sod? I'm thinking plastic kiddie swimming pool for this incoming hot summer. This area has me excited about other backyard improvements!

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Gardening: How do I get trees out of my ground cover?

I have a good sized bed of myrtle ground cover and there are oak and maple saplings growing in it. How do I get rid of them without digging up the whole bed? Is there any way to keep them from starting there in the first place? Help!!!

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Dotty Albright Scio, OH 7 days ago
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  • Paver patio and outdoor kitchen with slate insets. By Ross NW Watergardens in Portland, OR.
  • New front walkway. Boulders and bluestone slate elevate this paver install. By Ross NW Watergardens in Portland, OR.
  • Stone fire pit, gravel patio, paver patio all blended to create a beautiful outdoor space. By Ross NW Watergardens in Portland, OR.
  • Boulders anchor the walkway and retain for the steps. By Ross NW Watergardens in Portland, OR.
  • Ants' eye view of paver walkway. By Ross NW Watergardens in Portland, OR. 1
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Pavers with boulders and slate integrated by Ross NW Watergardens- Portland Landscaper

We like to integrate natural materials with man made. Some examples are here:
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Ross NW Watergardens Portland, OR on Nov 24, 2012
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    Elisa 6 days ago
    Looks awesome!
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Landscape Ideas

these older homes are tough for me to design, I would hide the brick under the screened in porch with something. any Ideas the front faces east. HELP
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Rindy Bergbower Newton, IL on May 14, 2013
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    PAVERS DEPOT 6 days ago
    1" PAVERS IN AN ASSORTMENT OF COLOR OR TRAVERTINE. EASY. INSTALL OVER SAND BASE OF 1" TO ...»
    1/2". HIDES FLAWS AND MODERNIZES THE AREA.

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Front Walkway built out of inexpensive cement pavers, red lava rocks, and solar lights

Our home had a simple walkway with cement pavers, which proved to be a hassle when we mowed the lawn. We finished the walkway simply by digging up the grass, adding red lava rocks, ...»
flowers, and solar lights to boost up our curb appeal!

http://paintspeckledpawprints.blogspot.com/2...

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Kirsten S Blacksburg, VA on Jul 06, 2012
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    Josephine 6 days ago
    Have started building a small walkway in my backyard. Will use the red rocks as shown here. Am ...»
    using plain gray pavers which I will use red spray paint to paint them to match the rocks.

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Gardening: Problem with ants!

I have little mountains built by ants all over my lawn. If you flatten them they build them back up in about 2 days. Year to year they seem to have increased. I have tried vinegar and hot ...»
water but it doesn't seem to do much over all. We live in eastern PA. Any ideas? Thanks

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Nono Media, PA 7 days ago
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    Sia@South 47th 6 days ago
    Are these black ants, or red ants? For the dark ants, you can try Borax, Baby Powder, Tee Tree ...»
    Oil, Ground up Chalk, Bay leaves. If they are red Fire Ants, you'll need the Pro's.

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  • Deer comming in to eat all my hard work! No No No ! hey it worked.

Keeping Away Deer !

Home made ,all natural way to keep critters from eating you plants and garden. Gather a clear plastic jug ( 1 gallon ) . The larger the opening the better. I use left overs that some might throw away. Take 1/2 onion, 1 garlic glove or 2 tablespoons of garlic powder (not salt!), 4 dash of hot sauce or 2 tablespoons of crushed red pepper, Two raw eggs. Place all in Jug then add wrm water. Shake well then sit in the sun for a few days . Strain with cheese cloth into clean spayer. ...»
Spray hostas , tomatos , etc. dose not matter it is all natural! Deer can't stand it!!! Soak plants well so leaves will absorb it. Spray agian after rains. It will smell pretty bad for about 1/2 hour then you can't smell it but the critters can. I grew up near state park we had a big problem with deer and ground hogs. this works great!

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Kathleen Brady on May 14, 2013
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    Kathryn 6 days ago
    Thanks, Kathleen. We are new to this mountain community and have never dealt with squirrels ...»
    before. They are quite pesky!

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Gardening: How do I get grass out of a phlox bed?

This flower bed is extremely dense with phlox. Last year, I pulled much of the grass out by the roots, but it came back with a vengence this year. We've had a ton of rain in Virginia. ...»
Other than digging up ALL of the phlox, does anyone have any suggestions on how to remove the grass? The phlox is so thick that I can't get to the grass roots.

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Lisa Aylett, VA on May 09, 2013
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    Lisa 7 days ago
    Thanks everyone! I will check out some of these products & let you know.
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I'm new to this site, and decided to post pictures of the things that keep me busy .

I like to garden and love repurposing "anything", like the compass you'll see here that I made from an old concrete septic tank cover. Pics that follow are some of my outdoor projects: ...»
made a bottle tree, a fish pond, grew and dried birdhouse gourds, made raised gardens, painted an old bench, painted rug onto my deck, harvested 40' bamboo, cured them and made a trellis, made a peaceful walking/sitting area in the woods out back. I'm a DYI'er that began as a financial necessity and grew into a passion.......By the way, if you haven't talked to the great people at Four Season Nursery yet, or shopped for mulch, gravel and plants, you're missing an opportunity. They are knowledgeable and dependable. My husband just smiles at me and hates to leave me the truck...he knows I'm going there for a load of something.

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Amy R Buford, GA on Aug 18, 2011
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    Elisa 7 days ago
    Looks Great!
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