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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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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 2 hours ago
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Local plant or bush

We have a bush that grows here in the Mohawk Valley in NY. I was told that it is a wild currant and that they were poisonous. Someone else told me they were turkey berries and they are ...»
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Richard Girou Remsen, NY 6 hours 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 7 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 23 hours ago
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    Catherine Smith 9 hours ago
    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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  • Firecracker plants (back left) attract sulfer butterflies all summer and fall.
  • Low are used tp preserve the look of the brick rather than covering it up.
  • The red drift roses really pop in front of ver. jasmine.
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Garden Rebel / Sims Lands... Orlando, FL 2 days ago
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    Ronnie Pennington 21 hours ago
    Very neat. I love well managed beds. No English gardens for me.
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Tree trimming

Anyone have any recommendations for a company that does tree trimming? Most places I called have a $600-1000.00 minimum! Have a few trees that need trimming back

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  • digging the trench
  • Edging all in place- all the way from the garage, down the driveway and all along the path to the basement steps.
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Don't Forget the Edging!

When I planned out my backyard transformation, I did not think about edging. So when we had our next thunderstorms, the water ran down to the drain outside my basement door as usual. ...»
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Irma Trenton, MI 2 days ago
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    Yes! I thought I was done w my water problems after I had the foundation sealed and redirected ...»
    some water w little ditch, etc. last year- similar to the things you had to do. I sympathize!

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Want to know the source to purchase garden path stones that look like

one of the pictures on web was of an Old Woman's Garden path with fabulous garden stones. Where can we buy these?
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Betsy Bodrero Tooele, UT 3 days ago
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    Geri Weiss 38 minutes ago
    I'd like to see the rest of the home. That old lady rocks!
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I need landscapers feed back -

I recently dug up areas of grass, moss, weeds to put in peranneal gardens. This left mewith a large pile of soil with dense roots. Our property is flat & I was think of building a mound. ...»
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Carol S Greenville, RI 2 days ago
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    We look forward to seeing what you do, Carol.
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80% weeds in backyard, what to do???

i would like to know what is the fastest approach to eliminate all these darn weeds in my backyard and start from scratch. only want green approaches, do not desire to spray a bunch of ...»
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Paris Jones Fayetteville, NC 3 days ago
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    roxann what is a pre-emergent?
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