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Landscaping

Landscaping

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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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Cheapest way to make a large retaining wall

I have almost 1/3 of an acre backyard that I will be re-establishing soon, and one of the projects will be a 2-3 ft tall retaining wall that will be approx. 25 feet in length - it will be very visible! What are some attractive and less costly ideas? (I'm putting tiers into a sloped yard hoping to correct the drainage problems.) the concrete is gone and the sand will be mixed in with new top soil and mulch. The wall will follow the far curve and extend out 10-15 ft.
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Chantel Kerr Greeley, CO 3 days ago
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    Namaws 19 hours ago
    yes mine have creasote and have no show of wear after 6 years, will be on the lookout, my ...»
    plants all do well each landing is 4 feet deep.

    yes Phyllis to the paver molds, my daughter just put down a great walkway.She loves them and finds them so easy to do

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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?
Betsy Bodrero
Betsy Bodrero Tooele, UT 4 days ago
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    Trish Ross 10 hours ago
    I'm interested in just making large stepping stones in my backyard. If I decide later, I'll ...»
    fill in with the larger stones.

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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 3 days ago
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    Ronnie Pennington 2 days ago
    Very neat. I love well managed beds. No English gardens for me.
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Does anyone have any idea what we can do with is front yard nightmare?

grass will not go because of the pine trees. Any thoughts or ideas would help me so much.

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Amy Ward Stanley Athens, AL on Jun 10, 2013
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    Vivian Clay 8 hours ago
    The pines are to close to the house. They have very shallow roots. A good wind and they will ...»
    be on your house. Ropes won't hold a tree. That's very, very dangerous. You need a licensed tree surgeon. I know, my son was a logger and tree surgeon over 20 yrs. He cut my pines down.

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  • Edging all in place- all the way from the garage, down the driveway and all along the path to the basement steps.
  • I added rocks along the edging for appearance

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 3 days ago
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    Irma 2 days ago
    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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The front yard transformation

After spending the summer breaking up and hauling away 4 1/2 tons of blacktop, bringing in 2 tons of topsoil, building a fence, installing an arbor, landscaping, and brick laying, we were ...»
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Michele Ferrari Clearlake, CA on Sep 05, 2012
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    Anne gaddis 18 hours ago
    good idea, and really good work.
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  • A simple wrought iron bench provides a great viewing vantage of this beautiful pond and waterfall. 1
  • When you're not out on the patio enjoying the view, open the windows to hear the soothing sound of the waterfall.
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Create a Backyard Oasis with a Pond and Waterfall

You need a place to unwind and relax. A spot your entire family can enjoy! Rather than spend money on a fleeting vacation, why not create your own tropical paradise right outside your ...»
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Aquascape Inc. Saint Charles, IL on Apr 29, 2013
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    Robyn Walter, yes they can! You ...»
    can locate a Certified Aquascape Contractor on our website by using the contractor locator. Just type in your zipcode and you'll get a list of qualified contractors in your area. Here's the link to the locator on our website: http://www.aquascapeinc.com/findcontractors.....

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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 ...»
Paris Jones
Paris Jones Fayetteville, NC 4 days ago
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    Paris Jones 2 days ago
    roxann what is a pre-emergent?
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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 3 days ago
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    Douglas Hunt 2 days ago
    We look forward to seeing what you do, Carol.
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  • killing grass to put down pavers in.... 2011 starting yard makeover...what am i thinking...lol
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My Landscaping Adventure!

well this is my landscaping adventure. i have been attempting to bring my backyard back to somewhere i can enjoy being out there. i have been attempting this major project myself as i am ...»
Paris Jones
Paris Jones Fayetteville, NC 4 days ago
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    Paris Jones 3 days ago
    yes christine...lol...i am not going anywhere and you are correct, the stones are much cheaper ...»
    at a landscaping supply store. they just happen to be on special at k-mart for 1.50 per bag so i scooped a slew of them up, but typically that is where i would be going to get them. i am garnering some inspiration right now here on hometalk to get my butt up, while it is still in the 80's here in nc, when its typically 90 degrees outside, to go and get some work crackin around here...lol....but thanks, cause i need all the luck i can muster up, about right now!...:)

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