Garden decor light The right place for garden decor light Lantern

by HOS TM EIR on DECEMBER 10, 2011

Lantern

Image by clogette

Kenrokuen Garden, Kanazawa, Japan.

One of Japan’s "three most beautiful landscape gardens".

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Glass container highlighted by sun at McMayhill & Baker home

by HOS TM EIR on DECEMBER 9, 2011

Glass container highlighted by sun at McMayhill & Baker home

Image by Gardening in a Minute

During this conference session, the Garden Writers visited the McMayhill & Baker garden and

the Vater garden in a charming residential neighborhood.

For more information about this and other gardening topics, visit the UF/IFAS

website Gardening Solutions.

Question by sabrina has the ☆’s tonite: Zen garden bedroom…?

But the thing is- I can’t paint my walls, I can’t get new furtinure, and my room is small.

Bascilally, I’m looking for décor, décor light lantern. I printed this out:

http://www.curatedobject.us/photos/uncategorized/2008/02/04/bamboo_postcard.jpg

and this is my bedroom pics:

http://flickr.com/photos/31529022@N05/

light colors would be nice- I want a peaceful, cool room.

Best answer:

Answer by tiny_lil_hottie

you have way too much stuff to be zen like. you would have to strip out everything you don’t

absolutely need. get some neat and clean looking storage totes or baskets for everything you

have cluttering up the room and then bring in some minimal flowers. actually you would have

more luck going for a country cottage look with your furniture.

What do you think? Answer below!

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flowers in bloom DECEMBER 8, 2011

flowers in bloom Image by ▓▒░ TORLEY ░▒▓ Trees, low prim, sculpted, statue, seasonal, outdoor, plants,

flowers, garden decor. acessories, forest, waterfall, household furniture, home, house, furnishings, victorian,

gothic,rustic, outdoor, fountain, lanterns, lighting, seats, chairs, planters godray Posted by Second Life

Resident Torley Olmstead. Visit Forest Floor. Question by grits: What are some ideas for [...]

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SoundTransit Central Link: Mt. Baker Station Octopus Garden DECEMBER 7, 2011

SoundTransit Central Link: Mt. Baker Station Octopus Garden Image by orcmid Part of the decor is the

octopus-garden light fixtures. Every station appears to have its own themes and decor, with the major elevated

and subterranean stations having the maximum: Westlake, Mount Baker, and Tukwila are the most majestic in

this regard. Question by Cupcake: [...]

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Decor DECEMBER 6, 2011

Decor Image by TerryJohnston Saturday at Frederik Meijer Gardens with Phil. Question by Adam Liauw: Have

you ever wonder what kind of a mansion is waiting for us in heaven prepared by Christ? Is it condo? Is it a

country home? The design, the floor, the lighting, the wall, the furniture, the decor? Do we [...]

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Indirect Lighting Decor in Mitsui Garden Hotel, Tokyo DECEMBER 6, 2011

Indirect Lighting Decor in Mitsui Garden Hotel, Tokyo Image by scottmark Question by tehuskey513:

European Garden Theme Wedding?? Need some advice? We finally decided on a theme for our wedding. My

fiance is wearing a kilt, so we wanted something Scottish or European to fit with the kilt. We finally settled on

a European or [...]

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Lantern Festival DECEMBER 4, 2011

Lantern Festival Image by weegolo Lanterns from the Lantern Festival in Singapore, 2007. The festival is full

of lanterns shaped as animals, fish, heroes, cartoon characters, and so on – but I have to admit I prefer the

more traditional (?) shapes such as these Question by chiyekosan: Trying to locate supplier of Japanese garden

[...]

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White Metal Garden Candle Lantern DECEMBER 3, 2011

White Metal Garden Candle Lantern Image by chrissatchwell A classic style garden metal candle holder. Nice

contrast to green plants. If you use this image on your own website/blog can you please try and give credit to:

http://www.chrissatchwell.com/ Thanks. Question by Casper: I have found a plant in my garden that has

small spiral like [...]

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Magic Water Fountain Light at Night Garden DECEMBER 2, 2011

Magic Water Fountain Light at Night Garden Image by epSos.de This magic water fountain spreads it’s

glowing light at the night garden in Puerto Cruz de Tenerife. The glow of the LED lightning made this garden

water pond to be a perfect model for a long exposure photo. The glowing stream of magic light illuminated [...]

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Japanese Tea Garden Lantern DECEMBER 1, 2011

Japanese Tea Garden Lantern Image by grant_loy Lantern at the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park

Question by Mike S: I want to create a Japanese garden in my backyard can anyone help, provide details and

ideas? I am interested in creating a Japanese garden in my backyard, but I have really no idea [...]

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Garden edging The right place for garden edging Liberating More Lawn

by HOSTMEIR on DECEMBER 10, 2011

Liberating More Lawn

Image by Chiot’s Run

A rare wide view of my garden and the new sweeping curves after liberating even more

lawn. Each year I’ve been expanding the beds in hope of this final line. Now come

boxwood hedges and a huge asparagus bed behind them.

chiotsrun.com/2011/06/02/liberating-even-more-front-lawn/

Question by rodrrigolatino: Can chicken fly? My garden is beside Abby’s and

my chickens always walk on the edging.?

I’m afraid if they fall ?

Best answer:

Answer by Grease Monkey

have you seen chicken run? no? well maybe you should its educational and hilarious. and

it will answer your question

Give your answer to this question below!

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Liberating More Lawn

by HOSTMEIR on DECEMBER 9, 2011

Liberating More Lawn

Image by Chiot’s Run

A rare wide view of my garden and the new sweeping curves after liberating even more

lawn. Each year I’ve been expanding the beds in hope of this final line. Now come

boxwood hedges and a huge asparagus bed behind them.

chiotsrun.com/2011/06/02/liberating-even-more-front-lawn/

Question by The Only: Best flowers for the edge of my garden?

Hi, I live in Ohio.. I think zone 5. I’d rather not have to dig anything up in the fall. i

recently dug out a small round garden, and I have a brick retention wall up. Inside are

hostas, catmint, hardy glads, red king crocosmia, dill, basil and parsley. I’d like to put

something around the edges, to sort of fill it in a bit.. preferably low maintanance, that

isn’t expensive to plant a reasonable amount of. Any suggestions? Anything else that

would look nice with the other plants is good too, doesn’t just have to be the edge.

Also a suggestion for something to go in a big planter next to a swing in my backyard.. it

will be mostly shade.

Best answer:

Answer by soccerstar:)

i say something red:)

What do you think? Answer below!

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Liberating More Lawn DECEMBER 8, 2011

Liberating More Lawn Image by Chiot’s Run A rare wide view of my garden and the new sweeping

curves after liberating even more lawn. Each year I’ve been expanding the beds in hope of this final line.

Now come boxwood hedges and a huge asparagus bed behind them.

chiotsrun.com/2011/06/02/liberating-even-more-front-lawn/ Question by sweetie02151: can i make

[...]

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Unique Garden Edging DECEMBER 7, 2011

Unique Garden Edging Image by ShootsNikon Question by janet b: HOW TO CUT AN EDGING FOR

GARDEN? I have put stone edgings in my garden which are 20″ long, at the end there is a gap

approximately 10″ left at one side and 5″ on another side of the path. Can I cut these 20″ [...]

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Garden pond edging DECEMBER 6, 2011

Garden pond edging Image by Crinklecrankle.com This garden image is in copyright but published

under a Creative Commons License with some rights reserved: you may use it on a website if you credit

the photograph with a hyperlink to www.crinklecrankle.com/ Question by James: How do I make a

natural wood stain for garden edging? I’ve [...]

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Planting edging stonework DECEMBER 6, 2011

Planting edging stonework Image by dulcie I am so taken with this. Question by Bryan: i want to do a

garden should i use plastic edging or wood edging? what kind i use ? what one do u think is bet ter???

Best answer: Answer by mentalbenWhat ever is less expensive, and attractive enough for [...]

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Salt glazed garden edging in barley pattern DECEMBER 4, 2011

Salt glazed garden edging in barley pattern Image by Crinklecrankle.com This garden image is in

copyright but published under a Creative Commons License with some rights reserved: you may use it

on a website if you credit the photograph with a hyperlink to www.crinklecrankle.com/ Question by

Chellebelle: I put in a very small garden area [...]

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Salt glazed garden edging in barley pattern DECEMBER 4, 2011

Salt glazed garden edging in barley pattern Image by Crinklecrankle.com This garden image is in

copyright but published under a Creative Commons License with some rights reserved: you may use it

on a website if you credit the photograph with a hyperlink to www.crinklecrankle.com/ Question by

babydevilz612: the length of a rectangular garden is 3/2 [...]

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Salt glazed garden edging in barley pattern DECEMBER 2, 2011

Salt glazed garden edging in barley pattern Image by Crinklecrankle.com This garden image is in

copyright but published under a Creative Commons License with some rights reserved: you may use it

on a website if you credit the photograph with a hyperlink to www.crinklecrankle.com/ Question by

jane: Garden edging question? I’ve seen people’s gardens edged [...]

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Edging the Flowerbeds DECEMBER 1, 2011

Edging the Flowerbeds Image by Chiot’s Run Edging the flowerbeds always makes them look neat and

tidy! I fill the trench with mulch for extra neatness. www.ChiotsRun.com Question by Bryan: what kind

of edging should i use for my edging in my garden. tell me in detail.? Best answer: Answer by

kokochin01I used stones that [...]

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Garden Fencing The right place for garden fencing san francisco garden fence

by HOSTMEIR on DECEMBER 10, 2011

san francisco garden fence

Image by pb3131

San Francisco Garden Fence

Question by Mac C: Hi can anyone suggest the best way to demolish a

concrete garden fence?

The fence is in sections and held up by posts (which I would also like to remove.

Additionally the fence has what looks like a wire frame/support will this cause me too

many problems? Many thanks in advance

Michael

The fence is only waist height and about 20ft long (incase this makes a difference to

anyones answers) thanks very much for the feedback so far.

Best answer:

Answer by Stev

Rent a jackhammer from your local Hardware store… Lowes, Home Depot, etc.

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Back Garden Fence

by HOSTMEIR on DECEMBER 9, 2011

Back Garden Fence

Image by Dave Cross

– Taken at 7:29 AM on June 18, 2007 – cameraphone upload by ShoZu

Not what you want to see first thing in the morning. When I went to bed last night there

was a rather nice tree stump there and the fence didn’t have a massive hole in it.

Investigations are under way.

For more information see here.

To clarify, that’s the eastern fence of our garden (our house faces approximately north)

and that’s our neighbour’s garden you can see through the gap.

Question by KJean: Garden fence posts – treated round or square 4×4′s?

And fencing?

I’m putting up a 24′ by 70′ garden fence. I have a choice between round 10 foot posts or

square 4×4′s. Which is better? Or is there something else to look at?

Also fencing, I am thinking 5 foot field fencing with 1″x2″ spaces and then single wire

above that every 10 inches with blue marking tape tied to it. We have lots of deer, rabbits

and other critters. What spacing between posts can I get away with for this type of

fencing? I am thinking 15 feet for fence.

Thanks

Best answer:

Answer by Controlfreak38

Most round posts are peeler cores which tend to warp a little more than 4X4′s. They both

work pretty well. I am not certain about spacing from your description of the type of

fence, but it seems a little far. Unless you get a lot of tension on the wires it seems they

will sag. Most fence post spacing is more like 8 to 10 ft.

Give your answer to this question below!

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UF Lake Alice Gardens Tree Fence Watercolor DECEMBER 8, 2011

UF Lake Alice Gardens Tree Fence Watercolor Image by cdsessums Question by jasmine: A small garden

is divided by a fence into two square halves as shown. The perimeter of the garden is also fenc? A small

garden is divided by a fence into two square halves as shown. The perimeter of the garden is [...]

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Forest garden fence 2 DECEMBER 7, 2011

Forest garden fence 2 Image by Fluffymuppet The newly replanted forest garden, complete with new

little fence Question by gonalendusafiva: how can i stop my 1year old white boxer from barking at

everybody passing my garden fence? hes a very loving dog,this is the only problem i have with him, as

soon as anyone leans [...]

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My cat on the fence! DECEMBER 6, 2011

My cat on the fence! Image by Supernan I tried to get Walshy as best I could with just his shadow while

on the garden fence. Question by gonalendusafiva: how can i stop my 1year old white boxer from barking

at everybody passing my garden fence? hes a very loving dog,this is the only problem [...]

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Fireworks over the garden fence 027 DECEMBER 6, 2011

Fireworks over the garden fence 027 Image by tomylees I love fireworks and I love to try to photograph

them. I never have my own fireworks, we’ve always looked out of the window at the ones in the other

gardens. This does have it’s dissadvantages, especially the ones that sail up high in the sky [...]

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One dove on the garden fence P1420252 DECEMBER 5, 2011

One dove on the garden fence P1420252 Image by tomylees One collared dove sitting on the garden

fence. Question by hoag99ie: Welded wire garden fence? Considering installing green 2″x3″ – 48″ high

welded wire garden fence. Envision using 4×4 posts (in concrete) on corners and at gate, with t-posts for

support between that. It is [...]

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Over the Garden Fence (boy style) DECEMBER 4, 2011

Over the Garden Fence (boy style) Image by OakleyOriginals This is how an 11-yr-old boy crosses over

the garden fence. Question by boyrivermn: I am looking for ideas on the best way to landscape a

vegetable garden fence that can be tilled up to? I don’t want to mow grass inside the fence but grass [...]

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Garden fence DECEMBER 2, 2011

Garden fence Image by Steve-h A garden fence in the sunshine in Dublin. Question by Andrew O: what

are these little snail things with pincers on my garden fence? they are about 1-2cm long and have thin

grey shells, when you pick one up by its shell it pops its head out and has two [...]

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garden fence DECEMBER 1, 2011

garden fence Image by pb3131 garden fence instalaltion Question by SUSAN F: Are there any health and

safety issues about how close a garden fence should be to the floor ? i have recently spent alot of money

on a good structural fence between myself and my neighbour, but she is claiming there is an [...]

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Garden fertilizer The right place for garden fertilizers horse manure

by HOSTMEIR on DECEMBER 10, 2011

horse manure

Image by CakesPix

age raises phosphorus relative to nitrogen but also increases salts. adding 1/3 to raw soil

works good.

Question by carlos g: What is the best fertilizer for potted plants and also

what is the best fertilizer for garden plants?

Also where could I find these products at the best price

Best answer:

Answer by missy39180

Ostomocote indoor /outdoor, sold at walmart

What do you think? Answer below!

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Healthy spinach in a school garden (urine fertilised)

by HOSTMEIR on DECEMBER 9, 2011

Healthy spinach in a school garden (urine fertilised)

Image by Sustainable sanitation

Chisungu School. Healthy spinach growing in a school garden using urine as fertiliser.

Photo by: Peter Morgan in May 2009, Epworth-Zimbabwe.

Question by Meadows Momma: Vegetable garden question about fertilizer

vs. planting soil??

My question would be this. I am staring my vegetable garden this weekend. However I

don’t know which I should be using fertilizer or planting soil?? When I till the ground

which of the two do I use to mix with the dirt? I am new to this whole idea and could use

any helpful tips or advice.

Also should I use manure??

Best answer:

Answer by Mustanger

If by “planting soil” you mean the “potting soil” sold at nurseries and grocery stores, you

don’t want to use it in the garden. Also don’t use chemical fertilizers. Look for fish or

seaweed liquid fertilizers as they are organic, contain no chemicals and are great for use

in the garden. Vegetable scraps and peels, egg shells and coffee & tea grounds are great

soil conditioners, if you run them through a blender to chop them up and then compost

them.

Give your answer to this question below!

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Gödsel DECEMBER 8, 2011

Gödsel Image by hepp Me, singing in the rain… Question by bent: Is adding spent charcoal benificial as

plant or garden fertilizer? Best answer: Answer by sew lawst itz knot fun-eONLY if it’s from wood, mixed

in well and in small amounts. Charcoal from grill brickettes and firestarters are toxic to garden soils, any

soil [...]

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Manure1.JPG DECEMBER 7, 2011

Manure1.JPG Image by Stephen Cochran Don & me loading manure into the back of the pick-up truck.

Question by gguenther13: I live in Phx,AZ and I just planted red corn in a small garden what type of

fertilizer do i need? I have miracle grow garden soil and want to use a some what organic [...]

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Tilling7.JPG DECEMBER 6, 2011

Tilling7.JPG Image by Stephen Cochran Question by jasmine888: Does 10-10-10 garden fertilizer work

to melt ice? I did an online search for a product to melt ice on roofs & sidewalks. Some sites said 10-10-

10 worked good without the damage that rock salt does. Has anyone tried this? Best answer: Answer by

Just guessingIt will [...]

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Manure3.JPG DECEMBER 5, 2011

Manure3.JPG Image by Stephen Cochran Question by Sweet!: What is the best kind of fertilizer for a

vegitable garden. The greener the better.? I am going to plan a small vegetable garden for the first time

this year. There are so many types of fertilizer i don’t even know how to start to narrow down [...]

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Tilling8.JPG DECEMBER 4, 2011

Tilling8.JPG Image by Stephen Cochran Question by Brent W: are liquified vegetable and fruit peals and

rinds good garden fertilizer? Best answer: Answer by diva botanicaYes, but they need to be composted

first. If you put them directly on your plants before they compost, you could “burn” them from all the

microbial activity as they [...]

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Tilling4.JPG DECEMBER 3, 2011

Tilling4.JPG Image by Stephen Cochran Question by ladydaisy: Did I hear somewhere that fireplace

ashes are good for garden fertilizer? Best answer: Answer by Wizard’s Living GrimoireIt sure is as long

as it is used correctly. http://www.emmitsburg.net/gardens/articles/frederick/2004/ashes.htm Know

better? Leave your own answer in the comments!

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Manure2.JPG DECEMBER 3, 2011

Manure2.JPG Image by Stephen Cochran Question by pwhyte888: Can fertilizer in garden make you

sick? I put 19-19-19 fertilizer on my garden and then put weed preventer on, planted on my knees and

the next day got very ill. Slept for 2 days, was nausas, dizzy, feverish and had diahrea. Figured it was the

flu, [...]

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Tilling6.JPG DECEMBER 1, 2011

Tilling6.JPG Image by Stephen Cochran Question by JamesHowlett: how do i use Urea in my garden as

a fertilizer? I’m a garden noob and I know you can use Urea as a fertilizer but I don’t know how to go

about it. Do I sprinkle it on top, dilute it in water in a specific [...]

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Garden fountain The right fountain for garden garden hose

by HOSTMEIR on DECEMBER 10, 2011

garden hose

Image by peterkeepitreal

Question by Noel B: How to loosen a rusted garden hose?

My garden hose is stuck in the faucet and won’t unscrew. I tried CLR Lime remover but it

did not work? AnY SUGGESTIONS?

Best answer:

Answer by Ginny H

Pour boiling water on it and use a wrench.

Add your own answer in the comments!

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Garden Hose

by HOSTMEIR on DECEMBER 9, 2011

Garden Hose

Image by Thomas Hawk

Question by fishbone: How do I calculate my garden hose PSI?

I want to purchase a pond vacuum which requires about 40 PSI. I don’t need an EXACT

measurement, just something to go by. The garden hose is a standard type, half an inch

diameter, about 50 feet long on a slight incline and I’ve measured the water flow to be

about 10 to 12 gallons per minute.

Best answer:

Answer by Ray

If you are really looking a 40 psig of positive pressure in a 1/2″ -3/4″ garden hose, I

believe you will be well within the design working range. There is no way to calculate such

a working pressure from the information at hand. In general smaller diameter pipe and

tubing ace will handle much higher pressures than larger tubing of the same

construction.

About the vacuum, you can only achieve about 15 psig of vacuum with any system (on

Earth). Just as with positive pressure, small diameters are less likely to collapse under

vacuum than larger. Even a 5/8 -3/4″ hose would probably be fine for the maximum

attainable vacuum of ( -) 15 psig.

Give your answer to this question below!

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Dumbarton Oaks Gardens: Ellipse: Fountain: toward the north DECEMBER 8, 2011

Dumbarton Oaks Gardens: Ellipse: Fountain: toward the north Image by Penn State Libraries Pictures

Collection Title: Dumbarton Oaks Gardens: Ellipse: Fountain Other title: Dumbarton Oaks Gardens

(Washington, D.C.) Creator: Farrand, Beatrix, 1872-1959; Hopkins, Alden, 1905-1961 Creator role:

Landscape Architect Date: 1932 (constructed) 1958 (redesigned by Hopkins) Current location:

Washington, District of Columbia, United States Description [...]

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Garden Hose DECEMBER 7, 2011

Garden Hose Image by sirwiseowl Question by Teri: Are the garden hose quick connects universal or do

I have to buy all the same brand? I recently bought a couple garden hose quick connect setups and now I

would like to add a couple more but the store it out for the season? Are they [...]

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Dumbarton Oaks Gardens: Ellipse: Fountain: detail DECEMBER 6, 2011

Dumbarton Oaks Gardens: Ellipse: Fountain: detail Image by Penn State Libraries Pictures Collection

Title: Dumbarton Oaks Gardens: Ellipse: Fountain hose. Other title: Dumbarton Oaks Gardens

(Washington, D.C.) Creator: Farrand, Beatrix, 1872-1959; Hopkins, Alden, 1905-1961 Creator role:

Landscape Architect Date: 1932 (constructed) 1958 (redesigned by Hopkins) circa 1965 (planned

modification by Farrand) Current location: Washington, District of [...]

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garden hose covers DECEMBER 5, 2011

garden hose covers Image by _cheryl garden shed, alma de mujeres center for social change, austin, tx

Question by somsone: How does a garden hose hold water pressure when it’s turned on? Say you have a

garden hose and it’s turned on but it has a hand sprayer nozzle on the one end on the [...]

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Garden Hose DECEMBER 5, 2011

Garden Hose Image by MoHotta18 A Photo a Day – June 30, 2010. We’ve got one of those curly no kink

garden hoses. I wondered what it would look like shot from inside. Then I wondered what it would look

like in black and white. Meh. Question by Tom: Where can I get a garden [...]

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Dumbarton Oaks Gardens: Ellipse: Fountain: detail DECEMBER 4, 2011

Dumbarton Oaks Gardens: Ellipse: Fountain: detail Image by Penn State Libraries Pictures Collection

Title: Dumbarton Oaks Gardens: Ellipse: Fountain Other title: Dumbarton Oaks Gardens (Washington,

D.C.) Creator: Farrand, Beatrix, 1872-1959 Creator role: Landscape Architect Date: 1932 (constructed)

1958 (redesigned by Hopkins) circa 1965 (planned modification by Farrand) Current location:

Washington, District of Columbia, United States [...]

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Dumbarton Oaks Gardens: Ellipse: Fountain: detail DECEMBER 2, 2011

Dumbarton Oaks Gardens: Ellipse: Fountain: detail Image by Penn State Libraries Pictures Collection

Title: Dumbarton Oaks Gardens: Ellipse: Fountain Other title: Dumbarton Oaks Gardens (Washington,

D.C.) Creator: Farrand, Beatrix, 1872-1959; Hopkins, Alden, 1905-1961 Creator role: Landscape

Architect Date: 1932 (constructed) 1958 (redesigned by Hopkins) circa 1965 (planned modification by

Farrand) Current location: Washington, District of [...]

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B&W Garden Hoses DECEMBER 1, 2011

B&W Garden Hoses Image by amaidment1980 A closeup of our garden hoses in B&W Question by Aish:

How to increase pressure when splitting garden hose? I would like to water my front and backyard at the

same time. I have to garden hoses and would to connect them to one spigot. I tried it with [...]

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Garden furniture The right place for garden furniture Retro garden chairs at Vancouver Special

by HOSTMEIR on DECEMBER 10, 2011

Retro garden chairs at Vancouver Special

Image by Christine Rondeau

Question by NEIL P: Do I need to cover my teak garden furniture when not

being used?

Best answer:

Answer by idontkno

no

Give your answer to this question below!

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Refurbed Garden Furniture

by HOSTMEIR on DECEMBER 9, 2011

Refurbed Garden Furniture

Image by amandabhslater

With extreme bargain parasol!

Question by lynn: Does anybody remember the name of that guy who built a

castle and garden furniture entirely out of stone?

with no visible means of lifting the stone? Nobody ever saw him working, but the work

was completed. I believed he lived in the 20′s or 30′s. I don’t know what state he lived in.

Thanks

Best answer:

Answer by Thought

Edward Leedskalnin was the one who built the Coral Castle and did so, to the best he

could, without others observing him. Though there are some who say that he DID have

visable means of lifting the stone.

Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!

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Garden table, two chairs and stool set DECEMBER 8, 2011

Garden table, two chairs and stool set Image by Helen Nock 80 cm dia table and seating in Delabole

slate, Orsoni Smalti. stained glass and glass cabs on traditionally forged iron furniture bases: table base,

Spiral backed dining chairs and stool. Wrought iron work hot dipped in Zinc , stained and lacquered.

www.helen-nock.co.uk Question by [...]

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Garden sun lounger DECEMBER 7, 2011

Garden sun lounger Image by Crinklecrankle.com This garden sun lounger image is in copyright but

published under a Creative Commons License with some rights reserved: you may use it on a website if

you credit the photograph with a hyperlink to www.crinklecrankle.com/ Question by lloyd w: Is it better

to buy teak garden furniture rather [...]

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Garden furniture DECEMBER 6, 2011

Garden furniture Image by angies – Taken at 7:04 PM on June 19, 2007 – cameraphone upload by

ShoZu Question by buddy-luv: Where does the Hilton Garden Inn get their furniture and bathroom

counters and shower and floor tiles.? I stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn in Manhatten, and i really liked

their furniture and [...]

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GARDEN WORLD DECEMBER 5, 2011

GARDEN WORLD Image by Liqueur Felix Liqueur explore ancient world … photograg taken at

GARDEN WORLD, garden furniture and plants shop. Posted by Second Life Resident Liqueur Felix.

Visit GARDEN WORLD. Question by Rebecca: How can I keep my new teak garden furniture looking its

best? Best answer: Answer by outdoorexpert1The only maintenance your furniture [...]

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Garden Furniture in Stone DECEMBER 4, 2011

Garden Furniture in Stone Image by Stirling StoneWorks International Stirling cast stone fireplaces,

columns, window, door and sculptural elements can easily be aged and glazed to match any decor, or

wall finish in your residence. Garden landscape elements, poolside pergolas, arbors, benches and

fountains are shipped to our clients nationwide everyday. Stirlingstoneworks.com Question by Jazz: [...]

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Bench in Double-walled Garden DECEMBER 3, 2011

Bench in Double-walled Garden Image by Charles Stirton National Botanic Garden of Wales 23 June

2003 Question by bridezilla: What can I use to clean white garden furniture? Best answer: Answer by

el.tucopressure washer Add your own answer in the comments!

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Glass garden furniture DECEMBER 3, 2011

Glass garden furniture Image by Crinklecrankle.com This garden design image is in copyright but

published under a Creative Commons License with some rights reserved: you may use it on a website if

you credit the photograph with a hyperlink to www.crinklecrankle.com/ Question by Joe: I’m want to

buy a garden furniture set, but I don’t [...]

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Waggon wheel garden bench DECEMBER 1, 2011

Waggon wheel garden bench Image by Crinklecrankle.com This garden furniture image is in copyright

but published under a Creative Commons License with some rights reserved: you may use it on a website

if you credit the photograph with a hyperlink to www.crinklecrankle.com/ Question by didi: my English

mastiff wont stop eating my new garden furniture [...]

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Outdoor Garden Help to find the right equipment for garden Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, top tier) 14

by MEIR RIVLIN on DECEMBER 11, 2011[EDIT]

Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, top tier) 14

Image by Nic’s events

Trillium and Bloodroot in bloom at Morning Sky Greenery

This is my first batch of 2009 photos from Morning Sky Greenery. Sally called to say that

the Trillium and Bloodroot were in bloom and wouldn’t last long, so I ran out and spent

about an hour shooting in the early morning. I then went back that evening to try to catch

some outdoor shots, but some clouds had come in and the light was really flat. I did get a

lot of equipment shots in the second greenhouse, however, with an emphasis on empty

pots. I probably spent half an hour on those.

After removing the obviously broken photos, I’ve divided them into two groups: The

"better" shots (in my opinion) (this set) and the rest.

Sally, et al, should go through these and identify photos that they like/think they can use.

Please also tell me when there are gaps or styles that you need and which are missing. I

tend to shoot a very particular way when left to my own devices (lots of close-ups, for

example), and if you need something else definitely speak up!

I’ve spent most of two hours moving today’s photos to the computer, filtering out the

obviously broken shots, and uploading the rest to Flickr for Sally to look at.

South Hadley to hire contractors to speed tree debris clean-up

SOUTH HADLEY – The Department of Public Works has been cleaning up tree debris

since the October snowstorm, and on Tuesday the Selectboard gave DPW director Jim

Reidy the go-ahead to hire additional manpower and equipment to continue the job as

winter …

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Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, top tier) 13

by MEIR RIVLIN on DECEMBER 10, 2011[EDIT]

Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, top tier) 13

Image by Nic’s events

Trillium and Bloodroot in bloom at Morning Sky Greenery

This is my first batch of 2009 photos from Morning Sky Greenery. Sally called to say that

the Trillium and Bloodroot were in bloom and wouldn’t last long, so I ran out and spent

about an hour shooting in the early morning. I then went back that evening to try to catch

some outdoor garden shots, but some clouds had come in and the light was really flat. I

did get a lot of equipment shots in the second greenhouse, however, with an emphasis on

empty pots. I probably spent half an hour on those.

After removing the obviously broken photos, I’ve divided them into two groups: The

"better" shots (in my opinion) (this set) and the rest.

Sally, et al, should go through these and identify photos that they like/think they can use.

Please also tell me when there are gaps or styles that you need and which are missing. I

tend to shoot a very particular way when left to my own devices (lots of close-ups, for

example), and if you need something else definitely speak up!

I’ve spent most of two hours moving today’s photos to the computer, filtering out the

obviously broken shots, and uploading the rest to Flickr for Sally to look at.

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Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, top tier) 43 DECEMBER 9, 2011 [EDIT]

Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, top tier) 43 Image by Nic’s events Trillium and Bloodroot in bloom

at Morning Sky Greenery This is my first batch of 2009 photos from Morning Sky Greenery. Sally called

to say that the Trillium and Bloodroot were in bloom and wouldn’t last long, so I ran out and spent about

[...]

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Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 37 DECEMBER 8, 2011 [EDIT]

Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 37 Image by Nic’s events Trillium and Bloodroot in bloom at

Morning Sky Greenery This is my first batch of 2009 photos from Morning Sky Greenery. Sally called to

say that the Trillium and Bloodroot were in bloom and wouldn’t last long, so I ran out and spent about

an [...]

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Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 34 DECEMBER 6, 2011 [EDIT]

Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 34 Image by Nic’s events Trillium and Bloodroot in bloom at

Morning Sky Greenery This is my first batch of 2009 photos from Morning Sky Greenery. Sally called to

say that the Trillium and Bloodroot were in bloom and wouldn’t last long, so I ran out and spent about

an [...]

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Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 27 DECEMBER 6, 2011 [EDIT]

Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 27 Image by Nic’s events Trillium and Bloodroot in bloom at

Morning Sky Greenery This is my first batch of 2009 photos from Morning Sky Greenery. Sally called to

say that the Trillium and Bloodroot were in bloom and wouldn’t last long, so I ran out and spent about

an [...]

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Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 29 DECEMBER 5, 2011 [EDIT]

Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 29 Image by Nic’s events Trillium and Bloodroot in bloom at

Morning Sky Greenery This is my first batch of 2009 photos from Morning Sky Greenery. Sally called to

say that the Trillium and Bloodroot were in bloom and wouldn’t last long, so I ran out and spent about

an [...]

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Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 32 DECEMBER 4, 2011 [EDIT]

Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 32 Image by Nic’s events Trillium and Bloodroot in bloom at

Morning Sky Greenery This is my first batch of 2009 photos from Morning Sky Greenery. Sally called to

say that the Trillium and Bloodroot were in bloom and wouldn’t last long, so I ran out and spent about

an [...]

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Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 25 DECEMBER 3, 2011 [EDIT]

Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 25 Image by Nic’s events Trillium and Bloodroot in bloom at

Morning Sky Greenery This is my first batch of 2009 photos from Morning Sky Greenery. Sally called to

say that the Trillium and Bloodroot were in bloom and wouldn’t last long, so I ran out and spent about

an [...]

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Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 24 DECEMBER 3, 2011 [EDIT]

Morning Sky Greenery (2009-04-15, rest) 24 Image by Nic’s events Trillium and Bloodroot in bloom at

Morning Sky Greenery This is my first batch of 2009 photos from Morning Sky Greenery. Sally called to

say that the Trillium and Bloodroot were in bloom and wouldn’t last long, so I ran out and spent about

an [...]

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