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  • Keep Your Dog in Your Yard Without Unattractive Fencing

     By:Mike Taylor

    A fence extension can keep your dog safely in your yard without you having to increase the height of the fence or resort to chains or shock collars. Fence extensions are not unattractive and many are easily removed and transported to a new fence if the owner needs to move. This is a great solution to the problem of dogs climbing or jumping fences.


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • Edible Landscaping With Tropical Fruit Trees

     By:VK Melhado

    Here is a list of some of the tropical fruit trees you're most likely to have success with in the South Florida climate. In an effort to inspire you, we've, also included some of the more exotic varieties you may never have heard of.


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • Deadly Plants in your House & Garden

     By:M Shane

    Castor Bean seeds and the Rosary Pea are extremely dangerous to have around the house if you have pets and small children. It takes just a few seeds to cause death in both animals and humans. The berries on the ornamental Daphne plant are also very toxic—especially to children—and touching the twigs can cause skin irritation.


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • All About Walkways

     By:Mark Hostetler

    Brick Path: Bricks are relatively inexpensive and provide freedom to create a path in a variety of shapes and sizes. Those set in sand are not as stable as bricks with a concrete base, but a bit of movement can be expected in a brick path.


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • Making your Driveway Look Fabulous

     By:Jerry Clifford

    Every so often it may be necessary to repair your driveway to keep it looking its best. Try to catch problems as early as you can to make repairs easier on you and your pocketbook.


    In Category - Home Improvement


  • Landscaping Ideas Make Your Neighbor Toil Over His Front Yard

     By:Boris C.

    Sometimes you might spot your neighbor toiling tirelessly over his front yard? Front yard landscaping is imperative because...


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • Expanding Your Garden’s Possibilities with Cold-Hardy Plants

     By:M Shane

    In most of the U.S. and parts of Canada, winter vegetables can thrive, given a little thought as to the location and preparation of the garden. Hardy vegetables can thus be produced in the winter and spring with relatively little effort. The winter months are also a good time to grow vegetables with less effort, as weeds are less likely to compete with your vegetables for the soil and are easy to remove.


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  • Vegetables That Like it Hot, Hot, Hot!

     By:Nelson Stewart

    In most parts of the country, gardeners are weeding and tending to their gardens because after all spring is for planting. Not so, in many parts of Arizona. Here, spring time is for harvesting and getting ready for fall planting.


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • Privatize Your Deck

     By:Lynn Bulmer

    Unfortunately, short of moving or living behind a fortress, the average homeowner is going to have to deal with a certain amount of noise. There are some ways, however, to minimize that distraction and make your outdoor living area, a bit more serene.


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • How Natural Landscaping Increases Real Estate Value

     By:Boris C.

    Not Only Natural Landscaping Is Good For Your Health, But It Also Inspires More Life Into Your Home And Increases Its Value! Landscaping By Itself Is A Good Hobby.


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  • Giving Your Home Personality

     By:David Abernathy

    If you've ever looked at houses for sale you have probably noticed how many homes are bland and characterless, particularly if they've been built en masse by contractors building entire neighbourhoods or are hold-overs from the 1970s. There are a variety of ways that you can add some charm and character to the outside of your home to make it more appealing for yourself or to buyers.


    In Category - Home Improvement
  • Staging Your Front Porch for Summertime Sales

     By:David Sporleder

    With all the talk about staging homes for sale and making sure it has 'curb appeal', it struck me how much you could do just in the front porch and walkway area to make a prospective buyer feel welcomed. I've driven by many a house with a sale sign in the yard that has a lovely front side with a well groomed yard, but the porches are often empty.


    In Category - Home Selling
  • Soil Stabilization, When Building a Footpath Is Of the Essence If You Don't Desire Cracks, These Ideas May Possibly Help

     By:Kurt Tompkins

    When building a path it is important that you stabilize the soils which will be underneath the wearing surface of your path. Many times there are tiles or else bricks which often crack effortlessly if not supported well. Regardless of the material of choice you should use soil stabilization prior to placing the tile. In the next few paragraphs we examine a handful of techniques in the stabilization process.


    In Category - Home Improvement
  • Grass or Gravel Yard Option

     By:Sonia Smith

    Choosing gravel or grass for your yard depends greatly on the style and structure of your home and also on how you can maintain it.


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • Jazz Up Your Patio With Color

     By:M Shane

    Nothing jazzes up a patio or any outdoor living space, like color. It can take a bland, nondescript area and turn it into the center of attention.


    In Category - Home Improvement
  • Protecting Your Waterfront Investment From Erosion

     By:David Sporleder

    Seawalls are one option for property owners. They can be placed back from the natural beach area to protect the land from the large waves caused by storms or creating an edge between the land and deeper water so that there is no natural transition from land into the water. Seawalls can be made of a variety of materials including wood, concrete, steel, stone, and vinyl.


    In Category - Home Improvement
  • Polishing Your Home For Sale: Cleaning Siding

     By:Leslie Eskildsen

    Different kinds of exterior finishes require different types of cleaning. House exteriors can range from vinyl or aluminum siding to brick, stone, or stucco; all of these types of siding have their own particular issues and concerns.


    In Category - Home Selling
  • Revive Your Patio Furniture

     By:M Shane

    Now that the sun is shining, we'll be spending more time on the deck. Devote some time to cleaning your outdoor furniture and it will be all set for another season. Practice some of these simple tips every year to keep your furniture looking great.


    In Category - Home Improvement
  • Florida Landscaping and Weed Prevention

     By:Kyle Micheals

    Keeping your lawn nice during certain seasons in Florida. Here are some helpful tips that will keep your landscape healthy all year long.


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • Grass or Gravel: what to Use in Your Yard?

     By:Roby Hicks

    Improving the yard is one of the most basic steps to beautifying your home. Your yard is the first thing that people sees. Therefore, they draw their first impression of your property. They can also draw an impression of how you are as a home owner. How your yard looks also affects you. If you have a beautiful yard, you would want to enjoy. You will also have a good venue for bonding with friends and family.


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  • A Green Driveway Adds Plenty of Curb Appeal

     By:Mike Ciucci

    The second, and environmentally friendly, benefit of using a green grid is drainage. Grass and turf pavers allow the drainage of storm water back into the ground, which is recycled rather than being emptied into our waterways.


    In Category - Home Improvement
  • Low-Impact, Low Maintenance Landscaping for Your Home

     By:Alvin Smith

    Now that you have a home you can finally call your own, you want to work on your landscaping as it brings beauty to your home and adds to its value. If you are on a limited budget, do not let that hold you back from making your dream landscape come true.


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  • Give Your Porch a Facelift

     By:Tina Fountain

    You've probably already found yourself spending more time out on the front porch. Or perhaps you're selling your home and understand the importance of curb appeal. Whatever the reason, it's time to clean up your front porch and give it a fresh look for the season.


    In Category - Home Improvement
  • Protect Your Dog from Trespassers

     By:M Shane

    However, to avoid paying out premiums, many insurance companies will not ensure dogs of certain breeds – even if the dog has never bitten, is controlled and has obedience/socialization degrees – and most will not renew a homeowners insurance policy if a dog has bitten. It can be extremely difficult to find insurance for a dog that has bitten, if the dog survives and the home owner is not bankrupted by the legal proceedings.


    In Category - Home Security
  • Tuck In Your Evergreens for Winter

     By:Joesph Samson

    Evergreens are hardy plants that can deal with light snow and cold weather, but heavy snow or extreme temperatures can kill or damage young shrubs. Right about the time you'll be decorating your house for the holidays, you should be thinking about tucking in your evergreens for the winter.


    In Category - Home & Garden
  • What Else Can Your Home Do For You?

     By:M Shane

    If you just want a straightforward home with a straightforward mortgage, you don’t have to bother answering this question. Most people don’t and do fine. But if you’re wondering how you can buy a home that provides the maximum amount of income and/or the minimum amount of expense, read on!


    In Category - Property Management
  • Three Ways To Take Care Of Your Lawn

     By:Abraham Ciwolski

    You just purchased your first house and have no clue what to do with the huge expanse of lawn you've acquired. Or perhaps you've owned the home for awhile and the lawn isn't looking quite as nice as it did. Either way, what should you do to correct the situation?


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  • Zen Garden Escape

     By:Nelson Stewart

    Otherwise known as "karesansui" or "dry garden", this is a landscaping feature commonly found in homes, temples, and many public places in Japan. It wasn't until the 1930's that the western cultures began to understand the principles of the Zen garden and its application was used in various architecture, landscaping and art forms.


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  • How Will a Treehouse Affect Your Property?

     By:M Shane

    Visit the neighbors and ask them what they think if the tree house will be within their sight. Many people won't care at all what you do in your own yard, but will appreciate the gesture. If they do object, see what you can do to alleviate their concerns or the problems that they have. If you have a plan for an attractive, planned structure, it will be a lot easier to pass by the neighbors than a haphazard collection of boards and nails.


    In Category - Home Selling
  • Create a Backyard Getaway

     By:Rob Thomson

    This particular spot with its nice view and higher elevation, would make a perfect retreat. We took her advice, and proceeded to set this spot aside from the rest of the lawn by creating a floral hedge. We extended our rock path to weave through this area and poured gravel. Finally, we added a concrete bench, birdbath and some planters. Now we had a secluded spot to escape with our morning coffee and enjoy the view.


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