Archive for the Category Great Gardening Tips

06.05.08 | Comments Off

Winterizing a home

Winterizing a homeSubmitted by: Michael Del Greco, New Jersey Home Inspector Lic GI 0121, President of Accurate Inspections, Inc, a New Jersey home inspection company The simplest solution and least risky alternative to winterizing is to operate the heating system at a minimum setting to prevent the rigors of wide temperature and humidity swings. […]

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24.04.08 | Comments Off

A Quick History Of The Clock

The earliest clocks were simply ways of keeping track of time using the elements. The sundial did this, as well as a clock created in ancient Greece often ascribed to Plato, that used water dripping from a bowl. The Romans later took this clock and claimed it for their own, calling it a Horologium.
The first […]

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29.03.08 | Comments Off

Green Thumb Gifts: Beyond Gardening Gloves

Ahh, spring! It has sprung! Gardeners (and budding gardeners -
no pun intended) have begun the quest for a weedless lawn, or a
bountiful garden. But if you’re looking for gifts for someone with
a green thumb (or someone with green thumb envy), consider the
situation first.
Some people think of gardening as a chore. Others […]

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Most riding lawn mowers are machines fun ride and extremely cool to look at. However, they are just a dream for many gardeners who can not afford one of these powerful gardening equipment. A riding mower can be a practical time saving machine for professionals as well as for beginner or amateur landscapers. If you […]

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Do I Need Annual or Perennial Plants?
The crocus delights us in early spring as it dares to peek through the snow and lift its face to the sun. Soon after follow tulips, narcissus, iris, lilacs… all perennials that welcome spring with vibrant color and fragrance. Perennial plants bloom at different times during the growing season […]

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20.02.08 | Comments Off

Freestanding And Lean-to Greenhouses

Whether a greenhouse is freestanding or attached (lean-to greenhouse) it is one of the most popular types of garden buildings in use today. It is a self-contained structure in back garden or yard, which helps you grow what you want - flowers, vegetables, or fruits, when you want - in dry summers, winters and even […]

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16.02.08 | Comments Off

How to Prune Pear Trees

In this article you will find out how to prune pear trees. Pruning pear trees can be done several ways.
The pruning of pear trees, in the early stages, follows the same pattern as that for apples. Basically, the treatment of established bushes, in a garden, is also the same for pears and apples. […]

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01.02.08 | Comments Off

More Power to Ya

More Power to YaSubmitted by: Michael Del Greco, New Jersey Home Inspector Lic GI 0121, President of Accurate Inspections, Inc, a New Jersey home inspection company Todays homes need considerably more power than homes did just a few years ago. We barely had hand-held hairdryers two decades ago. Numerous electrical services are obsolete.In addition to […]

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Everybody asks about Easter lilies! Can they go outside; can I
plant them in my garden? And to this I reply, “Why not?” Like other bulbs,there
are two options if you plant your leftover Easter lily bulbs -
either they will live and flower for many years (it is perfectly
hardy into zone 4) or they will immediately die. […]

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24.01.08 | Comments Off

The Benefits Of Wooden Flooring

They’re affordable and come in a wide variety of styles and colors. They’re easy to install and maintain. They add value to your home, and maintain their value over time. They’re versatile enough to be the perfect backdrop to any decor. And to top it off, they help keep your home allergen and dust free. […]

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