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Got Privacy?![]() Privacy ScreensMost of us want some sort of privacy screen, be it plants or a fence, in our backyards: Who wants to live under a microscope? More on Privacy ScreeningGet Your Lawn in Shape for Summer!![]() Every spring, I complain about mowing my lawn, although it does beat shoveling snow, at least. Find out how to improve your lawn so that it will be worth mowing. Lawn Care TipsDavid's Landscaping BlogWater Wells -- Cost RecoupedMonday May 12, 2008
If you do a lot of watering on your landscape, should you have a water well dug, to lessen your dependence on the public water supply? The initial cost of having water wells dug may give some cause for concern. But water wells do eventually pay for themselves. I guess it's just a case of, "It takes money to make money" -- or, in this case, to save money.
Pictures of Poison IvySunday May 11, 2008
There is much confusion over the identification of poison ivy plants.
Some folks mistake another plant, Virginia creeper vine, for poison ivy. Others, with less experience in the woods, aren't even aware that traipsing through the brush could bring them into contact with poison ivy. Don't let yourself or your loved ones fall victim to poison ivy rash! Avoidance begins with proper identification of poison ivy. To that end, I offer pictures of poison ivy in this photo gallery.
View photo gallery: Pictures of Poison Ivy Photo ©2006 David Beaulieu (licensed to About.com) |
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