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Milorganite as a Deer Repellent

Deer like certain flowers and plants

Milorganite was found to successfully repel deer in Washington DC and protect flowers and plants. Plus it is a great organic fertilizer and will not harm the environment.

Creating a Yard for you and your Dog

Dog-Scaped Yard e-bookThis week I came across a free e-book that tells you how to create a yard that is ideal for your dog or puppy. Now your dogs don't have to get sick or bored, nor do you have to get upset when they dig up your garden.

Do It Yourself Landscaping on a Budget

Gazanias add cheer to a garden

If you are willing to wait, then younger, well spaced plants can dramatically reduce your landscaping costs. Get multiple written bids on all hardscaping projects.

Choosing flowers, shrubs, trees and walks in your landscape- Part 2

Different hollies make good screens

Tips on selecting shrubs, trees and walks for privacy and to conceal objectionable views, comfort and for safety.

Choosing flowers, shrubs and trees in your landscape- Part 1

Sparkleberry holly has bright red berries in winter

Don't just focus on when plants and trees are blooming. Consider what they'll look like in other parts of the year to get the most value out of your landscape.

Landscaping pays big dividends

Some azaelias now bloom in Spring and Fall

Landscaping your home not only increases its value but all provides health benefits. If you're selling your home, buyers will pay for landscaping too.

Rain Gutters and Downspouts- proper design and installation prevents problems

Preventing leaves gettin into gutters will save time and money

Installing rain gutters and downspouts without factoring in the roof line, aesthetics and the roof's area and gutters will create problems for home owners later on. These include overflowing gutters, damage to facia and leaks in your basement.

Five Most Common Landscaping Mistakes and how to fix them

Newly landscaped with young plants

Homeowners usually follow their landscape designs to the letter. However, if the design does not envision the what the plants will look like in 5 years you may not be pleased. With a few simple changes you can have a great garden.

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