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How To Build A Garden – Garden Guild Before Building

How to build a garden? Before building a garden, be sure you know what is the purpose of your garden, a specific idea Is very important. Some people have a garden because they love to spend hours and hours gardening. Others just want some pretty flower to look at while sitting outside on the deck. There are lots of options for the “lazy” gardener who enjoys the beauty of a garden, but doesn’t want to get her hands too dirty. [Read more →]

June 4, 2008   2 Comments

Green Roofs Benefits And How To Build A Green Roof

Green Roofs Benefits

Green Roofs have lots of benefits.  Green roofs provide a fantastic environment for wildlife. They are visually appealing and contributes to a more natural looking environment in a built-up area.

Green Roofs can protect the roof membrane from sunlight, which breaks down the roofing material. Having even a couple inches of soil helps to greatly extend the life of the roof, and a longer lifespan means less material ends up in landfills from re-roofing buildings after the membranes have failed. [Read more →]

March 26, 2008   No Comments

How To Care For A Lawn

How To Care For A Lawn? Care for a lawn and keeping your lawn looking nice doesn’t have to be a time-consuming, expensive ordeal. By mowing the lawn regularly at a proper height, it will be healthier with stronger roots. Healthy lawns resist weeds, disease, and insect damage, and also require watering less often. Water generously, but only when needed, and invest in quality tools for spreading the right kind of fertilizer at the right time.
Lawn care has more components than you might think, at first glance. For starters, you need to begin with the right type of grass for your yard. You then need to irrigate it, weed it, fertilize it, mow it properly and pick up leaves in fall. This FAQ, as well as accompanying FAQs, should get you going in the right direction.

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March 18, 2008   No Comments

Building A Covered Patio

When it comes to making patio designs, you should consider about the sunshine. If lots of sunshine is not quite your thing, then you’ll probably prefer a covered patio. A Covered Patio Covered patios are the opposite of the open patios. A covered patio is very similar to a porch, apart from the fact that a patio’s flooring is normally masonry that is laid directly onto grade. Covered patios are often built next to a home, where extended eaves, shade or overhang protects it from weather related issues. Sometimes a part of the patio base stretches from beyond its coverage so that a portion of the patio can access the sun fully. Here is a brief list of some of the ways to cover a patio:

Building A Covered Patio

 

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March 12, 2008   No Comments

How To Make A Zen Garden

How to make a zen garden? Zen garden design is not very complex. At first we should know that quality gardens are not cheap, especially Japanese Zen gardens, so you should spend a good amount of time studying your space and your project. Make sure you understand your site by identifying existing physical and climatic conditions, know your planting zone, etc. Japanese gardens typically require a great deal of maintenance and it is therefore better to keep them on the smaller side.

There are several types of Zen gardens, A traditional Zen Japanese garden is based on simplicity allowing your imagation and personal experiences to complete the picture. [Read more →]

March 9, 2008   No Comments

How To Build A Better Hydroponic Garden

One way to begin a hydroponic garden is by purchasing a complete hydroponic kit. These kits usually come with all the trays, tubing, lights, air pumps, and nutrients that you will need to get started. These are especially good for the beginner, since they have everything you need to assemble your first hyroponic garden, including complete instructions. 

Light control is the most important aspect, although water and nutrient control can be the most difficult. Of critical importance is the pH adjustment. When you have a soil based garden, these factors are mostly self-regulating. However, in a hydroponic garden, you must take a little extra care. [Read more →]

February 28, 2008   2 Comments