BobVila.com If you're like me, you're not a huge fan of carving pumpkins, but ARE a fan of decorating, what do you do? Well, you find a new creative way to decorate those pumpkins we love so much in the fall. A lot of these are great "fall" decorations as well as Halloween decorations so you can keep these no carve pumpkins up from September- November. Drip Crayon Pumpkins Melt a rainbow … [Read more...]
The Pros and Cons of Guided Tours
Apartment Therapy breaks down the pros and cons of guided tours to help you figure out what is the best option for you on your next vacation! First up is the downside of joining tours or hiring a guide: Unknown Experts: You don't know who your guide will be, and there's nothing worse than tapping your toes while listening to someone annoying drone on and on about endless facts. Hopefully you … [Read more...]
How To Make An Outdoor Chandelier
Home Depot- Outdoor Chandelier Video The Home Depot is going to show us another great DIY project. With only a few materials needed this project can be done in a couple of minutes but will make a stunning addition to your outdoor entertaining area. What You'll Need: Twine Cocoa Planter Jelly or Mason Jars LED Lights Here's What You Do: Turn your cocoa planter frame upside down. … [Read more...]
Shucking Corn Like A Pro
If there's something we look forward to when it comes to summer, it's fresh ears of corn on the cob. However, shucking that corn can be a messing and sometimes pain in the neck chore. Here are some tips and tricks from The Kitchn telling you how to shuck like a "farmer's daughter". thekitchn.com My dad grew up on a farm and always says that the true way to eat sweet corn is to snap it off the … [Read more...]
Awesome Art: Plant Sculptures
Even if you're not a gardener you can't help but be awed by these magnificent plant sculptures. Take a look at these jaw dropping images found on Board Panda. This year over 200 horticultural artists from all around the world present 40 living plant sculptures, created from more than 22 000 different plant species – over 3 million flowers overall! The sculptures will be showcased in 10 … [Read more...]
DIY Cement Bowl
This awesome DIY gives you the instructions to make a cement bowl but it opens up a whole new world of possibilities. Depending on what you use for a mold, you could make just about any type of container. Here's how: To make your own, gather these supplies: - Water - Flexible rubbery bucket (Walmart - $5) - Plastic bowl (for shaping inside of bowl) (Walmart - $2) - Canola oil and paper … [Read more...]
How To- Soaker Hose
Video- How To Install A Soaker Hose Watering with a soaker hose is more cost and environmentally friendly than watering with a regular hose or sprinklers which can cause run-off, over spray and is prone to evaporation. Soaker hoses emit water exactly where thirsty plants need it most – at their roots. It’s far more efficient than watering with an ordinary garden hose. You can use a soaker … [Read more...]
Keeping Hanging Baskets In Bloom
Hanging baskets are a cheery addition to any porch and balcony. It's (apparently) easy to keep your hanging basket bursting in color all season long if you know how to take care of them. There are a few things you have to consider when you're getting started such as what look you're going for. Depending on the type of pot will depend on how you need to keep up with it because each type of … [Read more...]
Bob Vila- How To Build A Brick Patio
Well it's no secret that summer is in full swing. It's right about now that you're hanging out on your patio and wondering what you can do to spruce it up a little bit. Bob Vila gives us step by step instructions on how to build a brick patio. Of the materials suitable for use in patio construction, brick stands out for its beauty and ease of installation. Depending on the sophistication of your … [Read more...]
No Sun, No Problem! Plants That Thrive In Shade
If you've got a plethora of shade trees, you may not be able to grow flowers easily. There are plenty of plants that don't need all sun all the time, in fact they thrive in shade. Hydrangeas Though unfit for heavy shade, hydrangeas deliver bountiful blooms in spring and summer, with some pretty fall foliage to boot. All they need is a little morning sun. Remember to avoid planting perennials … [Read more...]
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