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Nov 19, 2009, Butterfly Landscape ProjectI am looking for a foundation plant, that attracts butterflies and has winter attraction as well. My soil is moderately heavy clay loam with Permalink -- click for full blog post "Butterfly Landscape Project" Nov 17, 2009, Fast Growing Trees | Shade and Evergreen TreesHere are some of my favorite fast growing trees. Whether you want evergreens for privacy or trees for shade, you'll find some excellent ones here with both beauty and hardiness. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Fast Growing Trees | Shade and Evergreen Trees" Nov 17, 2009, Landscape Contractor's PlaceIf you're a landscape contractor or designer and would like to have your own page on Landscape Design Advice, you can now do so.
Find out more by going here:Add a Page! Nov 16, 2009, Free Landscaping Ideas | How To LandscapeIf you would like to get or give free landscaping ideas, this is the place to do so! Check out or write articles on how to landscape, particularly regarding construction. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Free Landscaping Ideas | How To Landscape" Nov 14, 2009, Extending Patio With Stone or PaversDo you have any pictures of a patio project that extends an existing 10x10 concrete slab using stone and or pavers? ANSWER I don't think I have any Permalink -- click for full blog post "Extending Patio With Stone or Pavers" Nov 14, 2009, Concrete Pavers | Outdoor PaverConcrete pavers are a nice choice for patios, driveways and walkways. An outdoor paver can be called a cobblestone paver for a more rustic look. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Concrete Pavers | Outdoor Paver " Nov 13, 2009, Plants For Under a DeckLaura wants to know what to plant under her deck. What do you suggest to do with dead grass area under new deck? The ground is very level and we Permalink -- click for full blog post "Plants For Under a Deck" Nov 13, 2009, Slippery Travertine StoneI have installed travertine stone outside (front door), and now it's slippery when it rains. What should I do to get rid of or minimize the slippery Permalink -- click for full blog post "Slippery Travertine Stone" Nov 10, 2009, Salt Water Swimming Pools | Chlorine PoolsSalt water swimming pools offer many advantages, but do the pros outweight the cons? Here is information to help you make the right decision. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Salt Water Swimming Pools | Chlorine Pools" Nov 8, 2009, Concrete Driveway Drainage - Water Drains Into GarageI have a concrete driveway drainage problem. On one side of my garage the concrete goes back about 15 feet on the side of the garage. The water from Permalink -- click for full blog post "Concrete Driveway Drainage - Water Drains Into Garage" Nov 7, 2009, Bluestone Steps | Bluestone TreadsCan I use bluestone steps if I live in the northeast? I'm concerned about using icemelt and what it will do to the stone. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Bluestone Steps | Bluestone Treads " Nov 7, 2009, Hardscape Design | Paving MaterialsHardscape design starts with the various paving materials that can be used, whether it be patio designs, walkway ideas, driveways, patio design ideas, walkway design ideas Permalink -- click for full blog post "Hardscape Design | Paving Materials" Oct 25, 2009, Landscape Design Help | Landscaping Help | Landscape Design InfoDo you need landscape design help? This is the place to ask your questions regarding paving materials, patio and walkway designs, landscape plants or even grading and drainage issues. Oct 24, 2009, Driveway Entrance Gates | Entry Gates | PiersDriveway entrance gates are often made of aluminum for various reasons. Other materials can be used though. They typically operate electronically. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Driveway Entrance Gates | Entry Gates | Piers" Oct 23, 2009, Outdoor Aluminum Furniture | Outdoor Furniture ManufacturersOutdoor aluminum furniture comes in many price ranges and styles. It's fairly lightweight and requires little or no maintenance. Look at companies such as Brown Jordan, Telescope, Tropitone outdoor fu Permalink -- click for full blog post "Outdoor Aluminum Furniture | Outdoor Furniture Manufacturers" Oct 23, 2009, Wicker Outdoor Furniture | Natural and SyntheticWicker outdoor furniture can add charm to your landscape. Choose from authentic, traditional wicker or the newer synthetic furniture types for low maintenance. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Wicker Outdoor Furniture | Natural and Synthetic" Oct 23, 2009, Teak Wood Outdoor Furnitureteak wood outdoor furniture in backyard landscaping and why it is a good choice Permalink -- click for full blog post "Teak Wood Outdoor Furniture " Oct 23, 2009, Outdoor Dining Furniture | Outdoor Deck and Patio FurnitureOutdoor dining furniture comes in many types of materials and styles. Aluminum, teak, wicker, rustic, and iron outdoor furniture all have their pros and cons. Read about how to choose outdoor patio an Permalink -- click for full blog post "Outdoor Dining Furniture | Outdoor Deck and Patio Furniture" Oct 23, 2009, Retaining Wall and FencingI've got a rather unattractive slightly sloped retaining wall up against one side of my back yard. We are on the low side of the wall. The previous Permalink -- click for full blog post "Retaining Wall and Fencing" Oct 22, 2009, Elevated Concrete PatioHi, We have an elevated concrete patio that is 3 steps down from the family room door. We also have doors that come out into the patio from the Permalink -- click for full blog post "Elevated Concrete Patio"
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