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7 DIY Wasp Trap Ideas for Garden - balconygardenweb.com
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02.07.2023 / 04:31

7 DIY Wasp Trap Ideas for Garden

Choose a bottle with raised bottom and create a channel through it, wide enough to let the wasp fly in. Complete instructions are available at Garden Therapy.

24 Amazing DIY Cinder Block Ideas for Garden - balconygardenweb.com
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30.06.2023 / 08:57

24 Amazing DIY Cinder Block Ideas for Garden

Do you want to change the look of your garden without spending much? Check out some amazing DIY Cinder Block Ideas to add an industrial and smart look to your yard!

18 DIY Stacked Pot Ideas for Gardeners - balconygardenweb.com
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29.06.2023 / 10:01

18 DIY Stacked Pot Ideas for Gardeners

Have you always eyed those expensive tall planters that will flank your front door? Well, this DIY shows you how to get the same look with plain terra cotta pots stacked to achieve a compact structure that is sure to add character to your home.

What we can learn from Martha Stewart's Bedford garden | House & Garden - houseandgarden.co.uk - state New York
houseandgarden.co.uk
28.06.2023 / 19:41

What we can learn from Martha Stewart's Bedford garden | House & Garden

In the well-to-do town of Bedford, New York, there are a few givens: there are apple orchards and quaint bed and breakfasts, cute bakeries and amazing antiques shops and, of course, many grand estates complete with rolling green lawns and well-hedged gardens. Perhaps most impressive of the latter belongs to the doyenne of the domestic, Martha Stewart.

An Ode to the First Signs of Spring in a Garden - treehugger.com - Scotland
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28.06.2023 / 11:47

An Ode to the First Signs of Spring in a Garden

As February wears on, winter can sometimes seem to drag. But throughout this time of the year, we begin to see here and there the first signs of spring and know that brighter days and warmer weather are on their way.

New plants, tools and creative designs for gardeners - theenglishgarden.co.uk - Britain
theenglishgarden.co.uk
26.06.2023 / 14:01

New plants, tools and creative designs for gardeners

Indulge in new plants for the garden and discover recently launched tools, kit and botanically influenced home accessories.

11 DIY Picture Frame Ideas For Gardeners - balconygardenweb.com
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21.06.2023 / 05:45

11 DIY Picture Frame Ideas For Gardeners

When it comes to gardening, there are many ideas that you can try! Keeping that in mind, we bring you some really amazing DIY Picture Frame Ideas For Gardeners, which is going to add a lot of appeal to your yard!

50 Amazing Vinegar Uses in Garden and Homes - balconygardenweb.com
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20.06.2023 / 01:09

50 Amazing Vinegar Uses in Garden and Homes

Vinegar is a natural product and has hundreds of uses in the home. But do you know it can make gardening easier for you? Have a look at the best Vinegar Uses in the Garden that you must have never heard of before.

11 Amazing Toothpaste Uses in Garden and Home - balconygardenweb.com
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17.06.2023 / 04:29

11 Amazing Toothpaste Uses in Garden and Home

Your home is surprisingly full of useful things that can come in handy in the garden and toothpaste is one of them! Sounds weird? Well, it’s not! Have a look at these Toothpaste Uses in Garden and Home!

8 Amazing Vinegar Hacks for Indoor Plants - balconygardenweb.com
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16.06.2023 / 11:51

8 Amazing Vinegar Hacks for Indoor Plants

Here are some valuable Vinegar Hacks for Indoor Plants that you can use without any worries as it is a completely safe, natural product!

A Roman Holiday – for Gardeners - blog.theenduringgardener.com - city Rome
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16.06.2023 / 06:40

A Roman Holiday – for Gardeners

The advantage of returning to Rome for a second time is that we had ticked off all the main sights during our first, foot-weary visit a few years ago. This time we could escape the milling throng and get a feel for Rome beyond the tourist madness. Staying on the other side of the Tiber from most of the action – in the Trastevere District – meant it was quieter, greener and a lot more relaxing. And who wouldn’t be charmed by a b&b called Buonanotte Garibaldi? Hidden behind concealing gates in a wall, its rooms were arranged around a cool, quiet courtyard garden that was patrolled by the Noa the resident dog. Star Street Performer was un

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