Heathers are low maintenance, drought-tolerant and hardy-winter plants. They are easy to grow and features wonderful colorful flowers year-round. Keep reading this article to learn how to grow heathers in pots.
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By Brooke Ressell
Window boxes are a charming way to decorate the outside of any home. And with so many great styles to choose from—like modern metal, rustic wood, and coconut coir baskets—you’re sure to find a style that perfectly suits your family’s tastes and your own.
Another great thing about window boxes is that you have plenty of options when it comes to filling them. Whether you only fill them once per year or change them out with the seasons, window boxes can easily take your home’s curb appeal to the next level all year long.
In this guide, we’ll show you just how easy it is to install window box planters on the exterior of your home. Plus, we’ll give you step-by-step instructions on how to mount window boxes on vinyl, wood, or stucco siding as well as on brick.
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Before you hang flower window boxes on the exterior of your home, you first need to select a window box container design that you really like.
As mentioned above, there are tons of styles available in stores and online. There are a few things you should also keep in mind when selecting a window box:
Window boxes look nice when they’re the same length as the windows you hang them under or when they’re just slightly longer than the windows.
You also want to find window boxes that have the right depth so that your plants can grow the long roots they need to stay healthy. For that reason, we recommend a minimum depth of ten inches.
Since you’ll be watering the plants inside of them regularly, it’s best to avoid window boxes made from untreated wood, which tend to start rotting out in as little as three to four years. Instead, opt for window boxes made from treated wood or composite materials like Trex, which can be made to look like
Heathers are low maintenance, drought-tolerant and hardy-winter plants. They are easy to grow and features wonderful colorful flowers year-round. Keep reading this article to learn how to grow heathers in pots.
With more than 20 years’ experience, Arctic Cabins have designed their BBQ cabins in the traditional Finnish style, from sustainably sourced, slow-grown Scandinavian Redwood Spruce. This is a tried and tested material which is both visually stunning and durable.
In this article, we will delve into Bleeding Heart Flower Meaning and Facts, uncovering intriguing details about the characteristics and cultural significance of these flowers.
We are moving right along in the back yard working on our spa area, just finished the pony wall but needed something to hang our beach towels and personal item to put on. We have chairs but many times they are wet from afternoon showers. So I went to my garage and started looking around for some supplies. I had a small wooden spool that holds wire and a short leftover 4 x4 so i came up with and idea.
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A former AIB banker-turned-gardener says he feels “like a five-year-old getting presents” after winning a major award as well as a prestigious gold medal at the Chelsea Flower Show in London.
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Window boxes and troughs are the perfect way to dress your house, but it’s not as easy as simply planting them up and forgetting about them. Even before you start putting plants into soil, it’s well worth thinking about the practicalities. If you can’t easily and regularly water your plants, for example, consider installing an irrigation system or buying self-watering window boxes (try lechuza.co.uk). Your choice of compost is also important, as many multi-purpose composts are too light and will dry out in a flash, so choose a soil-based compost such as John Innes No. 3 or make your own mix from topsoil and multi-purpose compost.
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The answer is that sheds vary in strength and weather resistance according to the way they are built. Overlap, tongue and groove and shiplap are different styles of shed cladding that offer varying qualities of protection and structural integrity and, as a result, they come at different price points. Choosing the right option for you depends on what you will need to use your shed for, as well as how much you can afford to spend. It helps to be aware of the different cladding options available so that you can make an informed decision when it comes to choosing your new shed. Rough sawn Timber Sheds at the cheaper end of the spectrum are often made from overlapping rough sawn timber planks secured to a framework. Feather boarding, which is thinner at the top than at the bottom is sometimes used for this purpose too. If this is your budget be sure to ask the manufacturer the board thickness – you want the boards to be at least 12mm thick. Overlap cladding sheds A shed with this style cladding is made with horizontal panels that overlap each other
Botanically, New Zealand is an extraordinary country. Because it drifted off from the rest of the world so early on, its natural flora is very limited and with the exception of the red flowers of the Metrosideros (New Zealand Christmas Tree), flowers tend to be insignificant, with a natural wooded landscape that is predominantly a mixture of trees in many shades of green and tree ferns. It’s not really surprising
Retail therapy at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2014 by Daniel Carruthers The Chelsea Flower Show, now in it’s 101st year, is revered for its wonderful gardens showing the latest trends in garden design. The show does also have many other elements of inspiration too with a wide and often unsung retail section. Predominantly the Eastern Avenue is the shopaholic gardeners first port of call with everything on display ranging from hats and gardening apparel to seeds and works of art.