How to Pull Off the 'Coastal Cowgirl' Decorating Trend

We tackled a project last summer that I was loathe to do, but after years of praying to the Yard Crasher gods to no avail, we plunged into the pool patio project. Our inground pool is surrounded by a paver patio that pre-project resembled an animal pen. By that, I mean the metal fence that runs the perimeter was very, very close, allowing just enough space for two people to pass but certainly not to comfortably seat anyone. I don’t know how it is that I cannot locate a photo of the before, to illustrate how tight it was. However, here is a photo taken afterward, where the measuring tape denotes the end of the former pool patio. Tight, right?

I was constantly fighting with the deer in my neighborhood! Even though my backyard is fenced in, they are able to hop the fence easily and made quick work of anything I planted last year being it flowers or even a plum tree that they murdered! This year I wasn't messing around! plus I wanted to find a spot that was out of the way for my garden.

Rosa ‘Boscobel’ in a walled garden in east London

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When you think of the ultimate girls’ trip, beach getaway destination, Miami is always one of the spots that comes to mind. Especially with summer upon us, it’s understandable to fantasize about the dive bars and boat days this seaside city is known for—but if a trip isn’t in the works (at least not yet), setting up a staycation inspired by the coastal city is easier than ever now that Miamicore is taking over as a home decor trend. 

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Got plant milk? That may not be the official campaign slogan of the plant milk industry, but it could be, given that plant milks are having their time in the spotlight. They’ve become so popular that they’ve even outpaced the sales of dairy milk. 

Outdoor entertaining season has already started to kick off—if you're wondering what types of trends will be big when it comes to hostingal fresco in 2023, read on for insight from a variety of experts.

There are many greenhouses on the market in the United Kingdom but there are four independent greenhouse manufacturers that stand above the rest in terms of quality. These are Cultivar greenhouses, Alitex, Hartley Botanic and Gabriel Ash. All produce a Victorian Greenhouse and three produce cheaper  (or less expensive) models with wider pane centres.  In this guide we give you an idea of how much greenhouses cost from each supplier based on one of the most popular sizes of greenhouses in the UK – eight by ten foot. At this level all the greenhouses come with toughened safety glass, aluminium guttering, and reasonable ventilation as standard. How Much is a Cultivar Greenhouse ?

Calendula, Calendula officinalis, aka pot marigold, is an annual flowering herb in the aster family that’s suited to cultivation in USDA Hardiness Zones 2 to 11.We link to vendors to help you find releva

One of the biggest problems Balcony Gardeners face is water runoff, which drains out from drainage holes in pots and drips below into neighbors’ balconies. Many societies sets rule for that and even ban balcony gardeners from growing plants. To help you out, here are some Life-Saving Ways For Balcony Gardeners To Stop Water Dripping Off The Balconies.