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]]> Comment on How best could one spend $200 to make changes in a "blah" looking yard/landscape to make it look better? by barbara m http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/how-best-could-one-spend-200-to-make-changes-in-a-blah-looking-yardlandscape-to-make-it-look-better/comment-page-1#comment-177 barbara m Fri, 21 May 2010 02:55:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/how-best-could-one-spend-200-to-make-changes-in-a-blah-looking-yardlandscape-to-make-it-look-better#comment-177 Try going to hgtv.com. They have all the gardening & landscape shows from cable. Lots of designs, videos, pics, tips & info on plants & gardens. They can help you figure out how to improve your yard on a budget, & what's best to use in your area.<br><b>References : </b><br> Try going to hgtv.com. They have all the gardening & landscape shows from cable. Lots of designs, videos, pics, tips & info on plants & gardens. They can help you figure out how to improve your yard on a budget, & what’s best to use in your area.
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]]> Comment on How best could one spend $200 to make changes in a "blah" looking yard/landscape to make it look better? by hortmom121 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/how-best-could-one-spend-200-to-make-changes-in-a-blah-looking-yardlandscape-to-make-it-look-better/comment-page-1#comment-176 hortmom121 Fri, 21 May 2010 02:29:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/how-best-could-one-spend-200-to-make-changes-in-a-blah-looking-yardlandscape-to-make-it-look-better#comment-176 Your mulched areas are a great thing - lots of potential for beautiful color and plant shapes! By "ground cover" did you mean "weed barrier" - the fabric that people try to sell you to keep out weeds? it's actually good that you don't have any of that. It can keep your perennials, once you plant them, from spreading to their potential. You don't need edging, but a bit of work making a natural edge (ie a 3" trench) around the bed will give it a nice finished look. Your $200 will probably buy you a couple flats of groundcover (nice spreading, low-growing perennial plants), 3 ornamental grasses, and 7-10 perennials. You always have the option of starting some plants from seed, too. You can purchase cans of mixed seeds for $5 to $10, that you can sprinkle in the area you want to fill. For less maintenance later, be sure to get a mixture that contains mostly perennial plants, not annuals. Also keep in mind that some vegetable plants and herbs, like tomatoes and basil, can be planted near your front entrance. Get creative with this one - you can get an inviting look, convenient veggie and an inviting aroma this way! For weed control, you have a couple of choices.1: Take your handy-dandy bottle of roundup after the weeds start, wet them a little and wait a few days for them to croak. 2: Put some newspaper under the mulch, 2-3 sheets thick, laid out flat. It's quite a bit of work, but much better than the fabric "weed barriers." Don't use it in places you'll be seeding, though! To keep costs down, you can purchase plants online. Perennials, grasses and shrubs can be shipped to you without soil on their roots. It becomes a fairly inexpensive way to get more plants in your landscape. Lastly, for local advice talk to your Extension agency. Most states have one associated with their major university. Good luck!<br><b>References : </b><br> Your mulched areas are a great thing – lots of potential for beautiful color and plant shapes! By "ground cover" did you mean "weed barrier" – the fabric that people try to sell you to keep out weeds? it’s actually good that you don’t have any of that. It can keep your perennials, once you plant them, from spreading to their potential.

You don’t need edging, but a bit of work making a natural edge (ie a 3" trench) around the bed will give it a nice finished look.

Your $200 will probably buy you a couple flats of groundcover (nice spreading, low-growing perennial plants), 3 ornamental grasses, and 7-10 perennials.

You always have the option of starting some plants from seed, too. You can purchase cans of mixed seeds for $5 to $10, that you can sprinkle in the area you want to fill. For less maintenance later, be sure to get a mixture that contains mostly perennial plants, not annuals.

Also keep in mind that some vegetable plants and herbs, like tomatoes and basil, can be planted near your front entrance. Get creative with this one – you can get an inviting look, convenient veggie and an inviting aroma this way!

For weed control, you have a couple of choices.1: Take your handy-dandy bottle of roundup after the weeds start, wet them a little and wait a few days for them to croak. 2: Put some newspaper under the mulch, 2-3 sheets thick, laid out flat. It’s quite a bit of work, but much better than the fabric "weed barriers." Don’t use it in places you’ll be seeding, though!

To keep costs down, you can purchase plants online. Perennials, grasses and shrubs can be shipped to you without soil on their roots. It becomes a fairly inexpensive way to get more plants in your landscape.

Lastly, for local advice talk to your Extension agency. Most states have one associated with their major university.

Good luck!
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]]> Comment on How best could one spend $200 to make changes in a "blah" looking yard/landscape to make it look better? by Ash c http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/how-best-could-one-spend-200-to-make-changes-in-a-blah-looking-yardlandscape-to-make-it-look-better/comment-page-1#comment-175 Ash c Fri, 21 May 2010 02:20:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/how-best-could-one-spend-200-to-make-changes-in-a-blah-looking-yardlandscape-to-make-it-look-better#comment-175 remove the mulch yourself-$0 border the yard with used bricks ( if u are lucky you will get it for free sometimes)-$0 get soil or dirt from home depot or lowes -$25( $5 each). go to your nursery and tell them ur light and wheather conditions they will suggest you some plants.Good thing is you get sun. Marigolds, and other seeds can make a very inexpensive garden.($10 max) You are a little late for bulbs but u can plant them in fall by then you garden will be well prepared for them. Ferns , palms are very less maintainnace (ferns -$5each, palms need lot of research if u want to save money ).Impatients, pansies, begonias are shade loving plants and less maintiance.since you get sun you should be fine with any plant.However your challenge will be leveling, making the soil ready to plant.Good luck you can do a lot in $200 spent wisely and with patience.Dont hurry take your time.<br><b>References : </b><br> remove the mulch yourself-$0
border the yard with used bricks ( if u are lucky you will get it for free sometimes)-$0
get soil or dirt from home depot or lowes -$25( $5 each).
go to your nursery and tell them ur light and wheather conditions they will suggest you some plants.Good thing is you get sun. Marigolds, and other seeds can make a very inexpensive garden.($10 max)
You are a little late for bulbs but u can plant them in fall by then you garden will be well prepared for them.

Ferns , palms are very less maintainnace (ferns -$5each, palms need lot of research if u want to save money ).Impatients, pansies, begonias are shade loving plants and less maintiance.since you get sun you should be fine with any plant.However your challenge will be leveling, making the soil ready to plant.Good luck you can do a lot in $200 spent wisely and with patience.Dont hurry take your time.
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]]> Comment on How best could one spend $200 to make changes in a "blah" looking yard/landscape to make it look better? by grannygrunt28391 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/how-best-could-one-spend-200-to-make-changes-in-a-blah-looking-yardlandscape-to-make-it-look-better/comment-page-1#comment-174 grannygrunt28391 Fri, 21 May 2010 02:00:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/how-best-could-one-spend-200-to-make-changes-in-a-blah-looking-yardlandscape-to-make-it-look-better#comment-174 If you are anything like most people you want to get as much as possible for your money, that means sweat equity.....The other best thing is Decide do you want flowers or shrubs? Do you want landscape stones? You certainly want perennials! .................MOST OF ALL................. >>>>>>>>>>Shop the Sales<<<<<<< I always buy at the end of the season that way I save a whole bunch of money. Organization prior to your project. "Plan your work and work your plan." If you aren't caring about instant gratification. Then take your time! Good Luck, it's hard work but worth it. P.S. A good starter flower is the daylilly they multiply so you get more for your money and then you can transplant thru out the yard every year. They are low maintenance Stella D'Oro blooms all summer long. Hostas do as well I bought 2 and the next year made 12. Now I have to thin and give away . They come in a variety of leaf size and colors as well as pretty spike flowers. They like only morning sun though<br><b>References : </b><br>self If you are anything like most people you want to get as much as possible for your money, that means sweat equity…..The other best thing is
Decide do you want flowers or shrubs?
Do you want landscape stones?
You certainly want perennials!
……………..MOST OF ALL……………..
>>>>>>>>>>Shop the Sales<<<<<<<
I always buy at the end of the season
that way I save a whole bunch of money.
Organization prior to your project.
"Plan your work and work your plan."
If you aren’t caring about instant gratification. Then take your time!
Good Luck, it’s hard work but worth it.

P.S. A good starter flower is the daylilly they multiply so you get more for your money and then you can transplant thru out the yard every year.
They are low maintenance
Stella D’Oro blooms all summer long.

Hostas do as well I bought 2 and the next year made 12. Now I have to thin and give away . They come in a variety of leaf size and colors as well as pretty spike flowers. They like only morning sun though
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]]> Comment on Things to keep in mind for landscape design? by Kimberly C http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/things-to-keep-in-mind-for-landscape-design/comment-page-1#comment-171 Kimberly C Fri, 21 May 2010 01:48:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/things-to-keep-in-mind-for-landscape-design#comment-171 Hi: You are in a tropcial climate which means there are a lot of different plants available to you. As far as design, there are so many different things you could consider. Do you want a formal look or an informal? Pathways, one large bed or several small beds. Do you need privacy trees? You will need an area for the dogs to roam around so think when planning a special separate area for them. A fence as well as other outdoor features. Feel free to contact me at my website as I am a landscaper and designer and would be happy to give you some ideas. I will direct you to my examples of landscape designs as well as my site map page. The site maps has photos of annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, and herbs. Some of the annuals will go well in your area. Best of luck and let me know if I can be of help to you. Have a great day! Kimberly http://www.landscape-solutions-for-you.com/examplesoflandscapedesigns.html http://www.landscape-solutions-for-you.com/Site.html<br><b>References : </b><br>http://www.landscape-solutions-for-you.com/examplesoflandscapedesigns.html http://www.landscape-solutions-for-you.com/Site.html Hi:
You are in a tropcial climate which means there are a lot of different plants available to you.

As far as design, there are so many different things you could consider. Do you want a formal look or an informal? Pathways, one large bed or several small beds. Do you need privacy trees? You will need an area for the dogs to roam around so think when planning a special separate area for them. A fence as well as other outdoor features.

Feel free to contact me at my website as I am a landscaper and designer and would be happy to give you some ideas.
I will direct you to my examples of landscape designs as well as my site map page. The site maps has photos of annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, and herbs. Some of the annuals will go well in your area.
Best of luck and let me know if I can be of help to you. Have a great day!
Kimberly
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]]> Comment on How best could one spend $200 to make changes in a "blah" looking yard/landscape to make it look better? by ms01 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/how-best-could-one-spend-200-to-make-changes-in-a-blah-looking-yardlandscape-to-make-it-look-better/comment-page-1#comment-173 ms01 Fri, 21 May 2010 01:42:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/how-best-could-one-spend-200-to-make-changes-in-a-blah-looking-yardlandscape-to-make-it-look-better#comment-173 i would get some , impatiens's , and marigolds, and dianthus, and some hostes,sorry my spelling of plants sucks. contact me and i will get the right spellings and give some more information on them. melaniesandlin69@yahoo.com<br><b>References : </b><br> i would get some , impatiens’s , and marigolds, and dianthus, and some hostes,sorry my spelling of plants sucks. contact me and i will get the right spellings and give some more information on them. melaniesandlin69@yahoo.com
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]]> Comment on Things to keep in mind for landscape design? by jedi_n_dc http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/things-to-keep-in-mind-for-landscape-design/comment-page-1#comment-170 jedi_n_dc Fri, 21 May 2010 01:11:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/things-to-keep-in-mind-for-landscape-design#comment-170 Several things. 1. Water movement and pooling - if you have areas that are more wet, look for plants that prefer wet soil. 2. Sun - obviously know what type of light the plant likes. 3. pH. Plants that like a higher pH soil are happier next to the house in most soils. Typically, the foundation of a house is concrete which leaks lime into the soil. 4. Roots - most trees should be 10 feet from the house. Be careful with Silver Maple, Cherry and Redwood. Trees like these can actually push in the walls of a submerged basement, tear up sidewalks and wreak havoc. 5. Compatibility. Some plants are toxic to other plants. Black Walnut will kill just about everything around it. 6. Size at maturity. People buy "cute" shrubs because they like the flowers or color. 10 years later, they're living in Sleeping Beauty's castle, surrounded by a jungle. 7. Color arrangement. Consider different layers - light greens, white, reds, etc. Don't just use monotone green. Contrast the color of the house with a shrub, then put another contrast in front of that. If you have room - 3 layers is very luxurious looking. 8. Maintenance. If you don't want to trim or divide, look for things that grow more slowly. In 10b, you probably use Bermuda grass? Consider putting in solid flowerbed edging to stop or severely deter invasive runners. If you have Fescue, you don't have to worry as much. 9. Flowers. Leave limited space for annuals if you want some really amazing color. Otherwise, look at some perennials. Note, however, that Perennials get bigger and bigger each year. 10. Fire. This is more an issue in dry climates. Consider rock against the house rather than mulch. Mulch is very VERY flamable in hot dry weather. Even in the moderate areas of the Northeast, it's not uncommon for catastrophic fires to start in flowerbeds when someone flips a burning cigarette into someone's yard and it lands in the mulch. 11. Shade - put deciduous trees around the south and west sides. The leaves will reduce your power bills in the summer. But they will drop their leaves in the winter allowing that sun to warm the house. Of course - in 10b, this might not matter! Go with Palm Trees! 12. Go Native. Look for plants that are native to your area. They're more likely to survive weather cycles. Imported plants are most prone to escape and cause environmental problems. Look at Honeysuckle in the Northeast, Kudzu in the South, etc.<br><b>References : </b><br> Several things.
1. Water movement and pooling – if you have areas that are more wet, look for plants that prefer wet soil.
2. Sun – obviously know what type of light the plant likes.
3. pH. Plants that like a higher pH soil are happier next to the house in most soils. Typically, the foundation of a house is concrete which leaks lime into the soil.
4. Roots – most trees should be 10 feet from the house. Be careful with Silver Maple, Cherry and Redwood. Trees like these can actually push in the walls of a submerged basement, tear up sidewalks and wreak havoc.
5. Compatibility. Some plants are toxic to other plants. Black Walnut will kill just about everything around it.
6. Size at maturity. People buy "cute" shrubs because they like the flowers or color. 10 years later, they’re living in Sleeping Beauty’s castle, surrounded by a jungle.
7. Color arrangement. Consider different layers – light greens, white, reds, etc. Don’t just use monotone green. Contrast the color of the house with a shrub, then put another contrast in front of that. If you have room – 3 layers is very luxurious looking.
8. Maintenance. If you don’t want to trim or divide, look for things that grow more slowly. In 10b, you probably use Bermuda grass? Consider putting in solid flowerbed edging to stop or severely deter invasive runners. If you have Fescue, you don’t have to worry as much.
9. Flowers. Leave limited space for annuals if you want some really amazing color. Otherwise, look at some perennials. Note, however, that Perennials get bigger and bigger each year.
10. Fire. This is more an issue in dry climates. Consider rock against the house rather than mulch. Mulch is very VERY flamable in hot dry weather. Even in the moderate areas of the Northeast, it’s not uncommon for catastrophic fires to start in flowerbeds when someone flips a burning cigarette into someone’s yard and it lands in the mulch.
11. Shade – put deciduous trees around the south and west sides. The leaves will reduce your power bills in the summer. But they will drop their leaves in the winter allowing that sun to warm the house. Of course – in 10b, this might not matter! Go with Palm Trees!
12. Go Native. Look for plants that are native to your area. They’re more likely to survive weather cycles. Imported plants are most prone to escape and cause environmental problems. Look at Honeysuckle in the Northeast, Kudzu in the South, etc.
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]]> Comment on How best could one spend $200 to make changes in a "blah" looking yard/landscape to make it look better? by dragonlady http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/how-best-could-one-spend-200-to-make-changes-in-a-blah-looking-yardlandscape-to-make-it-look-better/comment-page-1#comment-172 dragonlady Fri, 21 May 2010 01:06:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/how-best-could-one-spend-200-to-make-changes-in-a-blah-looking-yardlandscape-to-make-it-look-better#comment-172 You could actually contact a local gardener or landscaper and they would put together some visuals on paper for your spending limit. You could choose one of those or edit one of them yourself. That's how I'd do it. You can get advice here, but not visual pics. Probably, most definetly web sites on it too for ideas!!<br><b>References : </b><br> You could actually contact a local gardener or landscaper and they would put together some visuals on paper for your spending limit. You could choose one of those or edit one of them yourself.
That’s how I’d do it. You can get advice here, but not visual pics. Probably, most definetly web sites on it too for ideas!!
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]]> Comment on Things to keep in mind for landscape design? by Gaby http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/things-to-keep-in-mind-for-landscape-design/comment-page-1#comment-169 Gaby Fri, 21 May 2010 00:54:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/things-to-keep-in-mind-for-landscape-design#comment-169 have a key feature it is always best if things around complament this key feature. the trick is to not make it too obvious<br><b>References : </b><br> have a key feature it is always best if things around complament this key feature. the trick is to not make it too obvious
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]]> Comment on Where can I find front yard landscape/walk way ideas? by Beckie Bleacher http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/where-can-i-find-front-yard-landscapewalk-way-ideas/comment-page-1#comment-159 Beckie Bleacher Sat, 15 May 2010 01:59:53 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/where-can-i-find-front-yard-landscapewalk-way-ideas#comment-159 This is a good article, I was wondering if I could use this posting on my website, I will link it back to your website though. If this is a problem please let me know and I will take it down right away. This is a good article, I was wondering if I could use this posting on my website, I will link it back to your website though. If this is a problem please let me know and I will take it down right away.

]]> Comment on I would like to some ideas on landscaping my backyard in a southwestern landscape? by Ahmad Abdul Casino http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/i-would-like-to-some-ideas-on-landscaping-my-backyard-in-a-southwestern-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-155 Ahmad Abdul Casino Wed, 12 May 2010 20:19:46 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/i-would-like-to-some-ideas-on-landscaping-my-backyard-in-a-southwestern-landscape#comment-155 You've given me a good idea. Thanks for sharing this information with me. You’ve given me a good idea. Thanks for sharing this information with me.

]]> Comment on Garden ideas for my new yard? by backyard landscape http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/vegetable-garden-layout/garden-ideas-for-my-new-yard/comment-page-1#comment-131 backyard landscape Mon, 26 Apr 2010 22:26:36 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/vegetable-garden-layout/garden-ideas-for-my-new-yard#comment-131 No, I don't mind at all. No, I don’t mind at all.

]]> Comment on Garden ideas for my new yard? by Buckholz at Tomato Plants http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/vegetable-garden-layout/garden-ideas-for-my-new-yard/comment-page-1#comment-130 Buckholz at Tomato Plants Mon, 26 Apr 2010 21:45:29 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/vegetable-garden-layout/garden-ideas-for-my-new-yard#comment-130 Great stuff. Perhaps a little off topic, but would you mind if I write something about this on my tomato plant blog? I will of course, cite original source and link back to your page. Great stuff. Perhaps a little off topic, but would you mind if I write something about this on my tomato plant blog? I will of course, cite original source and link back to your page.

]]> Comment on Swimming Pool Landscaping and Design Ideas for Your Backyard by Monty Aluarado http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/swimming-pool-landscaping-and-design-ideas-for-your-backyard/comment-page-1#comment-128 Monty Aluarado Sun, 25 Apr 2010 16:08:12 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/swimming-pool-landscaping/swimming-pool-landscaping-and-design-ideas-for-your-backyard#comment-128 I always enjoy reading spot on articles by an individual who is obviously knowledgeable on their chosen subject. I'll be following this post with great interest. Keep up the great work, till next time I always enjoy reading spot on articles by an individual who is obviously knowledgeable on their chosen subject. I’ll be following this post with great interest. Keep up the great work, till next time

]]> Comment on How can I determine how much dirt I need to landscape my backyard? by Jennifer P http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/how-can-i-determine-how-much-dirt-i-need-to-landscape-my-backyard/comment-page-1#comment-79 Jennifer P Thu, 24 Sep 2009 09:35:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/how-can-i-determine-how-much-dirt-i-need-to-landscape-my-backyard#comment-79 I would also suggest going to a local garden center and looking at the different ammendments and soil mixes they sell there. I agree with the tape measurement of the yard. The bags tell you how much to buy and what they cover. I would also get the soil wet to see how dense it really is. You might even take a sample with you to the store.<br><b>References : </b><br>www.gardenguides.com I would also suggest going to a local garden center and looking at the different ammendments and soil mixes they sell there. I agree with the tape measurement of the yard. The bags tell you how much to buy and what they cover. I would also get the soil wet to see how dense it really is. You might even take a sample with you to the store.
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]]> Comment on I would like to some ideas on landscaping my backyard in a southwestern landscape? by mickey http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/i-would-like-to-some-ideas-on-landscaping-my-backyard-in-a-southwestern-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-82 mickey Thu, 24 Sep 2009 09:08:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/i-would-like-to-some-ideas-on-landscaping-my-backyard-in-a-southwestern-landscape#comment-82 living in the north kind of limits your options as far as perennials go, because sowuthwestern plants will not survive cold winters. you might want to cosider using a lot of large potted plants that would have to be brought indoors in the early fall. cactus, aloe, yucca are all good choices for large terra cotta pots. there is one yucca that is hardy for northern climates: yucca filamentosa (common name--Adam's needle) try growing 1 or 2 as strong focal points. a patio made of terra cotta colored tiles (you can get cement blocks dyed terracotta now too) would give your yard a S.W. flair. also having a chimmenia (wood-burning terra cotta stove) on the patio would add some functional and visual interest. black wrought-iron or twig patio furniture with some navajo print throws would add a splash of bold color. A small fountain could work, but just make sure it is not too elaborite or "greek" looking. choosing a terra cotta over white or gray in all your pots and statuary, patio blocks, etc. will help create the S.W. feeling. some annual plants you could grow that would fit the theme are: -sunflowers (many varieties ranging in height from 1 foot to 8 feet, and ranging in color from white thru all the yellows and oranges to red and burgundy)--you could easily do a whole yard in just sunflower varieties alone. -california poppies (bright orange and drought tolerant) -rudbeckia (large, bright golden yellow daisies, the best rudbeckia is a variety called "Indian summer" its 2 1/2 feet tall) -gazania (short, brightly colored daisies with jagged leaves; comes in hot colors) some perrenials for a S.W. themed garden: -sedum-succulent leaves; they look like desert plants but are perfectly hardy for northern gardens (come in many many varieties ranging in height from 1 inch to 1 foot), the small ones make excellent groundcover or to grow amongst rocks--make sure and get the ones that have yellow or white flowers. -hens and chicks- succulent leaves, these are very tough and hardy little plants, they look just like tiny aloe vera plants. they are very drought resistant and will grow on the surface of a rock or between paving stones and patio blocks.(about 2-4 inches tall, and spread very quickly). it would also look great to have a few pots of herbs on your patio. sage, rosemary, lavender, thyme. the silvery gray-green leaves look awesome in terra cotta pottery or strawberry jars. I'd be real careful about adding accents like wagon wheels, lanterns, split rail fences, etc. or you'll end up with the rustic country bumpkin look instead of true southwestern. use terra cotta wherever possible choose plants that bloom in yellow, orange, white, (a little red is okay) and that have grey-green leaves or succulent leaves. keep the ornamentation to a minimum and keep it plain and simple and not at all classical or European.<br><b>References : </b><br>professional gardener living in the north kind of limits your options as far as perennials go, because sowuthwestern plants will not survive cold winters.
you might want to cosider using a lot of large potted plants that would have to be brought indoors in the early fall. cactus, aloe, yucca are all good choices for large terra cotta pots.

there is one yucca that is hardy for northern climates: yucca filamentosa (common name–Adam’s needle) try growing 1 or 2 as strong focal points.

a patio made of terra cotta colored tiles (you can get cement blocks dyed terracotta now too) would give your yard a S.W. flair. also having a chimmenia (wood-burning terra cotta stove) on the patio would add some functional and visual interest.

black wrought-iron or twig patio furniture with some navajo print throws would add a splash of bold color. A small fountain could work, but just make sure it is not too elaborite or "greek" looking. choosing a terra cotta over white or gray in all your pots and statuary, patio blocks, etc. will help create the S.W. feeling.

some annual plants you could grow that would fit the theme are:
-sunflowers (many varieties ranging in height from 1 foot to 8 feet, and ranging in color from white thru all the yellows and oranges to red and burgundy)–you could easily do a whole yard in just sunflower varieties alone.
-california poppies (bright orange and drought tolerant)
-rudbeckia (large, bright golden yellow daisies, the best rudbeckia is a variety called "Indian summer" its 2 1/2 feet tall)
-gazania (short, brightly colored daisies with jagged leaves; comes in hot colors)

some perrenials for a S.W. themed garden:
-sedum-succulent leaves; they look like desert plants but are perfectly hardy for northern gardens (come in many many varieties ranging in height from 1 inch to 1 foot), the small ones make excellent groundcover or to grow amongst rocks–make sure and get the ones that have yellow or white flowers.
-hens and chicks- succulent leaves, these are very tough and hardy little plants, they look just like tiny aloe vera plants. they are very drought resistant and will grow on the surface of a rock or between paving stones and patio blocks.(about 2-4 inches tall, and spread very quickly).

it would also look great to have a few pots of herbs on your patio. sage, rosemary, lavender, thyme. the silvery gray-green leaves look awesome in terra cotta pottery or strawberry jars.

I’d be real careful about adding accents like wagon wheels, lanterns, split rail fences, etc. or you’ll end up with the rustic country bumpkin look instead of true southwestern.

use terra cotta wherever possible
choose plants that bloom in yellow, orange, white, (a little red is okay) and that have grey-green leaves or succulent leaves.
keep the ornamentation to a minimum and keep it plain and simple and not at all classical or European.
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]]> Comment on How can I determine how much dirt I need to landscape my backyard? by Dean N http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/how-can-i-determine-how-much-dirt-i-need-to-landscape-my-backyard/comment-page-1#comment-78 Dean N Thu, 24 Sep 2009 08:59:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/how-can-i-determine-how-much-dirt-i-need-to-landscape-my-backyard#comment-78 who ever you order from tell them what, in cubic meters you are requiring to landscape get that tape measure out!<br><b>References : </b><br> who ever you order from tell them what, in cubic meters you are requiring to landscape get that tape measure out!
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]]> Comment on I would like to some ideas on landscaping my backyard in a southwestern landscape? by Karl http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/i-would-like-to-some-ideas-on-landscaping-my-backyard-in-a-southwestern-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-81 Karl Thu, 24 Sep 2009 08:50:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/i-would-like-to-some-ideas-on-landscaping-my-backyard-in-a-southwestern-landscape#comment-81 Check the yellow pages under "Landscape Architect." They are experts in design, and know which plants will be suitable for your particular area. A Concept Plan isn't too expensive, and should include a general design layout and a list of plants to use for different situations. Unfortunately I'm probably not licensed in your State. I have done a lot of work in the Las Vegas area woking with someone who was licensed in Nevada, so am quite experienced in that style of design and won a couple of awards on projects I've worked on down there. I use a similar design here, which is probably a similar climate to where you are. Click on my profile and e-mail me and give me the specifics on where you are, I may be able to recommend someone in your area.<br><b>References : </b><br> Check the yellow pages under "Landscape Architect." They are experts in design, and know which plants will be suitable for your particular area.

A Concept Plan isn’t too expensive, and should include a general design layout and a list of plants to use for different situations. Unfortunately I’m probably not licensed in your State. I have done a lot of work in the Las Vegas area woking with someone who was licensed in Nevada, so am quite experienced in that style of design and won a couple of awards on projects I’ve worked on down there. I use a similar design here, which is probably a similar climate to where you are.

Click on my profile and e-mail me and give me the specifics on where you are, I may be able to recommend someone in your area.
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]]> Comment on I would like to some ideas on landscaping my backyard in a southwestern landscape? by firestarter http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/i-would-like-to-some-ideas-on-landscaping-my-backyard-in-a-southwestern-landscape/comment-page-1#comment-80 firestarter Thu, 24 Sep 2009 08:33:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/backyard-landscape/i-would-like-to-some-ideas-on-landscaping-my-backyard-in-a-southwestern-landscape#comment-80 Hi there. A lot of southwest landscaping incorporates the use of less water. Check out ideas related to an arroyo seca. It is made with rock with places for southwestern plants like cacti, http://www.cas.vanderbilt.edu/bioimages/pages/arizona-plants.htm can help you. Be sure these plants are hardy for cold weather. Some won't survive. The arroyo seca is like a large rock garden with plants that don't require a lot of water to maintain.Have a great time with your project and good luck<br><b>References : </b><br> Hi there. A lot of southwest landscaping incorporates the use of less water. Check out ideas related to an arroyo seca. It is made with rock with places for southwestern plants like cacti, http://www.cas.vanderbilt.edu/bioimages/pages/arizona-plants.htm can help you. Be sure these plants are hardy for cold weather. Some won’t survive. The arroyo seca is like a large rock garden with plants that don’t require a lot of water to maintain.Have a great time with your project and good luck
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]]> Comment on landscaping ideas? by Landscapers Directory http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/landscaping-ideas/comment-page-1#comment-77 Landscapers Directory Wed, 16 Sep 2009 16:07:57 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/landscaping-ideas#comment-77 Great post. Thanks MyCityLandscapers.com Great post.

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]]> Comment on Is it a good idea to build decking on top of pallets? by so slow http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets/comment-page-1#comment-52 so slow Wed, 16 Sep 2009 10:17:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets#comment-52 nope, but will keep it of ground level until decking supports have been placed using appropriate methods. may even save that deck crashing bar-b-cue.<br><b>References : </b><br> nope, but will keep it of ground level until decking supports have been placed using appropriate methods. may even save that deck crashing bar-b-cue.
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]]> Comment on Is it a good idea to build decking on top of pallets? by KATIE D http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets/comment-page-1#comment-51 KATIE D Wed, 16 Sep 2009 09:50:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets#comment-51 pallots would only be suitable if it was just for storage as i work for travis perkins i know that would not be safe or suitable as a base it might be costly but well worth it as they aint as streardy as they look !!<br><b>References : </b><br> pallots would only be suitable if it was just for storage as i work for travis perkins i know that would not be safe or suitable as a base it might be costly but well worth it as they aint as streardy as they look !!
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]]> Comment on Is it a good idea to build decking on top of pallets? by gary k http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets/comment-page-1#comment-50 gary k Wed, 16 Sep 2009 09:19:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets#comment-50 Ive heard it all............until now!!!!Some people just never learn.Pallets make a fantastic base.......for a bonfire!!!<br><b>References : </b><br>Pro gardener 20yrs Ive heard it all…………until now!!!!Some people just never learn.Pallets make a fantastic base…….for a bonfire!!!
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]]> Comment on Is it a good idea to build decking on top of pallets? by mrk_bylss http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets/comment-page-1#comment-49 mrk_bylss Wed, 16 Sep 2009 08:46:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets#comment-49 Yes it would cost a fortune yes it would be a very good idea to use pallets as a base as i have done this my self and the advange is it is cheap and you can design the decking to your liken go for it<br><b>References : </b><br> Yes it would cost a fortune yes it would be a very good idea
to use pallets as a base as i have done this my self and the advange is it is cheap and you can design the decking to your liken go for it
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]]> Comment on Is it a good idea to build decking on top of pallets? by JUAN T http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets/comment-page-1#comment-48 JUAN T Wed, 16 Sep 2009 08:31:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets#comment-48 I SAY ITS A GOOD IDEA,ONLY IF YOU USE THE BLUE PALLETS THE ONES LIKE WALMART USES FOR THEIR MERCHANDISE<br><b>References : </b><br> I SAY ITS A GOOD IDEA,ONLY IF YOU USE THE BLUE PALLETS THE ONES LIKE WALMART USES FOR THEIR MERCHANDISE
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]]> Comment on Is it a good idea to build decking on top of pallets? by John L http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets/comment-page-1#comment-47 John L Wed, 16 Sep 2009 08:23:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets#comment-47 If you have ever tried to dismantle a pallet you will know how well the are made, if you get pallets in good condition, and you can get amost new pallets quite cheap there is no reason why they can't be be used under decking but you MUST make sure the are based on a damp prevetion barrier, the best way to achieve this is to put bricks under the pallets and ordniary roof slates between the pallets and the bricks, roof slates are one of the best damp proof barriers there is, make sure that no part of the pallets are in contact with the ground, or will be in the future, and as a precaution treat the wood with a good preservative. They might not last forever but the will last a very long time.<br><b>References : </b><br>Experience. If you have ever tried to dismantle a pallet you will know how well the are made, if you get pallets in good condition, and you can get amost new pallets quite cheap there is no reason why they can’t be be used under decking but you MUST make sure the are based on a damp prevetion barrier, the best way to achieve this is to put bricks under the pallets and ordniary roof slates between the
pallets and the bricks, roof slates are one of the best damp proof barriers there is, make sure that no part of the pallets are in contact with the ground, or will be in the future, and as a precaution treat the wood with a good preservative. They might not last forever but the will last a very long time.
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]]> Comment on Is it a good idea to build decking on top of pallets? by dslant6 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets/comment-page-1#comment-46 dslant6 Wed, 16 Sep 2009 07:36:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets#comment-46 Pallets are not strong, and shouldn't be used as a foundation. They weren't designed for that purpose.<br><b>References : </b><br> Pallets are not strong, and shouldn’t be used as a foundation. They weren’t designed for that purpose.
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]]> Comment on landscaping ideas? by JeepJeep!!! http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/landscaping-ideas/comment-page-1#comment-62 JeepJeep!!! Wed, 16 Sep 2009 07:18:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/landscaping-ideas#comment-62 www.springhillnurseries.com<br><b>References : </b><br> http://www.springhillnurseries.com
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]]> Comment on Is it a good idea to build decking on top of pallets? by boobman 1959 aka cliff http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets/comment-page-1#comment-45 boobman 1959 aka cliff Wed, 16 Sep 2009 07:09:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets#comment-45 no cause when the pallets were built the wood was green cut less than 2 days before becoming a pallet<br><b>References : </b><br> no cause when the pallets were built the wood was green cut less than 2 days before becoming a pallet
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]]> Comment on landscaping ideas? by Sarah B http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/landscaping-ideas/comment-page-1#comment-61 Sarah B Wed, 16 Sep 2009 06:40:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/landscaping-ideas#comment-61 You might think of finding nice planters or flower pots to put some of you plants in. Then you can move them in when bad weather comes. http://www.newprocontainers.com<br><b>References : </b><br>Planters, Flower Pots http://www.newprocontainers.com You might think of finding nice planters or flower pots to put some of you plants in. Then you can move them in when bad weather comes. http://www.newprocontainers.com
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]]> Comment on landscaping ideas? by Jay5 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/landscaping-ideas/comment-page-1#comment-60 Jay5 Wed, 16 Sep 2009 06:30:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/landscaping-ideas#comment-60 A small waterfall or pond with fountain, gold fish and lotus. Roses, if you can maintain them. Some moss and Korean grass. A few varieties of ficus that grow to be shady trees. I would not recommend cactus, since that is NOT considered good, from the Feng Shui angle. Plant some herbs of medicinal value. Maybe, a back drop of bamboo trees. Add some fruit trees. Palm trees, small ones ONLY, if there is too much thundering in your area. Have a kitchen garden in one portion. Leave place for seasonal flowers. Maybe one citrus tree of your choice. Jade helps. Consult some professional landscaper, too. Mere consultation, should NOT cost you much.<br><b>References : </b><br> A small waterfall or pond with fountain, gold fish and lotus. Roses, if you can maintain them. Some moss and Korean grass. A few varieties of ficus that grow to be shady trees. I would not recommend cactus, since that is NOT considered good, from the Feng Shui angle. Plant some herbs of medicinal value. Maybe, a back drop of bamboo trees. Add some fruit trees. Palm trees, small ones ONLY, if there is too much thundering in your area. Have a kitchen garden in one portion. Leave place for seasonal flowers. Maybe one citrus tree of your choice. Jade helps. Consult some professional landscaper, too. Mere consultation, should NOT cost you much.
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]]> Comment on Landscaping in shade around a swimming pool? Any ideas?!? by Soldier's Girl http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/swimming-pool-landscaping/landscaping-in-shade-around-a-swimming-pool-any-ideas/comment-page-1#comment-76 Soldier's Girl Wed, 16 Sep 2009 06:29:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/swimming-pool-landscaping/landscaping-in-shade-around-a-swimming-pool-any-ideas#comment-76 caladiums and bleeding hearts<br><b>References : </b><br> caladiums and bleeding hearts
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]]> Comment on Landscaping in shade around a swimming pool? Any ideas?!? by ammie1978@bellsouth.net http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/swimming-pool-landscaping/landscaping-in-shade-around-a-swimming-pool-any-ideas/comment-page-1#comment-75 ammie1978@bellsouth.net Wed, 16 Sep 2009 06:24:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/swimming-pool-landscaping/landscaping-in-shade-around-a-swimming-pool-any-ideas#comment-75 I would say hostas, azaleas, impatiens, astilbe,<br><b>References : </b><br> I would say hostas, azaleas, impatiens, astilbe,
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]]> Comment on Is it a good idea to build decking on top of pallets? by Toni f http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets/comment-page-1#comment-44 Toni f Wed, 16 Sep 2009 06:20:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets#comment-44 NO. Pallets will start to rot after three years<br><b>References : </b><br>Source almost 40 years as a head gardener NO.
Pallets will start to rot after three years
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]]> Comment on landscaping ideas? by cardgirl2 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/landscaping-ideas/comment-page-1#comment-59 cardgirl2 Wed, 16 Sep 2009 05:44:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/landscaping-ideas#comment-59 go on the internet and do a search: "landscaping ideas". Also go to HGTV.com. Then search gardens and landscaping and you will get alot of ideas.<br><b>References : </b><br> go on the internet and do a search: "landscaping ideas". Also go to HGTV.com. Then search gardens and landscaping and you will get alot of ideas.
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]]> Comment on Landscaping in shade around a swimming pool? Any ideas?!? by Allison1888 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/swimming-pool-landscaping/landscaping-in-shade-around-a-swimming-pool-any-ideas/comment-page-1#comment-74 Allison1888 Wed, 16 Sep 2009 05:41:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/swimming-pool-landscaping/landscaping-in-shade-around-a-swimming-pool-any-ideas#comment-74 There are many plants for shade, but you may not get the same bold color as you will with sun plants. Try these ideas, then fill in with annuals, such as impatients. The best bet for shade are daylilies -- buy ones that bloom at different times to get continual color, hydrangea (but dont put them too close to tree roots), hostas (not much color in flowers, however) Also, look for shade plants with unique leaves (hellaborus, cora bells). Also, many ground cover flower in the spring and can handle the areas under trees: http://www.oldhouseweb.com/gardening/filling-bald-spots-in-your-garden.shtml Try local http://www.craigslist.com for people who want to swap plants or are giving them away.<br><b>References : </b><br> There are many plants for shade, but you may not get the same bold color as you will with sun plants. Try these ideas, then fill in with annuals, such as impatients. The best bet for shade are daylilies — buy ones that bloom at different times to get continual color, hydrangea (but dont put them too close to tree roots), hostas (not much color in flowers, however) Also, look for shade plants with unique leaves (hellaborus, cora bells).

Also, many ground cover flower in the spring and can handle the areas under trees:

http://www.oldhouseweb.com/gardening/filling-bald-spots-in-your-garden.shtml

Try local http://www.craigslist.com
for people who want to swap plants or are giving them away.
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]]> Comment on Is it a good idea to build decking on top of pallets? by Marie http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets/comment-page-1#comment-43 Marie Wed, 16 Sep 2009 05:40:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/decking-ideas/is-it-a-good-idea-to-build-decking-on-top-of-pallets#comment-43 Only if you built it for you cabin in the woods ... might want to check out building codes on that sort of thing... wouldn't want to upset the neighbors ... I know where you live, lol...<br><b>References : </b><br> Only if you built it for you cabin in the woods … might want to check out building codes on that sort of thing… wouldn’t want to upset the neighbors … I know where you live, lol…
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]]> Comment on landscaping ideas? by gands4ever http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/landscaping-ideas/comment-page-1#comment-58 gands4ever Wed, 16 Sep 2009 05:38:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/front-yard-landscaping-ideas/landscaping-ideas#comment-58 hey a fellow Tennessean! i live toward Bristol myself, i also do lawn and bushes during the summer. so here is my 2 cents worth. Ive noticed allot of holly bushes around here, a very hearty group and they stay green all year. azeala(spelling) bushes are very popular as well.these flower nicely in the spring. hostas are flowers you only have to plant once! they love it down here! just make sure when planting bushes to allow for room to grow ! some bushes get big! leave yourself a minimum of 5 feet between the house and a newly planted bush! good luck oh yea...... use some really thick plastic and 3 or 4 inches of mulch to keep your weeds down and plants moist during the dog days!<br><b>References : </b><br> hey a fellow Tennessean! i live toward Bristol myself, i also do lawn and bushes during the summer. so here is my 2 cents worth. Ive noticed allot of holly bushes around here, a very hearty group and they stay green all year. azeala(spelling) bushes are very popular as well.these flower nicely in the spring. hostas are flowers you only have to plant once! they love it down here! just make sure when planting bushes to allow for room to grow ! some bushes get big! leave yourself a minimum of 5 feet between the house and a newly planted bush! good luck oh yea…… use some really thick plastic and 3 or 4 inches of mulch to keep your weeds down and plants moist during the dog days!
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]]> Comment on I need to buy a submersible water pump for a pondless waterfall. by ssn591exnuke http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/pondless-waterfall/i-need-to-buy-a-submersible-water-pump-for-a-pondless-waterfall/comment-page-1#comment-71 ssn591exnuke Wed, 16 Sep 2009 05:37:59 +0000 http://www.backyardlandscapepro.com/pondless-waterfall/i-need-to-buy-a-submersible-water-pump-for-a-pondless-waterfall-how-large-of-a-pump-should-i-buy#comment-71 If this is for a home water feature project check your local building supply and get the biggest pond pump you can afford, otherwise you will be disappointed with the flow. It takes a lot more than you think to look good.<br><b>References : </b><br> If this is for a home water feature project check your local building supply and get the biggest pond pump you can afford, otherwise you will be disappointed with the flow. It takes a lot more than you think to look good.
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