Attracting Butterflies To Your Garden
December 12, 2007 by ladybirdbeetle
Filed under Bugs in the Garden
There are dozens of myths and beliefs surrounding the lives of butterflies. From legends to mythology, many mystical qualities are attributed to the common butterfly. However it is their radiant and colorful beauty that has brought butterfly gardening to the forefront of hobbies for people from all walks of life.
There are a myriad of reasons [...]
Unique Garden Decor
December 12, 2007 by ladybirdbeetle
Filed under Garden Decor
One Man’s Trash Is Another Man’s Garden Art
Yes, you could head down to your local garden super store to find garden décor, but why? Why spend lots of money just to decorate your garden with the same pieces that your neighbor used? Why not save some money, have a little fun, and create a beautiful [...]
Ornamental Grasses
December 12, 2007 by ladybirdbeetle
Filed under Gardening
Ornamental Grasses – Their Place In A Dry Climate Garden
The use of grasses and grass-like plants in garden design is well established throughout the world. As they can solve a variety of design issues they are to be found in many different types of garden. While not specific then to dry climate gardens, ornamental [...]
Garden Decor Make Great Gifts
December 12, 2007 by ladybirdbeetle
Filed under Garden Decor
Garden decorations make wonderful gifts, whether you’re receiving them or giving them. You’ll want decorations made of the highest quality materials for beauty and durability. Look for fountains, planters, and sculptures made of fiberstone, an amalgam of fiberglass, stones, and sand. It’s tough but light and attractive. It’s stronger and more versatile than concrete and [...]
Backyard Wonderland Oasis
December 4, 2007 by ladybirdbeetle
Filed under Uncategorized
How to make your Backyard a Wonderland Oasis
Home and garden accessories make the difference between house and home. Unfortunately, quality accessories can be notoriously expensive and in today’s economy, finding beauty at a price one can afford is sometimes difficult but can be done. The difference between an empty backyard and a lush garden oasis [...]
Improve Your Home’s Landscape in 6 Easy Steps
December 3, 2007 by ladybirdbeetle
Filed under Design Ideas, Garden Decor, Gardening
Think that improving the look of your home and garden requires too much time and money? It doesn’t have to. Here are 6 easy ways to spruce up the appearance of your home. These solutions won’t cost a fortune and won’t take long to complete, but it will look like they did!
STEP 1: CREATE AN [...]
You Can Have a Mosquito Free Yard
December 3, 2007 by ladybirdbeetle
Filed under Bugs in the Garden
In addition to the fact that mosquitoes are both annoying and cause some level of discomfort when you’re unfortunate enough to be the entree on their daily menu, they also carry disease which can affect the animal, bird and human populations. In order to keep the possibility of such a fate to a minimum, you’ll [...]
How to Lose Weight While Gardening
December 3, 2007 by ladybirdbeetle
Filed under Gardening
Have you ever dreaded the idea of pulling weeds, planting a tree, or pushing a lawn mower around the yard?
Does just thinking about it make you sweat? I am sure the majority of are nodding your heads in agreement. What I am about to suggest only takes a slight change in your thinking and a [...]
Using Bulbs in Your Landscaping
December 3, 2007 by ladybirdbeetle
Filed under Design Ideas, Gardening
Naturalized bulbs look beautiful in a wooded setting. You can plant them and leave them to multiply. After the bulbs bloom the foliage will die down, but you can interplant bulbs with ground covers for a carefree and beautiful garden.
For a natural look you should arrange your bulbs informally. If you toss them and plant [...]
Tips To Improve Your Decor
December 3, 2007 by ladybirdbeetle
Filed under Garden Decor
Gardens are not just places where one grows plants and vegetables. To complement the amount of effort you put in here, you should try and improve your garden decor so that your garden looks beautiful, even without flowers. Here are some tips to help you work on it:
