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Walk around the Blue Lagoon
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Shallow salt water area, mostly hidden, sunny and peaceful - our Blue Lagoon To the left from the main porch, the deck leads to our hi...
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pool pump cover
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The pool is set up, but of course, the project is not finished. The pump and filter have to sit close by the pool and this does not look...
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Shells and Succulents
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This past Saturday we spent a day in Tarpon Springs, a lovely Greek town, with lots to do and see. Besides eating delicious Greek food we b...
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Planting a succulent cage
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This is a quick little project that's fun and easy to do. I bought the cage at an Arts & Craft store and stopped on the way home ...
Create a Mini Terrarium for the office
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Hubby wanted a plant for his desk at the office, low light, dry air… seems perfect for a mini terrarium.
Thoughts about chopsticks
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This post is not garden related, but is meant for all sushi lovers - go and get yourself a nice pair of chopsticks and a travel case and st...
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a tufa-cairn
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what to do with leftover hypertufa mix? make a tufa-cairn :D
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Edible Bird House
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The edible bird house is much-loved by the birds in Myrtle Glen.
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Twilight Tea Fundraiser
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This Fundraiser party turned out great!
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A nesting material basket for the birds
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Encourage birds to not just visit but live in your garden by offering food (bird feeder), fresh water (bird bath) a nest box or two, and n...
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Rainwater Barrels in Myrtle Glen
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Rainwater barrels do not need to be ugly, we turned ours into garden art: simply painted
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Growing Lotus from seed
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Starting the native American Lotus (Nelumbo lutea) from seed is easy. Start them now in Fall, keep them protected from frost and they will...
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The lazy flowerbed
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Lasagna Style :-) I am sure everyone knows about the lasagna style bed, but since this is one of my most favorite projects (yes, I have ...
Just a branch
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I got the idea from a nursery, of course their branch was the size if a TREE loaded with huge ferns, orchids and bromeliads. And of course t...
plant shelf
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A discarded CD rack I found is the perfect size for holding small pots. DH used 4 screws to secure the shelf to the wall:
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