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76Landscape Add Value to Your Property
by Bob Ewing
Landscaping your front yard can increase your property's value by up to 20 per cent. I divide home buyers/owners into three broad categories. This is simply done in order to help the buyer make... published 9 months ago
62How to: Garden Design Basics:
by Bob Ewing
There are two things that you need to remember when designing a garden. Pay attention to both and you will create a space that you and your family can enjoy. The first one is simple: It’s your garden. You... published 10 months ago
66The Native Plant Garden
by Bob Ewing
Defining Native When we are discussing native plants what we are referring to is plants that have evolved here, in North America, over thousands of years. These plants have adapted to the environment... published 10 months ago
74How to Design Your Organic Garden
by Bob Ewing
The garden is where Nature and civilization meet so why would anyone want to use harmful pesticides and fertilizers in order to grow vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers? It is not necessary to do so. ... published 10 months ago
70How To Attract Butterflies to Your Yard
by Bob Ewing
It is not all that difficult to attract butterflies to your garden and have them set up house. There are two things that butterflies are seeking: one is nectar, the food that adult butterflies need, and the... published 10 months ago
64Growing and Selection of Hedges
by Bob Ewing
Do you really want a hedge? That is the first question. The second question if the answer to the first is yes is why do you want a hedge? In other words what purpose or purposes do you want the hedge to... published 3 months ago
64The Care and Feeding of Roses
by Bob Ewing
History: Roses are a long way from being the new kids on the block; in fact their history is considerable, prehistoric in fact. There is fossil evidence that the rose may have been around as long as 35... published 9 months ago
69The Organic Front Yard
by Bob Ewing
Your back yard is where the family gathers, where picnics and BBQs are enjoyed on the long warm summer afternoons; where children and pets roam. Your front yard is a very different space. For many... published 8 months ago
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