Want to block out view from neighbors! - Dave's Garden
WEBDec 2, 2007 · They are not very nice and have a messy lawn to say the least. I would like to find some nice tall trees to block the view along the fence line (about 60ft long). I definitely do not want something with invasive roots. The taller, the better! I was considering 6ft vinyl privacy fence at first, but I'd really rather have something taller and green.
Neighbor is putting up a 6ft fence, can I still garden? - Dave's …
WEBApr 22, 2013 · Hi everyone! Last year I spent a lot of money setting up a 10x 20 garden plot in my backyard. Unfortunately, the neighbors moved away, and someone new moved in, tore out their garden (which was next to mine) and is …
Nandina Species, Chinese Sacred Bamboo, Common Nandina, …
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Sand seeping in from neighbor/Need to seal bottom of fence
WEBApr 7, 2013 · Between our yards is a 6' chain link privacy fence about 50' long. The sand seeps under the fence each time it rains, ruining the soil my perennials are planted in and killing the grass. A lot of sand also blows into my yard when it's windy. The gap under the fence starts at about 1/2" in front of yard and increases to about 4" at back.
Help with a berm to keep neighbors water in neighbors yard!
WEBJan 31, 2009 · Even if you don't do a "Rain Garden", take a look at the type of Rain Garden plants that they recommend for your area. You will need top plant on top of your berm so it doesn't wash away. They tend to recommend plants that like water and have roots that run deep - both things would be helpful on top of your berm.
Fast-Growing Climbers that Can Quickly Create Privacy and Cover …
WEBJul 18, 2018 · These vines will climb anything: trellises, fences, and even trees. Before long, the area will be covered with massive green leaves and flowers. This hydrangea will bloom from early summer to mid-autumn. While the plant provides ample privacy in the summer, it’ll eventually shed its foliage and remain sparse until the following spring.
Thunbergia Species, Black-Eyed Susan Vine - Dave's Garden
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Winter Composting: Retaining the Heat When the Temperatures …
WEBNov 17, 2010 · Basically, you must provide the minimal conditions for the microbes which fuel the process to survive. They need air circulation, moisture, warmth, and a ready supply of organic materials, comprised of a balance of nitrogen-rich greens and carbon-rich browns. In the winter, the most difficult element to provide is warmth.
Vigna Species, Bertoni Bean, Corkscrew Vine, Snail Flower - Dave's …
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Colorado's Annual Tarantula Migration is Underway Now - Dave's …
WEBSep 29, 2021 · Every fall, in September and early October they partner up with some buddies and all go on a walkabout hunting a mate. Female tarantulas are more homebodies. They stake out a territory, dig a burrow and call the area home. Some can live as long as 25 years. That means it is up to the males to go a’courting.