Tower Landscape and Design LLC
Delivery Digital download. File type: PDF Your files will be available to download once payment is confirmed.Description DIY Plans for a half greenhouse, half potting shed structure 6ft (1.8m) wide x 8ft (2.4m) long. It is a barn-style shape with a gambrel (Dutch) roof, and boasts a timber split leaf stable door (Dutch door), allowing … Read more
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Basil is a wonderfully versatile annual herb that is native to southern Asia and the islands of the South Pacific. As with other herbs, basil is easy to grow and with ideal conditions quite prolific. Even so, … Read more
I’ve had a number of queries regarding the proper watering of native California oaks during this drought. I wrote an article on Oak Tree Care in 2012, and most is current, but I wanted to re-tap some experts for tips during this drought. So along with a quick review and some good and bad pruning … Read more
Our favourite tree fern, Dicksonia antarctica comes from south-east Australia. They’re evergreen and raise themselves up on thick, fluffy, textual trunks, sometimes to 15ft or more after many years. Their canopy of delicately feathered symmetrical fronds can grow to 12ft across. No wonder then, that theyre called tree ferns. The view from above is unsurpassable. … Read more
If shallow soil is one of your biggest gardening woes then worry not: our quick tour of 20 fantastic and diverse plants for shallow soil will leave you having a tough time deciding which ones to grow. In this guide you’ll find evergreen bushes and deciduous shrubs, ornate flowers, courtyard garden plants and cottage garden … Read more
Wisteria macrostachya Blue Moon, known to many as Blue Moon wisteria, is a vigorous climbing vine that can quickly cover a trellis, pergola, or any other garden structure on which you choose to grow it. This cultivar not only impresses with its climbing habit, but it also has some of the most impressive blooms you … Read more
Growing peas is a fun and rewarding way to add fresh, homegrown produce to your diet The sweet, tender peas can be eaten raw or cooked, added to salads, soups, stir fries and more While traditionally grown in garden rows or trellised upright, did you know peas also thrive when grown in hanging baskets? Hanging … Read more
Notions of a small space can greatly vary depending on your perspective, but whether you have a balcony or a small garden, there is always the potential for growing something. Sometimes I fantasize about a larger yard in order to expand my veggie beds and grow a true cut-flower garden, but to be honest, making … Read more
Begonias in full bloom are one of my favorite sights in summer gardens. These shade-loving flowers produce blooms in all sorts of sizes and colors. Begonias are generally easy to care for, and some varieties actually make great houseplants. But when they are not growing in their ideal conditions, begonias will stop blooming. There are … Read more
Lobelia Toxicity in Cats: How Dangerous Is This Garden Plant for Felines? Lobelia is a popular garden plant known for its delicate flowers and versatility in landscaping. However, this perennial favorite also poses some risks for cat owners. Lobelia contains toxic compounds that can cause concerning symptoms if ingested by cats. So is lobelia poisonous … Read more