Showing posts with label Backyard Projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Backyard Projects. Show all posts

Flores decorativas en sencilla maceta de vidrio



Con un sencillo recipiente de vidrio, unos guijarros y unos cuantos bulbos de nardos o flores similares podremos tener este elegante elemento decorativo en poco tiempo y sin apenas esfuerzo.

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Invernaderos reciclando botellas de plástico

Invernaderos reciclando botellas de plástico

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How to build a bench around a tree

MATERIALS :

Compound miter saw or circular saw
Drill/driver with a 3⁄8-inch spade bit and 3⁄32x3-inch bit
Speed Square
Clamps
Adjustable wrench
4-foot level
Garden spade
120-grit sandpaper

Starter Vegetable Gardens: 24 No-Fail Plans for Small Organic Gardens

Home vegetable gardening is all the rage. Millions of Americans have picked up spade and hoe and are digging into the soil for the first time. But starting a garden isn’t alays simple. Many hopeful growers find themselves confused by the dizzying array of things to know about soil quality, garden layout, seeds, temperatures, planting schedules, fertilizer, pests, watering, and harvesting. Still other first-time gardeners plant too much, only to find themselves overwhelmed and exhausted by July.

How to Build a Paver Path

Take stock of your project area and the paver size, type and quantities you’ll need to complete your path. The instructions here are for laying a path 20′ long and 3′ wide, but can be easily scaled up or down depending on your space. If you know the length and width of the path you’re creating, finding the square footage is a simple matter of multiplying the length by the width—in this case, 20′ long by 3′ wide, giving us a total area of 60 square feet.

Tantos Besos por Besar

Tantos Besos por Besar es un libro de cuentos de amor, de locura, y de muerte.

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How to Pequeña jardinera con bloques de hormigón

Ya habíamos visto aquí algo muy similar, pero esta es una interesante idea para crear unas jardineras de esquina que pueden adaptarse a pequeñas terrazas o espacios. En este caso utilizan bloques de hormigón a los que se les pinta unos planos en diagonal que dan un toque de contraste a la vegetación. Es un concepto muy adaptable y sencillo que nos ha parecido muy ingenioso.

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How to Gardening With Dad

Chances are your Dad is the no-nonsense type who doesn’t like to waste time on things he doesn’t care about. That doesn’t mean he doesn’t like gardening, it means that digging, tilling, weeding, and watering are just chores that take him away from things he’d rather be doing. If you want to get him out in the garden, you should plant an easy care garden with rugged, sturdy plants that are drought, pest, and heat-tolerant and don’t need a lot of care and attention.

Dad’s Easy Care Garden

When your garden bed is ready, lay down a good quality weed barrier before you begin planting. This will ensure Dad doesn’t spend his free time pulling pesky weeds out of the garden, and it will earn you plenty of brownie points to use down the road.

You Grow Girl

This is not your grandmother's gardening book. You Grow Girl is a hip, humorous how-to for crafty gals everywhere who are discovering a passion for gardening but lack the know-how to turn their dreams of homegrown tomatoes and fresh-cut flowers into a reality.
Gayla Trail, creator of YouGrowGirl.com, provides guidance for both beginning and intermediate gardeners with engaging tips, projects, and recipes -- whether you have access to a small backyard or merely to a fire escape. You Grow Girl eliminates the intimidation factor and reveals how easy and enjoyable it can be to cultivate plants and flowers even when resources and space are limited. Divided into accessible sections like Plan, Plant, and Grow, You Grow Girl takes readers through the entire gardening experience:

How to Make A Raised Garden Bed

You know something is easy to make when the directions say “just add water.” Making a raised garden bed from a kit is almost that easy, since you only add dirt, plants, and then water. Raised garden bed kits come in a variety of sizes, so you can choose a bed that will fit into your available space and hold as many plants as you want to grow.

MATERIALS

Pre-built raised bed kit, 48″ x 96″
Weed Block
Top soil
Sturdy Stakes
Plant Props (available in assorted lengths)
 Tomato cages 
Velcro plant ties
 Wire plant ties with cutter
Plants or seeds

Grow Potatoes in Pots

  • STEP 1: Sprout Seed Potatoes
Put Seed Potatoes in Egg Cartons for Sprouting
Sprout (“chit”) potatoes before planting. In early spring, place seed potatoes in egg boxes, with the end with the most eyes facing upward, and set them on a cool windowsill. Plant when the shoots are ¾in (2cm) long.

Make A Vertical Garden: Growing Up

MATERIALS


24″ X 72″ trellis
Eight 8″ resin terra cotta pots
16 S-hooks
32-qt. bag of potting soil
Plants of your choice