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Landscaping:     more books (100)

Native Shrubs and Woody Vines of the Southeast: Landscaping Uses and Identification by Leonard E. Foote, Samuel B. Jones Jr., 2005-03-01 Landscaping with Native Plants of Southern California by George Oxford Miller, 2008-01-15 Landscaping with Herbs by James Adams, 2001-06-01 Green Careers in Building and Landscaping (Peterson's Green Series) by Peterson's, 2010-09-21 The Landscaping Ideas of Jays: A Natural History of the Backyard Restoration Garden by Judith Larner Lowry, 2007-04-16 Landscaping 1-2-3 : Regional Edition: Zones 5-6 (Home Depot ... 1-2-3) by Jo Kellum, John Holms, et all 2001-03-15 Landscaping With Ornamental Grasses Sunset book by Fiona Gilsenan, 2002-01 Home Landscaping: Mid-Atlantic Region (Home Landscaping) by Roger Holmes Mr., Greg Grant Mr., 1998-02-28 Gardening and Landscaping in Central Florida by Marlys Bell, 2003-11 John Deere 52 Backyard Landscaping Projects: Designing, Planting, and Building the Yard of Your Dreams One Weekend at a Time by Kristen Hampshire, 2008-01-01 Start Your Own Lawn Care or Landscaping Business (Entrepreneur Magazine's Start-Up) by Eileen Figure Sandlin, Entrepreneur Press, 2007-03-27 Sunset Northeastern Landscaping Book Design Ideas for Home Landscaping by Ms. Catriona Tudor Erler, 2007-12-01 Landscaping With Nature: Using Nature's Designs to Plan Your Yard by Jeff Cox, 1996-02

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61. Landscaping, Lawns By Donnan Landscape
    Lawn and landscaping information, gardening FAQs and links to tree, shrub and flower information.  
    http://www.donnan.com/
    
    Extractions: We look forward to serving you again History of Donnan Landscape Services Prior to becoming a landscape contractor in 1979, Robert Donnan began spending his spare time working as a landscape gardener and nurseryman; growing trees, maintaining lawns, trimming trees and shrubs, and providing general landscape maintenance for the residents of Upper St Clair, Peters Township, Mt Lebanon, and other municipalities in the South Hills of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

62. Landscaping And Flower Publications From The NDSU Extension Service
    North Dakota State University, landscaping and Flower Publications. Number, Title, Year, Cost. H113, Iris, 1993, H118, Roses, 2001, H281, Popular Peonies! 1994,  
    http://www.ext.nodak.edu/extpubs/landscap.htm
    
    Extractions: North Dakota State University Landscaping and Flower Publications Number Title Year Cost Iris Roses Popular Peonies! Annual and Perennial Flower Selections for North Dakota ... Xeriscape Plant Selections and Ideas Landscape Ideas for North Dakota Homeowners Wooden Fence Construction Creating a Landscape Asset Flowering Bulbs for North Dakota Weed Control in North Dakota Lawns Fall Care and Clean-Up of the Garden and Landscape Looking Over Lawn Mowers Methods of Preserving Flowers Diseases of Trees and Shrubs Color Diagnostic Guide Majestic Mums Disease Management Recommendations for Trees and Shrubs Interior Plantscaping with Large Houseplants How to Succeed at Seed Starting Transplanting Trees and Shrubs Turfgrass Establishment and Maintenance for Home Lawns and Athletic Fields ... PDF Version (173KB) Home Propagation Techniques Ornamental Grasses for Cold Climates Pesticide Safety: A Guide for Gardeners and Homeowners *Biological Control of Insects *No free copies Distribution Center, NDSU Extension Service

63. Listing Of Directory: /LLPalmsMulch/
    Site provide information about the company.  
    http://hometown.aol.com/LLPalmsMulch/

64. Native Plants For Conservation, Restoration & Landscaping Project
    VDACS. VDOF. VDGIF. Native Plants for Conservation, Restoration landscaping. About the Native Plants for Conservation, Restoration, and landscaping Project.  
    http://www.dcr.state.va.us/dnh/native.htm
    
    Extractions: Richmond, VA 23219 Cooperators VA DCR VA Native Plant Society VA DEQ - Coastal Program VA Nuserymens Association VA Chapter ASLA Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden Dept. of Horticulture VDACS VDOF VDGIF What are native plants? Native species are those that occur in the region in which they evolved. Plants evolve over geologic time in response to physical and biotic processes characteristic of a region: the climate, soils, timing of rainfall, drought, and frost; and interactions with the other species inhabiting the local community. Thus native plants possess certain traits that make them uniquely adapted to local conditions, providing a practical and ecologically valuable alternative for landscaping, conservation and restoration projects, and as livestock forage. In addition, native plants can match the finest cultivated plants in beauty, while often surpassing non-natives in ruggedness and resistance to drought, insects and disease. The native plants list identifies native plant species currently recommended by the Virginia Native Plant Society, the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, and other project cooperators for use in horticulture, land management, conservation, and restoration projects in Virginia. The list provides a selection of plant choices adapted to growing conditions in Virginia, focusing on those native species currently or potentially available in the nursery trade. For the most part, relatively common species have been included on the list, although a few less common species were also included due to their establishment in the trade and the general stability of their habitat in Virginia. Rare species were left off the list in order to protect the genetic integrity of naturally occurring populations of rare species and avoid the collection of rare plants.

65. Gardenwise, Inc.
    Offers landscaping architecture and garden design. Features portfolio, a newsletter and a monthly garden checklist.  
    http://www.gardenwiseinc.com/

66. Landscaping And Xeriscape
    landscaping and Xeriscape. Facts. landscaping accounts for 2050% of opportunity for water conservation at home. Tips. landscaping.  
    http://www.awwa.org/advocacy/learn/conserve/RESOURCES/LANDSCAPING AND XERISCAPE.
    
    Extractions: Bookstore Membership Login Search ... Print Conservation Resources Conservation Info and Tips Drought Fact Sheet Irrigation Landscaping and Xeriscape ... WaterWiser Home Landscaping accounts for 20-50% of all residential water use and provides the best opportunity for water conservation at home. Maintain a lawn height of 2 1/2 to 3 inches to help protect the roots from heat stress and reduce the loss of moisture to evaporation. Avoid planting turf in areas that are difficult to irrigate properly such as steep inclines and isolated strips along sidewalks and driveways. Aerate clay soils at least once a year to help the soil retain moisture. Promote deep root growth through a combination of proper watering, aerating, appropriate fertilization, thatch (grass clippings) control, and attention to lawn height. A lawn with deep roots requires less water and is more resistant to drought and disease. Mulch around plants, bushes and trees to help the soil retain moisture, discourage the growth of weeds, and provide essential nutrients. Plant in the spring or fall, when watering requirements are lower.

67. Roots Landscaping
    landscaping firm specialising in decking, lawns, patios, fencing, garden structures and complete makeovers for private gardens. Includes company information and project profiles.  
    http://www.rootslandscaping.co.uk/

68. Landscaping Ideas
    landscaping Ideas. Need help with your landscaping? landscaping Ideas Planning. Plan out your yard 10 suggestions and solutions for planning your landscape.  
    http://www.bhg.com/home/Landscaping-Ideas.html

69. EarthAction Lawn Care - Austin Texas - Lawn Care - Mowing - Organic - Landscapin
    Offers environmentally responsible services. Site includes a list of services and lawn care tips.  
    http://www.earthactionlawn.com/
    
    Extractions: EarthAction Lawn Care, LLC Call 497-5082 or send an email to sam@earthactionlawn.com to have us come out for a free estimate on any of our services Please click here for some quick tips on organic lawn care. Words of Wisdom....... "The Texas A&M study compared nine different fertilizers and found that the certified organic, or other labeled, natural fertilizers out-performed the synthetic products in the study for BOTH appearance and pollution prevention." More Words of Wisdom..... "Organic, slow-release fertilizers are particularly well suited to maintaining healthy, vigorous lawn grasses. Thus, 'organic' lawn care can and should result in reduced use of pesticides, if not in their elimination." - Dr. Eliot C. Roberts, Director, The Lawn Institute Cover your bare spots.... Covering your beds with a thick layer (around 3") of mulch helps suppress weeds and retain moisture. For tough or thick weeds, pulling or spraying with 20% vinegar solution prior to mulching may be necessary. Sometimes repeated vinegar applications are needed. Takes One to Know One.....

70. Landscaping & Design
    Turn your yard into a spectacular showpiece, whether you re planning allnew landscaping or hoping to update a flower bed. landscaping Garden Design.  
    http://www.bhg.com/bhg/category.jhtml?catref=C323

71. LandPlan Landscaping
    Full range of landscaping services. Showcase, plus service description and testimonials.  
    http://www.ottawalandscaping.ca

72. Gardening And Landscaping-Articles, Tips, And How To
    ceramic thermal insulating paint additive. Tips Tutorials on Gardeninglandscaping and Irrigation Systems. how to do it yourself home repairs.  
    http://alsnetbiz.com/homeimprovement/garden.html

73. Landscaping By Don Gilb: Cincinnati, Ohio Landscaper
    Specializing in landscape design and outdoor home beautification.  
    http://www.gilblandscaping.com/

74. Landscaping Your Yard
    landscaping your yard. Here are a few ideas for landscaping your yard inexpensively. For many of us, buying a home is an immense step in our lives.  
    http://ncnc.essortment.com/landscapingyour_riod.htm
    
    Extractions: Landscaping your yard Here are a few ideas for landscaping your yard inexpensively. For many of us, buying a home is an immense step in our lives. Not only the financial aspect, but also the decorating and renovating can be a time consuming, costly venture. The exterior part of the home usually holds less importance than the rest of the home. Decorating the exterior part can be done inexpensively with a bit of creativity and time. Firstly, flowers are a great way to improve the look of your yard and home. Flower boxes can be purchased fairly cheap. If you shop around at garage sales they can be picked up for a very good price. Just slap a coat of paint on the used flower boxes and they are good as new. Flower boxes add beauty to the exterior of your home when placed below the windows. The hooks are available at most hardware stores. bodyOffer(30381) Another way to present your flowers is with hanging baskets. These look very nice at the entryways, hanging from the soffit beside the doorways. Planter boxes and flower boxes are great in any part of the yard. They look nice on the front steps or on the deck if you have one. If you have the room in your yard (front or back) flowerbeds can be built inexpensively. Garden ties can be purchased from most hardware stores; they usually come in an olive or terra cotta color. But you can paint them whichever color you prefer. These garden ties are great for building a tiered flowerbed, low in the front and a higher box in the rear. Whatever you choose it can be done fairly easily. Garden ties are also useful for building boxes around trees, about two tiers high is sufficient.

75. Landscape Gardener, Gardens, Muddy Wellies, London
    Creative garden design and landscaping company. Includes examples of work, photos and contacts. Based in Wimbledon.  
    http://www.muddy-wellies.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: CREATIVE GARDEN DESIGN Looking for a gardener, landscape gardener or a garden designer ........Welcome to Muddy Wellies. We are a Creative Garden Design Company based in Wimbledon and working throughout South-West London including Wimbledon, Putney and Wandsworth,( SW15, SW18, SW19). We are an established local firm capable of providing all your gardening and landscaping requirements. We produce imaginative gardens with patios, paving, paths, lawns, timber decking, seating, water features, play areas, fencing, tree houses and planted areas. We offer a full garden maintenance service or a bi-annual tidy-up. We listen to our customers and are flexible to our customers needs. All our gardens are planned with full consulation with the customer. Our friendly and knowledgeable gardening staff are horticulturaly trained. Please take a look through this site to see past examples of our work. If you see anything of interest please phone us on we would love to come to see your garden, discuss your requirements and design something new and exciting for you to enjoy in the years to come.

76. Allexperts Landscaping & Design Q&A
    Category landscaping Design, Sort By None. There are no experts in this categoryyet!  
    http://www.allexperts.com/getExpert.asp?Category=724

77. Trevor Smith - Home
    Profile and contact information for the landscaping company.  
    http://www.trevorsmith.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: Established over 24 years Welcome to the new website of Trevor Smith Landscapes Ltd. We have a totally new look and new logo for 2004. Take a look around and see what we have to offer, Read our latest news , comments by previous satisfied customers and see pictures of our gardens We are the largest and the longest established landscaping company in the greater York area. We are also the only company to offer both a comprehensive design service and a construction service. Our tradesmen are all fulltime, highly qualified employees and we have experience in all kinds of garden. Whether for home or business premises and be it large or small, stately or terraced, town or country - we welcome the opportunity of discussing your garden with you. We have been awarded Marshalls approved Landscape contractor and driveway installer status. We have experience creating all kinds of garden features including, Patios, Paths, Driveways, Rockeries, Pergolas, Decking, trellis screens, Ponds, Water features and Lawns.

78. Sourcebook: Landscaping For Energy Savings
    Greenbuilder Logo. landscaping for Energy Savings. Natural Home Magazine. landscaping can reduce direct sun from striking and heating up building surfaces.  
    http://www.greenbuilder.com/sourcebook/LandscapingEnergy.html
    
    Extractions: GENERAL ASSISTANCE "Energy conserving landscapes" reduce energy costs in a home during summer and winter. Ideally, the energy conserving landscape is also a water conserving landscape. It is possible to achieve as much as a 30% reduction in cooling and heating costs through careful landscape planning. Landscaping can reduce direct sun from striking and heating up building surfaces. It can prevent reflected light carrying heat into a house from the ground or other surfaces. By reducing wind velocity, an energy conserving landscape slows air leakage in a house. Additionally, the shade created by trees and the effect of grass and shrubs will reduce air temperatures adjoining the house and provide evaporative cooling. The use of dense tree and shrub plantings on the west and northwest sides of a home will block the summer setting sun. This is the most effective landscape planting strategy. Additional considerations include the use of deciduous trees on the south side of the house that will admit summer sun; evergreen plantings on the north side will slow cold winter winds; constructing a natural planted channel to funnel summer cooling breezes into the house.

79. Landscape Contractors & Designers Perfect Cut Landscaping Located In Windsor, On
    Paving stones, retaining walls, and landscaping services.  
    http://wnd-biz.com/perfectcutlandscaping/
    
    Extractions: A rchitects and Interior Designers are constantly challenged with demands for something new and different for flooring inside malls, showrooms and public areas of buildings that will satisfy a wide variety of criteria. The flooring material must have a different but pleasing texture or it must create an outdoor feeling inside or it must be as easily maintained as extant flooring but cost less or . . . the criteria are unlimited depending on the imagination of the designer. S ince its introduction in 1993, Brussels Block, has evolved into a dynamic but simple paver system. With the addition of the Half Stone and the Quarter Stone, it gives the designer a greater range of design while maintaining that ever important classic natural stone appearance. With its antiqued appearance, accented by the three unique Brussels Block stories, that true old cobblestone look creates the most exquisite stone terrace, courtyard, or winding pathway offering an attractive transition from house to garden. Brussels Block is the perfect choice.

80. Conserving Energy With Landscaping
    Conserving Energy with landscaping. Additional Benefits. Planting for energy savings combines well with other commonly recognized landscaping benefits.  
    http://www.ext.vt.edu/pubs/envirohort/426-712/426-712.html
    
    Extractions: Contact: Diane Relf, Extension Specialist, Environmental Horticulture, Virginia Tech Publication Number 426-712, Revised 2001 Introduction Windbreaks for Winter Savings Shade for Summer Savings Year-round effect ... Additional Benefits Well-placed plantings can significantly temper the microclimate around a home, resulting in a more comfortable environment and big savings in heating and cooling costs over time. Return to Table of Contents In a windy site, a windbreak or shelterbelt planting can account for up to 50 percent wind reduction with a 20 to 40 percent reduction in heating fuel consumption. In a calmer spot, wind barriers can still reduce fuel use by 10 percent or more. A wind barrier that permits 50 to 60 percent wind penetration is more effective than a solid barrier because it provides a larger area of protection on the leeward side. Evergreen conifers (needle-leaf trees) are a perfect barrier to winter winds. Location.

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