If you abandon the rubber tree (Ficus Elastica) alone, it might reach a height of about 100 feet, that is not exactly optimal for a house plant. Because of this, rubber plants are pruned to keep a more manageable size and shape. Since they’re evergreen trees, the best time for pruning is in the in […]
The carambola tree (Averrhoa carambola L.), most commonly known as the star fruit tree, which is a medium-growing evergreen that is capable of reaching 25 feet wide by 33 feet tall. Hardy into U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 11, the carambola tree creates ovate, star-shaped edible fruit which has translucent yellowish […]
Fruit trees include value to landscaping with their showy blossoms and edible fruit. However, many species are sensitive to freeze and need extra services to survive the winter. Tropical and subtropical species, such as osteoporosis and lemons, require more services to live the winter under U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zone 9b, where they […]
Iron gates add a industrial touch to lawns, and frequently have ornate details, like curves, spears, plants and shapes. Historically, these particulars were forged and shaped with hammer blows until versions were afterwards created and filled with molten metal. The workmanship required makes those gates more costly than wooden gates, but you can often see […]
When choosing a countertop material, don’t forget about laminates. Laminate countertops are appealing, durable and leave a smaller dent in your remodeling budget than artificial or natural stone. For even larger savings, then combine your time and labor with the right tools and materials to build your own laminate countertops. It’s a satisfying do-it-yourself project […]
Piles of dead leaves from your lawn are havens for burrowing pests, especially since the autumn and winter approach. Raking your lawn is an unavoidable chore that is tedious, but strategic usage of the landscape’s shape helps you get it done better. Use several raking tactics to make the project easier and create a functional […]
The sunset maple tree (Acer rubrum “Red Sunset”) is a cultivar of red maple prized because of its rapid development and brilliant fall foliage. Hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture zones 4b through 8b, the sunset maple thrives in both wet and dry conditions, and tolerates a wide array of soils. However, as a tall […]
Tender yet crisp ears of sweet corn may grow well in any backyard that receives all-day sunlight and at least three months of warm summer weather. Dwarf varieties work best in small backyards. Unlike standard corn, which may develop stalks 10 feet or taller, dwarf types generally only grow to about 4 feet tall, and […]
Backsplashes in kitchen settings fill the gaps between the lower base cupboards and the wall cupboards that are over, at eye level. As a general rule, most wall cupboards are installed 18 inches off the top of the finish countertop surface, giving you an 18-inch spread of backsplash space. But custom splashes fluctuate in height. […]
Struggling homeowners in California have a variety of foreclosure prevention plans available to them at the federal and state levels. All homeowners nationwide may qualify for several federally sponsored foreclosure options. Furthermore, California homeowners are able to make the most of California Housing Finance Agency (CalHFA) and Maintain Your Home California foreclosure prevention programs. California […]
