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Blog Search Search For: 523 Total Post(s) Blogs Page 5 of 35 • Prev 1 ... 3 4 5 6 7 ... 35 Next Muscovy Ducks Help In The Garden The easiest farm critters we've found have been the Muscovy ducks we purchased in Ochomogo. They are the only duck not related to the Mallard and are perfect for our little homestead. They don't need ...more Created By: Melissa Created: Sep 23, 2009 Weevil Free Flour, Naturally It's sickening to find my flour infested with small black specks the size of a pinhead or small flying moths. Called pantry weevils, this is a group of various tiny insects that show up in grain...more Created By: Maureen Created: Sep 23, 2009 The Gardens by the Side of the Road/ teddy bear update Well, even though I thought we would never have any flowers on the sunflowers as they were so late, the frost held off and here they are. We still have not had frost and we have had 80 degree days. ...more Created By: Dot Created: Sep 22, 2009 Building Jugs There are lots of lessons to learn in raising livestock. For instance, I now know that I don't ever want to own pelibuey ( a warm weather sheep) again! They are a tasty animal no doubt, but a bit too ...more Created By: Melissa Created: Sep 22, 2009 Things Don't Always Go As Planned It had been a while since Roger had the time to enjoy a nice leisurely horseback ride, so the fellas headed out Saturday down a dirt road that leads to the Mombacho Volcano. I had planned to continue ...more Created By: Melissa Created: Sep 22, 2009 The L2G Garden Curmudgeon A rose by any other name... OK, call my humor sophomoric, but I can't help but chuckle every time I drive through Funk, Ohio. Funk is a small, unincorporated community close to where Wayne, Ash...more Created By: Mark Created: Sep 21, 2009 The Gardens by the Side of the Road/ Summer Sandwich I have forgotten one of our favorite summer sandwiches so far, but we will have it for supper. Lettuce and I do not agree and so BLTs were not so much fun for me. Then I found this recipe and rea...more Created By: Dot Created: Sep 21, 2009 New Dwarf Burning Bush in Front I finally decided on one part of the front area of the house. I went ahead and made a little bit of a flower bed in the front right area of the house. I tilled the area, which I found had a lot of s...more Created By: Chris Created: Sep 17, 2009 Added Couch to Patio One of my friends was going to throw away a old couch, and I decided to take it home with me and see about putting it on the patio. It isn't made for outside, but it's free so I'm not worried about ...more Created By: Chris Created: Sep 17, 2009 Lubber To try to make the front look a little better I decided to build a little flower planter to be attached to the front lubber. I haven't attached the flower planter yet because I'm not sure about colo...more Created By: Chris Created: Sep 17, 2009 Patio My next personal goal was to make the patio more like a area that people could hangout and just relax. The patio area was small so I decided to use the carport for a patio area which gives the patio...more Created By: Chris Created: Sep 17, 2009 New Flower Bed (Patio) To help make the patio area look a little better, I decided to dig up a certain area between the shed & patio and the fence to the back yard. It was just grass and weeds and nothing special or pleas...more Created By: Chris Created: Sep 17, 2009 Newest Change/Upgrade to Patio/Backyard I recently have been testing a new look. Their was this fence trellis that I had to take off to paint and after painting was done I still wanted to use, but I wasn't sold at where it was. I changed ...more Created By: Chris Created: Sep 17, 2009 Tear Down Dog House/Playhouse/Grill This past weekend I torn down the dog house/playhouse/grill and it was a tough job. I used my heavy duty steel mallet. It had two rows of bricks all the way around it and in the middle of the front ...more Created By: Chris Created: Sep 17, 2009 Breezeway New Look When I first bought the house the little breezeway was just a unused area and not sure what to do with it. So as I kept thinking of what to do with it, it started to shape into something a lot nicer...more Created By: Chris Created: Sep 17, 2009 Page 5 of 35 • Prev 1 ... 3 4 5 6 7 ... 35 Next	Get Involved Invite Your Friends Search Plants Participate on a Blog Follow Us on Twitter Ask an Expert Take a Course How Does It All Work?Click here to get started. 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