23rd September, 2009 - Posted by candy - No Comments
For all of my reader in the northern part of the county the colder weather will soon be driving us indoor.
Follow the step for preparing patio for the winter will make you spring time go a lot smoother so that you can get out there and state enjoying you backyard oasis sooner.
1. Give your furniture a quick cleaning. Don’t bother with a good scrubbing because ever with a cover you furniture will still get dirty before spring. Whisk loose dirt from tables and chairs with a brush, getting and debris that is stuck to legs or crevices. Quickly rub down the cushions with a sponge dipped in warm soapy water. Rinse the sponge and wipe again, let them air dry. Wrap cushions in a old sheets and store indoors.
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14th September, 2009 - Posted by candy - No Comments
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Do you live in an area where land is tight and water precious?
Your solution may be a Vertical Garden. Hang a garden on the wall, a leafy picture that could thrive without much soil or water. By using succulent’s plants that need little water, so they’re less heavy than other choices and their shallow roots require less soil. Succulent plants have a wide range of shapes, colors and textures.
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17th August, 2009 - Posted by candy - No Comments
When decorating your patio think of it as an outdoor room.
When I think of patios, I think outdoor living rooms. Patios to me conjure up semi-private, paved with natural stones, furnished with wicker patio furniture, and surrounded by marvelous flowers and greenery.
Perhaps you have a totally different vision of a patio, but whatever that vision is, it is most likely of an outdoor private garden spot, where you can relax on a gorgeous day and take time to appreciate life and nature.
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28th June, 2009 - Posted by candy - No Comments
When decorating your patio don’t overlook lighting and sounds.
One of the most enjoyable times to use your patio is on those perfect summer evenings. Put together warm breezes, the night sounds of crickets and cicadas, starry skies, the days work is done, and you have a perfect atmosphere for relaxation.
Be sure to consider lighting in your patio decorating plans. Placed Candles in strategic spots such as in wall scones attached to the house or fences, or in candle holders placed throughout the patio area add to your perfect space. White lights strung throughout the trees or the addition of walkway lights also add a glow to the area. If you have outdoor lighting installed add a dimmer to keep that perfect evening glow.
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