Trained Vines For A Softener Surface

Restful and easy-to-live-with as they are, vines are not at their best trained haphazardly on a wall – any available wall – the way paintings are often hung to fill an empty space. . . . → Read More: Trained Vines For A Softener Surface

Unity And Harmony Sings With Vines

It is easier to understand what unity does than to explain what it is. Any design – a small dish garden, cut-flower composition, living-room decor, patio planting, landscape – has unity if the whole hangs together to make one pleasing picture. Without unity a design “goes off in all directions,” has a restless, disorganized, discordant effect. . . . → Read More: Unity And Harmony Sings With Vines

Green Lawns For Fall

Lilies are making their appearance in garden center stores in ever-increasing numbers during October. The southern strains of Easter lilies are now ready for planting. These are hardy in southern gardens and produce great quantities of pure white blooms every spring. Plant them 6 to 8 inches deep in rich, well-drained soil. . . . → Read More: Green Lawns For Fall

Battery Powered Paper Lanterns

Paper lanterns are popular in China and Japan, but also in Thailand and different China Towns found outside Asia. Whether they are spherical, elliptical, square or have different patterns printed on them, the truth is that paper lanterns are wonderful decorative objects to be used on various occasions. Any atmosphere is made more special with the use of colorful paper lanterns. The light in battery-operated paper lanterns is created by a bulb, replacing the classic candle. There are extra light bulbs offered with every purchase. . . . → Read More: Battery Powered Paper Lanterns