Gravel types and uses
Gravel, crushed stone, or aggregate – to use a few of the words for those little rocks – is a versatile material for a variety
Gravel, crushed stone, or aggregate – to use a few of the words for those little rocks – is a versatile material for a variety
Summer chores are just about over, but before you put away all your gardening tools for the winter, take a little time to take care
Outdoor lighting can be complex or simple. Regular voltage lighting provides more control, the potential for brighter light… and requires proper electrical wiring techniques. Low-voltage
Believe it or not, now’s the time to start planning your garden building projects for next year. You have an idea of how the light
Last time, we looked at materials and helped you decide how to tackle your concrete repair. Let’s get down to patching that damaged area. Remove
Concrete’s a hard material, but water and temperature changes can damage it, particularly if it’s cracked. Water seeps into the cracks, where freezing and thawing
If you’re putting in a new garden, replanting sod or preparing a new garden plot, you should turn over the soil and kill off any
Got some spare concrete lying around from that sidewalk job. Here’s a fun way to use it up before it dries. You can make garden
If you’d like to spice up your garden or backyard with a path, don’t rush into it. Take some time to consider the various options
You’ve done all the prep for your brick (concrete paver, that is) patio, walkway or driveway. What about the pattern? Basic styles include the “running
If you need to run power outside your house — for lighting, to supply power to a toolshed or garage, or to power a pump
Most manufacturers recommend applying stains and finishes when the temperature is somewhere between 50 F (10 Celsius) and 95 F (35 Celsius). Problem is, they