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Windows, Doors & WallsBy Kate Carpenter September 3rd, 2011
Basement window wells have an important function: keeping water and dirt out of your basement while letting light in. Most window wells are constructed of galvanized steel and are not attractive to look at when you are in your basement.
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Plants, Trees & ShrubsBy Kate Carpenter May 18th, 2011
Lilacs have long been a favorite of homeowners for the abundance of aromatic blooms that burst forth in the spring. With over 1,000 varieties of lilacs available for the homeowner, there will be one that fits perfectly into your landscape design.
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FlowersBy Kate Carpenter December 28th, 2010
Dipladenia and mandevilla are often confused with each other because the shape and colors of the flowers on both plants are similar.
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Garden Tools & SuppliesBy Kate Carpenter December 18th, 2009
Whether it is a plain red clay flower pot or a fancy glazed ceramic flower pot, having discoloration and stains on it not only looks bad but may also affect your plants growing in it.
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Fruit & Vegetable GardenBy Kate Carpenter August 5th, 2009
Planting a vegetable garden in Missouri can be rewarding thanks to a relatively warm climate and a growing season that lasts from about April to October. But the variety of climates and temperature zones in the state can make it tricky to know when to start your vegetable garden.
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