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Casa Quickie: White Picket Fence Planter

Aug 29 2008 - 11:30am by casasugar
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Casa Quickie: White Picket Fence Planter Yet again, Martha Stewart wins me over with an ingenious and simple craft project. By gluing wooden plant markers to a wooden planter box, and painting it white, you can create your very own indoor white picket fenced garden. Here, herbs are grown, but you can certainly choose any plant you like.
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Primer: Plants That Deer Don't Like

Aug 27 2008 - 5:30am by casasugar
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Primer: Plants That Deer Don't Like I recently showed you some tricks for repelling deer from your garden without pulling out your rifle. But probably the simplest way to keep Bambi away from your beloved plants is to choose plants that he doesn't find palatable. To begin, you should certainly avoid planting hostas, lilies, tulips, hollyhocks, impatiens, sunflowers, crocus, daylilies, lobelia, phlox, rose, and yews, which are deer faves.
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How-To: Keeping Deer Out of Your Garden

Aug 26 2008 - 5:30am by casasugar
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How-To: Keeping Deer Out of Your Garden Growing up in the country, deer and other creatures were daily visitors to my garden, nibbling and trampling upon everything in sight, and they often caused car accidents in the area. Needless to say, they're not my favorite forest creature. But that doesn't necessarily mean you have to wait for deer season to keep them away from your casa; there are plenty of ways to keep them out of your garden without increasing your daily venison intake.
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Six Perennials With Late-Flowering Habits

Aug 21 2008 - 3:00pm by casasugar
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Six Perennials With Late-Flowering Habits For most of us, Summer is about being outdoors, enjoying the warm weather, and surrounding yourself with nature. When Fall comes, we bundle up, move indoors, and say goodbye to our gardens as they begin their descent into frosty Winter. But, one way you can have an endless Summer is to choose perennials with late-flowering habits for your garden.
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