One of the biggest trends that are going on for many families right now is the idea of self-sufficiency. Some families are tired of paying the high prices when they go to the grocery store each month while others are worried that there will be a huge food shortage due to government interference or a natural disaster sometime in the near future and they want to be prepared. While there are several things that you can do to start out on this self-sufficiency lifestyle, raising chickens is probably one of the easiest, as well as most fun, methods that you can use to take care of everything
There are so many lovely plant containers and pots available for use in our gardens, on decks and porches, and indoors. How do you choose the best one? Too often we are guided by our taste alone. However, to keep your container gardens growing happy and healthy you should give some consideration to the plant's needs when choosing a planter. Some things are common sense, like ensuring your planter has drainage holes. Here are some other things to think about: Plant Selection We often leave the choice of plants to the very end of creating a container garden. It's not crucial that you know ahead of time exactly what plant you plan to use in your container garden, but you do need to consider a couple of key facts when deciding on a planter. Can the plant survive in dry conditions? What is the mature size of the plant you've chosen? Be sure you've chosen a pot that is big enough for the plant's root ball as it grows. Ornamental Grasses for Co...
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