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We're always very interested to hear from clients who have used our DIY kits in fibre optic lighting projects in and around their homes. Details of a very impressive project were sent to us by A.M. of Cambridgeshire who, in the days before we offered bespoke "Custom" kits, used two of our "Intermediate" lighting kits to create a very attractive garden path lighting effect. That standard Intermediate Star Kit was offered with a 3 metre fibre optic harness, but since this was not long enough for her requirements A. M. specified a customised harness for one of the kits to add an extra 4 metres to the length of the harness.
Fibre optic garden path lighting.
This is one of my extensive backyard landscape designs with many beautiful features! I was contacted by these clients to improve a stream and waterfalls that had been installed. Upon taking a good look around with them, other suggestions were made to improve the landscape design. Many are shown in the pictures below.
Backyard Landscape Designs | Back Yard Landscaping
Här projekteras för fullt.... I förra inlägget nämnde jag att jag håller på att fylla på växter i en ny rabatt. Hur det såg ut innan jag började gräva och vilka tankar jag hade med rabatten kan du läsa om HÄR . Rabatten kallar jag för 'Vita rabatten'..... och då är det lätt att lista ut vilken den tongivande färgen är :-)
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Step 1: Dig a Trench Step 2: Set Large Boulders Step 3: Install Weed Fabric Step 4: Fill with River Cobble Use marking paint to spray out the shape of your creek bed, making it look as natural as possible; use curves rather than straight lines. If you have a large landmark that you want to use as a focal point, build the mouth of the creekbed there. Dig a trench along your mark, between two and three feet deep, using the soil you dig out to build up planting mounds on both sides of the creek (Image 1). A rototiller can help to dig out the trench (Image 2).
How to Install a Dry Creek Bed
Included in this lense are some great ideas for landscaping a hill or slope. Trying to figure out what to do with a hill is not always so easy. It takes some planning and you need to first figure out how much you want to spend on the project. For instance building a retaining wall or terraces is not an easy task and is therefore not for everyone. Hiring out the work could be expensive. You may want to consider getting a few estimates to see what the costs are.
Ideas for Landscaping a Hill
How to Build Dry Creek Beds for Landscape Drainage
Do you have a slope on your property down which excess water flows, causing erosion on the slope and/or a landscape drainage problem below? Homeowners often get rid of such puddling by building dry creek beds. Besides the practical aspect of improving landscape drainage, dry creek beds can also be attractive.
The art and craft of laying a streambed Your goal is a dry streambed that looks natural and timeless. Here are some tips for laying stone that have served us well.
Dry Stream Does Double Duty
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Pre-Lawn & Shrub Fertilizer
Traditional Bone Meal is a valuable shrub fertilizer used in plant establishment - for roses, bulbs, pre-seeding new lawns , and annual renewal of herbaceous plants . Bone meal is a long lasting 'organic fertilizer' too. You'll notice from the N:P:K analysis below that traditional bone meal isn't a complete fertilizer.
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