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Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #38

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Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #37

I'm laying sandstone in a sand base and plan on putting granite chips in between the sandstone. I can't find anyone in the Pittsburgh area that sells granite chips. I would think some of the high-end landscape contractors use it, therefore, they have to get it from someone. But who? I've researched on the internet and looked in my yellow pages and made at least a dozen phone calls and no one sells it. Does anyone know of anybody in the Pittsburgh area that will sell me approximately 2-1/2-3 ton of this stuff?

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #36

I was in PR this past January and found an interesting fern that grew all over the island. It was small, low-lying and very sensitive; it closed to my touch. My friend Ana said roughly its local name translated to "dies and comes back" but didn't know the proper name. Does anybody know what it is called? Thanks all!

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #35

Has anyone bought Lighted Stones from patio and lawn dot com ??? If so, how bright are they ???

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Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #34

Hello,
My name is Sarah Pascarella; I am a freelance writer based in Boston. I'm looking to interview a professional landscaper and/or garden expert on pest management practices for an upcoming article. Please send an email to sarahkraut@hotmail.com. Many thanks!
Cheers,
Sarah

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #33

hi
i am in the process of selling my landscape business and am trying to determine a fair value
any ideas?

billy

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #32

How's everyone's grass doing now? I live on the East coast of the US. We're starting to get into drought conditions after a heavy rain during the Spring. Grass is doing fine but it may start to deteriorate soon.

Admin

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #31

I am a landscape designer in the Minneapolis area that specializes in helping homeowners design and install their own landscapes. I will work with you to produce a master plan or just provide consulting on a specific area. I am experience in all aspects of residential and commercial design.
Another service offered is online design service that produces a scaled design you can used to install your own landscape or have contractors bid on. You send me your information and photos and I send you a plan that will save you time and money.
Email for more information.

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #30

GRASS DOES NOT SUCK! Who do you think you are, Simon Cowell?? Heehee
Paula

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #29

Grass sucks.
Clayton

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #28

I live on the gulf coast in Mississipi, when is the optimum time to water the lawn (sod) with an automatic Sprinkler system (day, afternoon or night).

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #27

I live on the gulf coast in Mississipi, when is the optimum time to water the lawn (sod) with an automatic Sprinkler system (day, afternoon or night).
Martin

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #26

We just currently bought a house and in a few weeks we will be moving there. The yard needs lots of work. Currently there is an overgrown Maple tree that is blocking the house(I plan on trimming it some and living with it) The house has a large front porch with a nice sidewalk. What I am sure of is should the landscaping be the same on both sides of the porch??????? Please give some ideas
Thanks
jetjat

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #25

I live in north dakota and i am having a problem with creeping jenni growing in my yard. i have even dug that part up where is grows and keeps coming back each year. will someone please help me and tell me how to get rid of this stuff.

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #24

Does anyone know where Korean Reed grass is available?
Maylee

maylee

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #23

I am looking for a sign for the yard. That reads "Support our Troops."
does anybody know where to get one? Thanks,

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #22

I have beautiful shade in one part of my yard (from a lucious old oak tree) and cannot get grass to grow. Since we cook and entertain there, we would love a lush underfoot feeling. Does anyone know a grass which will grow in the shade? If so, please tell me. Another part to this question is that since one part of our yard is heavy afternoon sun and one part is shade, is there a grass which will grow in both or do we have to have two kinds of grass? Thanks, Harriet
harriet

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #21

I have brown spots in my bermuda grass. I have a lawn service which applies fertlizer, etc. through-out the year. I've had the lawn aeration completed last year (May). My lawn service has vacumned and bagged the lawn at each cutting. This lawn is in it's 3rd year and I am not pleased with it at all. In fact the bermuda looks as if it is mixed types (sod laid down in March of 2001. What can I do to rid the brown spots and promote proper growth?

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #20

Ive heard that you can get diffrent types of grass in diffrent countries. I was wondering if anyone could send me pictures of grass for my school project, it would be greatly appreciated, u can e-mail them to me at lemonman10@hotmail.com . i look forward to receiving them. thank you.

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #19

Hi, Im in junior high and I'm doing a project on grass. My friend and I are watering grass samples with different kinds of liquid (tap water, Sprite, milk, and fruit juice) We have to have a Review of Literature for this project and I'm having trouble finding information to put in it. The only thing I found was the list of nutrients that benefits plant growth. If any of you have any information that could help me would you please E-mail me at: aygltd2@hotmail.com Please title the email "Grass ROL". I would really appreciate it if any of you could help me. Thank you!

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #18

I pass on grass!! NOT!!! grass is the best thing that ever happened to me since i stopped being constapated
grass rules

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #17

Buffalo Grass is now available at the grass seeds site.

Admin

Buffalo grass available

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #16

When grass germinates does it need to be in warm or cold temperatures?

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #15

Does anyone know the best brand of topsoil to use on my lawn? Love Always,
sniff it

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #14

oops the this is the right type of grass I was looking for I was just mislead by the posts that said I smoke grass but I really enjoy taking care of my lawn
sniff it

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #13

I love to landscape any one know a good landscapign company in the toronto area?
Landscape Lover

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #12

In nyc one of the worst Landscaping companies that I have seen is PLANT FANTASIES INC. They do not know what they are doing, and are a total waste of time when you need something taken care off right away. They are located at 29st on the west side in manhattan. Either this company doesnt really care about the industry or it just has the wrong persons running it.
I tried calling their phone number (212-268-2886) and all I got was a rude woman that didnt have any knowledge of what I was talking about. Please stay away from them if you really care about your plants.
Alana

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #11

We live in Florida, which we have St. Augustine grass. It looks beautiful,
but actually there are nice green weeds, too, which is usually the beggar
grass; water grass. We are, now in the process of re-sodding portions of
our yard because of this. Is there anything in particular to use on the
grass to keep the above out of the yard? Hope someone can give us some
suggestions. Thanks

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #10

Looking for information about Buffalo Grass benefits, maintanance, price, where to purchase.

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #9

I am looking for a company that applies spray grass in Arizona. Please if you know of any, let me know.
Thank you
Denise

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #8

What is the best and cheapest way the airate the lawn?

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #7

What is the best way to get rid of those wild onions that grow in your lawn?

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #6

Sorry people, please don't spam us with non-English sites promoting Marijuana sales.

I've heard that the Fall is the best time to plant shrubs and flowers. That's because it allows the plants to take root before Winter comes. When Spring arrives the plants are ready to dazzle. Is this true?

Scott

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #5

KP,
We were told just recently that we had to have about 6 inches of topsoil for our sod to take hold.
We were a bit dismayed...seemed like a lot!
Anyway...that's what I know.
-Shea

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #4

I bought too many tulp bulbs this fall and am wondering if I can grow them indoors this winter. Can I plant them in containers and leave the containers outside for some cold weather then move them in? Of course staggering them to make sure my wife has fresh flowers all winter.

Thanks,
Chris D
chrisd20two@aol.com

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #3

DO YOU HAVE TO HAVE TOPSOIL UNDER THE SOD TO MAKE IT GROW
KP

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #2

Hello, this message board is where people post questions about landscaping. I think that there are a lot of people who know some piece of the puzzle. If we can share what we know for others we might all benefit as a result.

Lets be nice to each other, too.

Admin

Wed, Mar 31 01:08 2010 - 70.17.201.7 - message #1