161. Florida Landscaping Best management practices for urban landscapes; landscaping for wildlife.gold.gif (861 bytes) landscaping to Attract Birds in South Florida http://www.floridaplants.com/landscap.html

SEARCH Books Garden Shop Agencies ... Send Fruit,etc. LANDSCAPE CONTENTS Jump to: Landscape Contents Florida Landscaping Lawns Best Management Practices Go Wild! Landscaping for Florida's Wildlife Try Slocum Water Lilies A natural birdpond is preferred by birds everywhere. Is This Poison Ivy? Florida homeowners find suspicious three-leaved vines on their fences which call for a closer look. Florida Landscaping Practical information for Florida landscaping. Florida Lawns Selection of turf and its maintenance. Trees Trees in the Florida landscape. Xeriscape Water-conscious landscaping. Conservation in the Landscape Best management practices for urban landscapes; landscaping for wildlife. Landscaping to Attract Birds in South Florida This Florida Horticulture Fact Sheet tells which plants give the right food and shelter for birds, by Timothy K. Broschat and Stephen D. Verkade. Share Your Corner Of The World See how Leigh landscapes for the birds and the bees of Florida Need a Mangrove?

162. Commercial Services Unlimited Incorporated Provides commercial landscaping and maintenance services. http://www.csu-inc.com/

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163. Landscaping And Xeriscape landscaping accounts for 2050% of all residential water use and provides the best Xeriscapetm is a method of landscaping that conserves water. http://www.awwa.org/advocacy/learn/conserve/RESOURCES/LANDSCAPING AND XERISCAPE.

Bookstore Membership Login Search ... Print Conservation Resources Drought Fact Sheet Irrigation Landscaping and Xeriscape Leak Detection and Repair ... WaterWiser Home Landscaping and Xeriscape Facts Landscaping accounts for 20-50% of all residential water use and provides the best opportunity for water conservation at home. Tips Landscaping Maintain a lawn height of 2 1/2 to 3 inches to help protect the roots from heat stress and reduce the loss of moisture to evaporation. Avoid planting turf in areas that are difficult to irrigate properly such as steep inclines and isolated strips along sidewalks and driveways. Aerate clay soils at least once a year to help the soil retain moisture. Promote deep root growth through a combination of proper watering, aerating, appropriate fertilization, thatch (grass clippings) control, and attention to lawn height. A lawn with deep roots requires less water and is more resistant to drought and disease. Mulch around plants, bushes and trees to help the soil retain moisture, discourage the growth of weeds, and provide essential nutrients. Plant in the spring or fall, when watering requirements are lower.

164. Showalter Landscaping, Naples Landscaping, Lawn Maintainance, Sprinklers,Irrigat Naples landscaping and irrigation. Our firm specializes in customer service and satisfaction. http://www.showalterlandscaping.com

As one of the premier Naples, Florida landscaping firms, Showalter Landscaping prides itself in offering each client the professional and personal service that they deserve. From the initial landscape planning to the final planting, our highly trained and State certified personnel will be there every step of the way. After 18 years, and with hundreds of satisfied customers, we continue to service our Naples landscaping clients in an award winning fashion. 7399 Mill Pond Circle Naples, FL 34109 Phone: (239) 598-4475 Fax: (239) 514-4006 e-mail: info@showalterlandscaping.com What We Do Who We Are Portfolio ... Exploritech, Inc

165. Firewise Landscaping Checklist To create a landscape that will make your home less vulnerable to wildfire, theprimary goal is fuel reduction. Think of the area around your home in zones. http://www.floridadisaster.org/bpr/Response/Plans/Nathaz/firewise/landscaping.ht

F I R E W I S E L A N D S C A P I N G C H E C K L I S T To create a landscape that will make your home less vulnerable to wildfire, the primary goal is fuel reduction. Think of the area around your home in zones. Zone 1 is closest to the structure, Zone 4 is the farthest away. Zone 1. This well-irrigated area encircles the structure for at least 30 feet on all sides, providing space for fire suppression equipment in the event of an emergency. Plants should be limited to carefully spaced fire resistant tree and shrub species. Zone 2. Fire resistant plant materials should be used here. Plants should be low-growing, and the irrigation system should extend into this section. Zone 3. Place low-growing plants and well-spaced trees in this area, remembering to keep the volume of vegetation (fuel) low. Zone 4. This furthest zone from the structure is a natural area. Thin selectively here and remove highly flammable vegetation. Also remember to: Carefully space the trees you plant.

166. Down 2 Earth Landscaping - Home Page Offers a range of garden and landscaping services. Includes example photographs and contact details. http://www.down2earth.net/

Down to Earth Landscaping offers a wide range of services in areas of landscaping and gardening, with general maintenance also offered. The areas served by the business are mostly located in the Lothians, around Edinburgh although the reach can encompass around 100 miles as long as the client realises that the cost of travel will be added to the bill. At the preliminary stages, design ideas can be given, with site suitability being the overriding factor, which can determine the scope of the project. Putting the plan into action can include turf-laying, laying of patios, formation of rockeries, planting out, fence construction and minor wall building (up to 3 feet high). The ' history ' of the business will also include information on what is hoped the future holds for the business.

167. Create A Habitat - Backyard Wildlife Habitat Learn about environmental problems associated with traditional landscaping. http://www.nwf.org/backyardwildlifehabitat/problems.cfm

About NWF Contact Us Search IN-DEPTH RESOURCES: OUR PROGRAMS WHERE WE WORK NEWSROOM Home ... Outdoor Classroom Create a Habitat Welcome Home, Wildlife! Are you ready to join thousands of property owners around the country who have welcomed wildlife into their backyards, schools, workplaces and communities? Let NWF be your guide as your transform your ordinary backyard into a certified Backyard Wildlife Habitat site. A Backyard Wildlife Habitat site provides for wildlife the four basic elements needed for survival; food, water, cover and places to raise young. Propery owners also employ sustainable gardening practices that conserve natural resources. Why certify your yard? Aside from offering wildlife a wonderful place to thrive, you'll be eligible for the following benefits, including: a Certificate of Achievement suitable for framing a lifetime subscription to the Habitats newsletter the option for NWF to send a press release to your local newspaper announcing your achievement a free one-year membership to NWF and much more Upon certification you will be eligible to order and post an attractive yard sign to display your commitment to wildlife conservation and the environment.

168. Paver Light Home Provides ideas for landscaping and lighting as well as descriptions of products and services. http://www.paverlight.com

Home Cart Checkout Login Navigation Home Browse Cart Contractor Area ... Checkout Department Deck and Dock Light Garden Wall Light Mail Lights Paver Light ... Transformers Search We will custom make any order. All sizes and accessories are always in stock Paver Light is dedicated to providing the consumer with safe, reliable and relatively inexpensive outdoor lighting solutions. Our commitment to both commercial and residential customers is demonstrated throughout the following pages which describe our products and services. About Paver Light Contact Paver Light Services FAQ'S ... What's New Worldwide Distributor opportunities now available!! Please call (772) 337-5470 or send an email to: info@paverlight.com

169. Landscaping Your Yard Here are a few ideas for landscaping your yard inexpensively. http://ncnc.essortment.com/landscapingyour_riod.htm

Landscaping your yard Here are a few ideas for landscaping your yard inexpensively. For many of us, buying a home is an immense step in our lives. Not only the financial aspect, but also the decorating and renovating can be a time consuming, costly venture. The exterior part of the home usually holds less importance than the rest of the home. Decorating the exterior part can be done inexpensively with a bit of creativity and time. Firstly, flowers are a great way to improve the look of your yard and home. Flower boxes can be purchased fairly cheap. If you shop around at garage sales they can be picked up for a very good price. Just slap a coat of paint on the used flower boxes and they are good as new. Flower boxes add beauty to the exterior of your home when placed below the windows. The hooks are available at most hardware stores. Another way to present your flowers is with hanging baskets. These look very nice at the entryways, hanging from the soffit beside the doorways. Planter boxes and flower boxes are great in any part of the yard. They look nice on the front steps or on the deck if you have one. If you have the room in your yard (front or back) flowerbeds can be built inexpensively. Garden ties can be purchased from most hardware stores; they usually come in an olive or terra cotta color. But you can paint them whichever color you prefer. These garden ties are great for building a tiered flowerbed, low in the front and a higher box in the rear. Whatever you choose it can be done fairly easily. Garden ties are also useful for building boxes around trees, about two tiers high is sufficient.

170. Glascott Group Homepage Offering commercial, domestic and design landscaping, including all aspects of soft and hard works. http://www.glascottland.com.au

The Glascott Group comprises three divisions dedicated to exceeding customer expectations We are landscape specialists. We build and maintain public and private landscaped areas including plazas, malls, parks, gardens and roadsides

171. Landscape Gardening, Landscaping, Gardens, Rare & Out-of-Print Books An impressive work on landscaping with illustrations of gardens of Britain, Ireland, One of the better allaround landscaping books of the time, http://www.horizonbook.com/landscap.html

ALLEN, J. Fisk; A Practical Treatise on the Culture and Treatment of the Grape Vine; Embracing its History, with Directions for its Treatment in the United States in the Open Air and Under Glass Structures with and without artificial Heat. New York, C. M. Saxton, 1853, third edition, enlarged and revised, 8vo [19.5 x 13.5 cm]; xix, [19]-330, [xii, ads, mostly of gardening books] pp, frontis, illus and plates, list of varieties and descriptions, index, orig blind-stamped cloth, gilt spine title lettering and vignette, except for a few margins book is free of the usual foxing, clean and near fine, gilt bright. Gabler G10680: 'A detailed guide to cultivating grapes in enclosed structures, it includes an extensive summary of European and American grape varieties and a summary of viticultural experiences by contemporary vine growers from Massachusetts to Florida. To Allen goes the credit for producing the first named and widely disseminated hybrid between the American Vitis labrusca and the European Vitis vinifera. The result, Allen's Hybrid, was obtained in 1844 by fertilizing the blossoms of the native Isabella with pollen from the French Chasselas de Fontainbleau'. Hedrick 488: 'John Fiske Allen published three books that contributed much to American horticulture'. The first edition of 1847 had only 58 pages. US$180. bookID # 11373

172. A W Kelley's Gardens Supply landscaping materials, ornamentals, palms, trees, and shade plants. http://www.awkelleysgardens.com

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173. West Virginia DNR - Wildlife Landscaping About landscaping For Wildlife. landscaping Kids. Want to cut down on mowing andmaintenance in your yard? Attract wildlife? Want to create a beautiful http://www.wvdnr.gov/wildlife/landscape.shtm

Wildlife Home Contact Us News DNR Home Hunting Fishing Law Enforcement Publications Disability Services News/Info Licensing go Wild! License Plate Kid Zone About Landscaping For Wildlife Want to cut down on mowing and maintenance in your yard? Attract wildlife? Want to create a beautiful backyard landscape that is an oasis for native birds, frogs, mammals, butterflies, and other insects?You can do this by promoting the plants and habitats that help them thrive. To attract and benefit wildlife, it is important to consider their basic food, cover and water requirements. Below are links to information that will help you to landscape with these elements in mind. West Virginia Wildyards Program Butterfly Gardening Native Plant Sources Providing Habitat For Birds ... Native Shrub Fact Sheets HOT TOPICS... Contact Webmaster wildlife@wvdnr.gov © 2003 West Virginia Division of Natural Resources

174. Willow Tree Landscaping.com - Home Offers landscaping and stonework services. View photo galleries. http://www.willowtreelandscaping.com/

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175. Landscaping With Plants Native To Indiana For individual use, Download the PDF file, landscaping with Plants Native toIndiana which provides alternatives to consider when planting gardens or http://www.inpaws.org/landscaping.html

Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society Landscaping with Plants Native to Indiana Recommended Plants and Their Sources "Indigenous plants are a significant part of a region's geographic context. In fact, they help define it. They have proven themselves capable of surviving in a landscape for millennia. What better plants can there be, if not the natives, to confront the soil conditions, climate, pests, and diseases of the local areas?" Michael A. Homoya Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Nature Preserves For individual use, Download the PDF file, Landscaping with Plants Native to Indiana which provides alternatives to consider when planting gardens or wildlife areas. It lists native plants which are hardy, beneficial for wildlife and easily available from nurseries. For large orders of this brochure, please pre-order at cost with Ellen Jacquart. Call The Nature Conservancy at 317-951-8818 or email Ellen Jacquart. • To find native plants, landscape architects, supplies, etc. go to sources for native plant material • Go to a list of Indiana native plant reference books • Search the Missouri Botanical Garden's nomenclatural database TROPICOS More Information: IDNR Division of Nature Preserves The Nature Conservancy, Indiana Chapter

176. HawgeyesBBQ Grills And Barbeque Accessories Gas grills, wood burning smokers, sauces and accessories. http://www.bbq-grill-smokers.com/

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177. Native Plants For Conservation, Restoration & Landscaping Project Recommended uses include wildlife benefits, horticulture and landscaping, In fact, many familiar and popular landscaping plants such as blackeyed Susan http://www.dcr.virginia.gov/dnh/native.htm

Choose a topic below to learn more. What are native plants? Natives vs. Aliens Benefits of Native Plants VA's Physiographic Provinces Native Plant Tables: -Ferns/Grasses/Vines - Grasslands - Herbs - Riparian Buffer Plants ... - Trees Specific Habitats: - Riparian Forest Buffers - Native Grasslands Printed copies of the above native plant lists by physio- graphic region are also available on good quality 70# paper with colored ink. For more information please contact: Project Review Coordinator: Rene Hypes Department of Conservation and Recreation Division of Natural Heritage 217 Governor St. Richmond, VA 23219 Cooperators VA DCR VA Native Plant Society VA DEQ - Coastal Program VA Nuserymens Association VA Chapter ASLA Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden Dept. of Horticulture VDACS VDOF VDGIF Native Plants for Conservation, Restoration, and Landscaping What are native plants? Native species are those that occur in the region in which they evolved. Plants evolve over geologic time in response to physical and biotic processes characteristic of a region: the climate, soils, timing of rainfall, drought, and frost; and interactions with the other species inhabiting the local community. Thus native plants possess certain traits that make them uniquely adapted to local conditions, providing a practical and ecologically valuable alternative for landscaping, conservation and restoration projects, and as livestock forage. In addition, native plants can match the finest cultivated plants in beauty, while often surpassing non-natives in ruggedness and resistance to drought, insects and disease.

178. Clslandscaping Specializing in water features, barbeques, brick, concrete and flagstone work. Includes policy, qualifications, and photos. http://www.clslandscaping.net

CLS Landscaping, Inc., has been doing business in the valley since 1975. We are fully licensed, bonded and insured, and a member of the Better Business Bureau. We specialize in all types of water features, barbeques, brick, concrete and flagstone work, irrigation and lighting systems, as well as designing and planting creative landscapes. Our work includes: Landscape installation and design Landscape maintenance Barbeques, fire pits, fireplaces, patios Saltio tile, flagstone, concrete and brick work High quality landscape lighting systems Planting Granite, boulders and rockwork Landscape sculptures and unique features Gazebos. decks, ramadas Irrigation systems Demolition/clean-up and grading Deck coatings on concrete surfaces (e.g., Cool deck, flagstone) All types of borders (brick, continuous concrete) Block walls/sitting areas Do not copy any part of this web site without permission from CLS Landscaping, Inc. web design by www. hbisbee.com

179. Mushroomcultures.com Offers a wide range of edible and other fungi as cultured stock. http://www.mushroomcultures.com

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180. 2 Non-harmful Ways To Repel Deer.Bobbex All Organic Repellent And Barking Dog So Describes Bobbex allorganic repellent spray, which has taste and smell deer can't tolerate. http://www.deercontrol.com/

BOBBEX-R Click on label to enlarge for ingredients plus shipping Bobbex-R is better than Hinder because it will not wash off in the rain. "In 1995 and 1996 we had considerable browsing pressure by deer in our pear and tart cherry plantings. With the use of Bobbex in 1997, feeding damage was minimal...far less than the year before. Although this was not a scientific study, the results were very encouraging." MSU Horticulturist. Bobbex-R, an all organic animal repellent that affects pests both by taste and smell like standard Bobbex. All organic...made from beef and fish-by products with cayenne pepper that affect deer, groundhogs, rabbits, squirrels three ways...by taste and smell, AND the pepper burns their mouth. Long lasting. One application lasts up to 8 weeks. Concentrated. Dilute 10:1. 5-gallon pail makes 55 gallons of spray. Small sizes. Quart concentrate: 1/2 gallon concentrate: Special price for 5-gallon pail: (List price: $240) plus shipping.

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