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Garden/landscape nurseries and antique shops. Antique shops will sometimes have statues, bird baths, concrete bench, gazing ball, etc.sitting outside - you can see them as you ride by. An antique shop near where I live actually has an ebay account and they have somethings online to view.

2009-04-22 15:11:19 by Col. Forbin

Situated at the convergence of three residential streets, this Italian style residence is veiled behind a green screen with spectacular glimpses ...

I think there is a word in the English language for a landscaped garden that you can walk through. I believe Charlotte Bronte used it in Jane Eyre. It would be a one-word term. Thank you.
It's not park. It's a longer term. Could be French, though that's a wild guess.
It's none of the following terms either. It denotes a specific style of garden.

esplanade, estate, forest, garden, grass, green, grounds, lawn, lot, meadow, parkette, parkland, place, playground, plaza, pleasure garden, recreation area, square, tract, village green, woodland
Nor is it any of these:

back forty, courtyard, garden, grass, lawn, patio, play area, terrace, yard
Aboretum was a great guess. Maybe I'm mistaken in describing it as a garden. I guess I'll have to check Jane Eyre out and look for it.

Could it be "conservatory", maybe? Although I think that's an indoor garden... Or maybe "parterre"?

2008-02-12 18:18:11 by JD

Price: $24.07 $24.07

Wing thumb and shirred elastic wrist for snug fit
Cat logo rubber patch on cuff of each hand
Breathable spandex stretches with hand movement

I want to landscape a large garden plot, so large easy to tend flowers.

You'll need some cold hardy ones like delphiniums, coneflowers, oriental poppies, daylilies, lilies, foxgloves, yarrow and peonies.

-Brian

2009-02-06 15:07:37 by likestogetawnsers

Price: $19.99 $17.10

Tree staking kit
Easy to use
Promotes straight natural growth

Your Question
How to mechanise airport gardens?
I looking for an article, website or some similar information on how to strategize the mechanisation of large-scale gardening/landscaping/horticulature activities (airside and landside) in an airport environment. Overall strategies not merely equipment use/types. See alot of household gardening material but little related to commercial activities like airports.

Anyone know any links that could get me more information?

Id suggest looking for info on golf courses. Threre's be a big explosion into that area in recent years. It will focus a lot on lawn/turf, but you might find some about large scale maintenance practices too. Sometimes contacting the people who sell equipment (John Deer, Snapper, Toro, whatever your equipment brand of choice is) can help you. They will know how they designed their equipment to work.

2009-05-11 12:28:42 by Kima

Right now, my backyard is just a piece of land with brown dirt.

However, I have never done gardening and I don't know where to start.

Here's what I need to get done:
1.) I want to pave large tiles/flagstones for a patio
2.) In the back, I want to have a garden stone wall where I can plant trees (for privacy), flowers, and attach garden lights. (Example: http://landscapetour.com/db5/00432/lands capetour.com/_uimages/DSCFback1.JPG)
3.) Garden stairs leading up to the fence door, like this: http://image06.webshots.com/6/1/54/62/16 6815462ZaMGEA_ph.jpg

http://www.englishcountrygardens.com/ima ges/patio.gif
This is what I want to achieve, except more squared, not round.

Is there a garden landscaping forum online where I can get help from professionals and experts? I don't know where to start.

I'm also scared that weeds will grow later if I carelessly remodel without prior experience.

Thanks.

I hope these help, as for weeds they come regardless. As for ideas I think your almost there, its just confidence. join these sites and ask I am sure they will help you.

http://www.helpfulgardener.com/phpBB2/?g clid=CN3Z-cGwx5QCFREWQgodHgP7kQ

http://www.landscapertalk.co.uk/

2008-07-14 12:06:34 by NEOne