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Featured birdhouses Items
Small Iron Welcome Sign - Horse


A wonderful way to welcome friends & family to your door while adding a touch of charm to the outside of your home! Measuring 11.75 x 8.0 inches and featuring a galloping horse, this lightweight sign is created from iron and powder-coated to allow a lifetime of protection from the elements.


Price: 21.99



Cat Nap Brass Pin


Captured in a lovable sleeping position, the "Cat-Nap" Pin is designed by artist Lisa Schallert and cast in brass with a satin finish. Includes standard barpin on the rear. Handcrafted in the USA.


Price: 29.99



Catitude Sterling Silver Charm Necklace


This cat has a style all its' own, with a lovable, yet mischevious strut not to be ignored. It's not attitude - It's catitude! Cast in solid sterling silver, the cat charm is set upon a 16-inch coated steel cord with a lobster-claw clasp, which is easily removed for use on other chain styles. Handcrafted in the USA


Price: 24.99



Reclining Nude Cast Stone Sculpture


Inspired by the love of European imagery, the Reclining Nude is an orginal sculptural work individually reproduced by the artist in cast stone/fine concrete. Sturdy and heavy, the use of cast stone allows the sculpture to enchance any indoor or outdoor space. A patina finish adds a rich luster and "aged" look to the sculpture while emphasizing the depth and curves of the figure. Individually cast, sealed and finished in California.


Price: 64.99



Decoupage Art Clock - 'Martini Time'


Add a spot of artistic pizzazz to any wall with this 'Martini Time' clock. Each clock features a high-quality reproduction of an original acrylic painting decoupaged on wood and embellished with eye-catching black & white clock hands. it easily compliments any kitchen or bar with a contemporary image of a martini glass and a fresh combination of warm, inviting colors. Handcrafted in the USA.


Price: 29.99



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Delta 73018-NC Pearl Nickel & Chrome 18" Towel Bar

Delta 73018-NC Innovations 18" Towel Bar

Brilliance Pearl Nickel & Polished Chrome Finish

Manufacturer: Delta Faucet
Model #: 73018-NC
Condition: Brand New In Retail Box
Warranty: Lifetime Faucet & Finish Warranty
List Price: $42.86

The Delta Innovations Series features elegant simplicity for the entire home. The sleek lines of this series offer a distinctive style and look. Coordinates beautifully with the faucets in the Innovations Bath Collection.

Features

• Everything Included For Installation
• Lifetime Faucet & Finish Warranty
• Finish: Brilliance Pearl Nickel & Polished Chrome
• Series: Innovations
• 18" Long

Price: 14.99



Sunbeam 646 2-Gallon Cool Mist Air Filter Humidifier

Sunbeam 646 2-Gallon Cool Mist Humidifier

Air Filter - 48 Hours Continuous Operation on One Filling

Manufacturer: Sunbeam
Model #: 646
Condition: Brand New In Retail Box
Warranty: 3-Year Manufacturer's Warranty
List Price: $46

Features:

• Easy fill 2.0 Gallon Tank
• Up to 48 hours of continuous operation on one filling.
• Air filter for cleaner, heathier operation
• Extra long cord
• Patented impeller disk evenly disperses small water particles for greater efficiency without spitting
• Intuitive fill line in reservoir prevents overfilling by user
• Translucent water reservoir allows visibility to water level
• New & Improved SafetyGlo product graphic label provides night light glow for added safety
• Attractive, contemporary, rounded appearance
• Patented impeller tip allows output adjustment and operational control

Price: 14.99



The Best birdhouses Articles on Wine
Preparing A Vegetable Garden

When planning a vegetable garden the first step is alway finding the ideal spot. Most vegetables require lots of sun so choose a location with a southern exposure. Ideally the sunlight is distributed as evenly as possible for the longest period of time. Southern exposure is perfect since the sun shines evenly on each side. North facing shady gardens are fine for ferns and other woodland plants but they are generally not suitable for vegetables and some flowers.

Its always best to plan a garden on paper before planting. Each type of seed will have individual planting requirements, such as spacing and planting depth. If you know before hand the size of your garden you'll be able to determine the number of seeds needed and can plan accordingly. Alternately, if you already have your seed and know the spacing requirements, you will be able calculate the appropriate size garden.

New garden area are likely to be covered with turf grasses. Large garden areas can be tilled and the sod turned under. In small gardens, however, you should remove the sod. To do this cut the edges of the garden with the spade. Then cut narrow strips approximately 1 or 2 feet wide. Sod cut in this way can easily be removed.

Don't throw the sod away, rather sift through the newly tilled garden, pick out the pieces of sod, shake them well and add them to the compost pile. Compost is the ideal soil conditioner for a vegetable garden so throughout the growing season add your garden clippings to the pile. As you remove the sod, break up the big clumps of soil which are left behind. The garden must be tilled well in order to create suitable conditions for planting seed. A seed planted in chunks of soil will rarely survive. Use a grading rake to smooth out the soil once the ground is properly tilled. Once ground is level and smooth, the garden is ready to be planted.

Some spaces may be too rocky to be useful as a vegetable garden. In this case raised beds are necessary. Building raised beds can extend the growing season since the soil is able warm up sooner than the rest of the garden. They also offer better drainage and deep topsoil with little compaction. If you add compost to your garden each year a raised bed may occur naturally. Raised beds are easy to care for and they are protected from the encroaching grass and weeds of its surrounding environment.

In gardens which receive southern exposure vegetables and flowers should be planted in rows which run north and south so the plants are able to receive the sun's rays during the morning on the eastern side, and during the afternoon on the western side. Planted this way, your vegetable will grow more evenly. In order to get the best distribution of sunlight in a garden facing southeast run the rows northwest and southeast. Thoughtful planning and proper planting techniques will result in a successful, productive vegetable garden as well as a very satisfying endeavor for the gardener.

R Birch is the publisher of http://www.gardenlistings.com For information on all kinds of garden projects visit http://www.gardenlistings.com/Resources.htm

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