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Every year, I face some type of emergency or problem with my irrigation system. But I don't worry about it too much. I actually have an awesome irrigation contractor on my side. My contractor understands the problems I have as a homeowner. So when I call the office for services, such as to fix an obstructed sprinkler system or to add a new one, he's always there to answer. If you experience blockages, cracks and other irrigation problems in your landscape, take a look at my blog. My blog may help you find an awesome contractor of your own to call when you need it.

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2 Novelty Gift Idea To Consider

9 December 2015
 Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

Buying a gift for someone can be a very difficult experience, mostly because it can be quite hard to find something that you know they will enjoy. Below are two novelty gift ideas that can help make gift giving a bit easier for you. Photograph Conversion One great novelty gift idea is to submit a photograph to a service or artist that will convert it into a hand-drawn work of art. Read More 

2 Creative Uses for Old Vinyl Window Blinds

16 November 2015
 Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

When trying to update the look of their home it's common for homeowners to replace vinyl blinds with more sophisticated window treatments. While you might be tempted to throw those vinyl slats in the trash, you might want to think twice before tossing your old vinyl window blinds. Here are two creative things that you can do with old blinds. 1. Turn your old blinds into roman shades. If some of the vinyl slats in your old mini blinds are broken, you can still transform these obsolete items into stylish window treatments. Read More 

3 Tips For Planting A Wildflower Garden

30 September 2015
 Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

While immaculate gardens might be aesthetically pleasing, a green thumb doesn't come naturally to everyone. If you find that you are having a hard time keeping the flowers in your garden alive, you may want to consider using wildflowers instead. Turning your garden area into a wildflower meadow is an easy way to get brightly colored flowers without expending a lot of effort. Here are three tips you can use to ensure your wildflower garden is a success. Read More 

Three Ways To Maintain A Clog-Free Plumbing System

1 September 2015
 Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

Keeping your plumbing system free of clogs is one of the most important ways for you to maintain your daily schedule.  If your system becomes backed up, there could be a costly time delay before you're able to get a plumber out to your residence, possibly causing you to miss work and other major activities.  Taking a few preventative measures can help ensure that you don't have to deal with clogged pipes. Read More 

Beyond Chrysanthemums - Beautiful Fall-Flowering Plants To Brighten Your Landscape

31 August 2015
 Categories: Home & Garden, Blog

Chrysanthemums have long been the go-to plant for fall garden color, and garden centers are usually overflowing with pots full of their orange, red, yellow, purple and white blooms. As easy and showy as mums are, if you want something different in your garden, there are other plants whose flowers put on quite a show in the fall. Russian Sage This Central Asian native sends up voluminous 3- to 5-foot spikes of airy purple-blue flowers on stand-out  grayish-green stems and foliage. Read More