Sentences with phrase «garden beds filled»

Hugelkultur is nothing more than making raised garden beds filled with rotten wood.

April 27: Read The Princess and the Pea, create a royal garden bed filled with peas and more, then plant a personal pea pot to take home (Lincoln)

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Today while Jody and Ava wheeled dirt to fill up the second garden bed, Julian and I collected worms (as I had done with both kids earlier in the week) to add to the dirt.

As all the beds are full, I find myself filling pots and scattering them about here and there in the garden as I remember that I wanted to try that thai basil, or that the amount of sage I planted just really isn't enough, or what about those eggplant seedlings?

The research team constructed 12 rain gardens filled with one of three filter bed substrates.

We have put the gardens to bed for the year and taken our fill of the last veggies of the year.

Beautiful and serene bedroom with cream and gray wallpaper framing queen bed with no headboard filled with soft white ruffled bedding and gray throw blanket paired with round nightstand filled with Pottery Barn Lotus Flower Table Lamp and teal rope garden stool placed in front of window covered in cream roman shade.

I filled the concrete block raised garden bed with rich garden soil and planted mums for some beautiful fall color.

We have 2 4 - bed dorms at the back, which are traditional Lumbung Bungalows in our Garden filled with tropical plants and white sand.

Both suites revel in an abundance of space, each accommodating a bedroom with a king - size bed and satellite TV, and ensuite bathrooms with walk - in rain showers and bathtubs alongside picture windows that frame a private flower - filled garden.

Gardens with colourful flowering plants, lavender, roses and jasmine fill the garden beds throughout the complex creating a sensory pleasing atmosphere.

This Balinese escape features a light - filled bedroom with super king - size bed leading to an outdoor en - suite bathroom with a decadent freestanding terrazzo bathtub and a fabulous garden shower.

Setting out from Horseshoe Bay, you'll stalk the coastline, drifting over seagrass beds and coral gardens, before stopping at a secluded bay to fill up on a tropical brekkie.

Pieces such as Allyson Vieira's Construction (Rampart)(2012) respond to the local vegetation and ecology of the area with her pyramid of bronze cast paper cups that fill with rain or fallen leaves from the garden bed above.

• We reject the idea that parenting requires hard work • We pledge to leave our children alone • That should mean that they leave us alone, too • We reject the rampant consumerism that invades children from the moment they're born • We read them poetry and fantastic stories without morals • We drink alcohol without guilt • We reject the inner Puritan • We fill the house with music and laughter • We don't waste money on family days out and holidays • We lie in bed for as long as possible • We try not to interfere • We push them into the garden and shut the door so that we can clean the house • We both work as little as possible, particularly when the kids are small • Time is more important than money • Happy mess is better than miserable tidiness • Down with school • We fill the house with music and merriment

One full - sized bag (up to 16 oz) will grow enough potato chips to feed one person for about six months, and will fill a 4» by 8» garden bed.

From organic gardening with composted horse manure to raised bed gardens — filled with Swiss chard, spinach, romaine lettuce, radicchio, arugula, black seeded simpson and broccolini — readers send in their fall garden photos.

The students split and stacked firewood, trimmed overgrown bushes and hedges, brought garden beds back to objects of beauty, raked leaves, and filled an enormous trailer with discarded and rotting lumber that was taken to the dump.

«Add new perennials or annual color to existing garden beds to stimulate the overall look,» says landscape architect Deirdre Toner of D.T. Design in Old Mill Creek, Ill. «And add several containers that work with the home's architecture that can be filled with seasonal displays.

This means that there is plenty of gardening work to be done if you want your summer garden to be blooming with bright flowers — in beds and planters — and a table filled with seasonal fruit and vegetables when the British Summertime rolls around.

An old doorway has been blocked in using weathered wood pallets and creates a corner space for the dining table and chairs.A white - painted dresser has been positioned in a small lobby area that leads out onto the garden and is filled with the owner's collection of blue and white china together with shells and driftwood that have been collected from the beach.In the master bedroom, walls, floor and furniture have been painted in pure brilliant white to give the space a light and airy feel, with a mix of blue and white striped accessories, patchwork, florals and chambray adding to the coastal theme.The bed has been positioned so that the fabulous view can be enjoyed, while sun streams through the balcony doors and keeps the space warm all year round.

I'm planning on bringing in some gravel for a little pathway through the yard and creating some garden beds to fill with evergreens and creeping plants.

Like the garden clippings that fill this Connecticut cottage, the iron bed was plucked from nature; it was a lucky roadside find.

When I was a kid I needed the great outdoors, a bed sheet to wear as a skirt, a few baskets to fill with who knows what - and I was busy for hours playing little house on the prairie, safari - or my favorite of all, secret garden.

Fish Camp Cottage is filled with art, comfy beds to snuggle, and a garden to dream and relax.

Grand Italianate terraces with rose gardens, lily pools and herbaceous beds, lead to informal shrub borders, filled with plants from around the world.

Classical gardens are filled with all sorts of weird and wonderful ideas, from cabbages used as bedding plants to infill the vast parterres at Château Villandry (pictured), to the fantastical creatures carved from stone that randomly populate the woodland glades and water features of the gardens at Bomarzo, Italy.