Sentences with phrase «plants around the yard»

We have been successful with using essential oil and growing plants around the yard to keep the pest away.

I practically live at Home Depot... updating some plants around the yard... so I would use it on plants.

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Strawberry plants grow all around the yard here, in many random spots where they have apparently been planted by birds.

Since these plants were able to make it through 100 + mph winds and be thrown around my yard, I would assume these are some pretty tough guys that can make a mean sauce.

But this thrilling finale wasn't over - Erik Lamela was kicked in the box by Virgil van Dijk and Harry made no mistake second time around, planting home from 12 yards to secure a 2 - 2 draw and score his 100th goal in the Premier League.

Interestingly, I think I got more squash from the volunteer plants that grew around the yard (where pigs once were, or an old compost bin lingered) than I did from those I intentionally planted!

We entertain friends out here in the evenings, relax in our cozy chairs while the kids run around the yard, and soak up the sunshine surrounded by my growing garden of potted plants and flowers.

Creating dog - designated paths around your yard will allow your pooch to safely patrol the perimeter without causing damage to your plants.

Almost all cats love catnip, so planting it generously around your yard or garden will ensure happy cats, while fending off pests like fleas.

Apply cat repellent liberally around the edges of the yard, on the tops of fences, and on any favorite digging areas or plants.

Also, take a look around your yard, especially if it is a new home, and make sure you can identify all of the plants that are present.

Plants — Inside or Around the House: There are many household and yard plants that can sicken youPlants — Inside or Around the House: There are many household and yard plants that can sicken youplants that can sicken your pet.

Look around your entire house and around the yard for disrupted plants, poisonous rodent bait, cleaning products that have been messed with, prescription medication missing or scattered on the ground, or missing people food.

Planting these around walk areas, entry doors and throughout the dog's play yard can help keep fleas from taking up residence in the area.

Plant in pots, protect your herb garden from insects, or use around the perimeter of your yard to keep insects away while at the same time attracting butterflies.

With summer just around the corner, here's a list of 10 outdoor plants poisonous to cats that might be growing in or around your yard.

Apply cat repellent fragrances liberally around the edges of the yard, the tops of fences, and on any favorite digging areas or plants.

You will also have to look around your yard and pick out plants that can be potentially harmful to kitties.

You might see such a dog dig holes as if it is looking for a rodent; hunt birds or bugs or toys in your yard; wrestle endlessly with you and / or other animals; get into your things around the home, such as pulling plants apart, beating up pillows, chewing up carpets for fun, destroying pool equipment, or grabbing a shoe and running all over the house with it.

Apply cat repellent liberally around the edges of the yard, the tops of fences, and on any favorite digging area or plants.

Establishing a plant - animal - people trilogy with the Edible Estates (est. 2005) series of front yard food gardens and the Animal Estates (est. 2008) initiatives for urban wildlife architecture, Domestic Integrities (est. 2012) turns its attention inward to local patterns and rituals of interior domestic landscapes and the way we use what we resourcefully find around us to artfully make ourselves at home.

• Proficient in installing underground pipelines for water distribution and waste water collection systems • Well versed in operating power plant equipment under the direction of operational manager • Special talent for repairing, fitting and replacing water taps and valves on main and service lines • Particularly effective in using manual tools including chain saws, chippers and jackhammers • Expert in identifying and fixing pipeline leaks and pressure faults • Profound ability to setup sediment control devices as per directions of the supervisor • Track record of responding timely to customers» utility service calls • Proven skills in cutting, fitting and laying pipes • Well practiced in loading, unloading and driving trucks and other heavy machinery to the worksite safely • Fully capable of maintaining cleanliness and functionality of all tools and equipment • Proficient in inspecting and maintaining water storage tanks and cleaning the yard when necessary • Apt at enforcing proper safety practices and using appropriate PPE and traffic safety materials such as cones, arrow - boards and flagging signs around the worksite • Experienced in determining the locations of gas, telephone, power, water and sewer lines from appropriate sources before excavation • Particularly effective in repairing and replacing defective electricity and gas meters • Excellent manual dexterity and physical stamina along with profound ability to bend, stoop and work in confined spaces • Well versed in reconnecting water and power services after holidays • Proven skills in performing routine grounds keeping, painting, carpentry and plumbing tasks • Skilled in repairing replacing and existing pre-laid pipeline based underground water and gas distribution systems • Efficient in anticipating tools and equipment needed as per the nature of each assignment and loading the same in the company vehicle in a safe manner

Planting beds of strong smelling plants like marigolds or lavender around the perimeter of your yard and garden can ward off deer, as they don't like to walk through strong smelling flora for fear of becoming more noticeable to predators.

As sure as winter will turn to spring, before too long folks will be looking forward to planting gardens and digging into landscaping projects around the yard.

She told the owners to cut down an old metal fence pole in the front yard and replace it with large plants; lengthen a short rock border to wrap around the house; and bury three candles next to a large oak tree.

I've been looking for different ways to plant strawberries but keep them out of the yard so hubby doesn't have to mow around them.

This side yard has a distinct courtyard feel thanks to lush plantings around the edges.