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Shop for Building Materials at The Home Depot. The StealthFlow Downspout Extension is a handy accessory that helps your downspout and gutters empty water away from your home and your foundation. This extension features a flexible downspout connector for easy attachment and helps you prevent soil erosion near your home. The downspout is designed for an unobtrusive look and can be covered with mulch, straw or stones for a subtle appearance.

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Shop for Garden and Landscaping Supplies at The Home Depot. MegaMulch is the all natural beautifying ground cover that lasts up to 2 years. Only

Protects plants as well as plastic mulch, butwithout the toxic residue plastics leave behind.

Daylilies are hardy, but during severe frost a mulch is welcome.

Low-Profile Downspout Extension Is Easily Covered With Mulch, Stones or Straw. 2.35"H Low Provile Extension Can Easily Be Covered And Concealed Diverts Water Away From The Foundation Disappears Into The Landscape No Digging Required Rigid Design Won't Colapse Fits All Standard Downspouts Interlocking Ssections

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DAHLIA: The word dahlia means "plant with tube- like stems". With a blast of different colors, shapes and sizes, Dahlias bring life and beauty back to your landscape in late summer and into the fall months. The diversity of Dahlias allow you to use them in many different aspects of your landscape design, from low growing border plants to stately background plantings which may reach six feet in height. Dahlias make excellent cut flowers, which typically last about a week in the house. Margareth Kleene Dwarf Dahlia: Dreamy peachy color! These little Dahlias should be used in the foreground of a perennial border. They will brighten up areas where low growing perennials like Geraniums already stopped flowering, but still are attractive because of their beautiful leaves. Very suitable for the herbaceous or mixed border, for summer color. Can also be grown as bedding plants or in containers. Not frost resistant unless covered with mulch. Cutting: Cut flowers early in the day and remove all foliage.

Such an effortless mulch, this 100% post-consumer fabric (Kraft paper) lays down in seconds, works all season, then biodegrades into the soil, actually improving it! At last, a mulch that is economical, effective, and beneficial in many ways!Covering 2 feet by 25 feet (but adjustable to any size; it cuts easily), this all-natural mulch is ideal to keep moisture in the soil, tamp down weeds, and prevent erosion. Because it contains no chemicals or pesticides, it's perfect for the vegetable patch. And at the end of the season, you just till or shovel it into the soil, where it breaks down (it's 100% biodegradable) and builds your soil. Ahh--why can't all of gardening be such a win-win?!

Grow vegetables the way the professionals growers do, in beds protected with black plastic mulch. It suppresses weed growth, conserves moisture and warms the soil — especially helpful for heat-lovers like melons and peppers. Foliage and fruits don't come into contact with soil, which minimizes problems with soil-borne diseases. Also conserves water by retaining soil moisture. You can also install a soaker hose underneath for easy watering. Plastic sheet is 25' L x 4' W with perforated, 3" planting holes -— pop out only the holes you need. Holes are spaced about 8" apart, with approximately 120 planting holes in all.

Shop for Garden and Landscaping Supplies at The Home Depot. Recycled red rubber mulch has the same appearance as wood mulch while allowing the co

The Coco Fiber Tree Protector Ring won't scatter or blow away like regular mulch. Made of natural coir, this tree ring mat helps eliminate weeding, mulching and edging around trees or shrubs. You can mow right over the Coco Fiber Tree Ring. Use Coco Fiber Tree Protector Rings to stop weeds in their tracks. Nothing could be easier! Simply place a Coco Fiber Tree Protector Ring around the trunk of your tree or shrub, and you'll instantly have a neat, groomed look. Made of thick woven coir (the fibers of the coconut husk), the tree ring mat will smother weed and grass growth while letting water, air and nutrients through. Each Coco Fiber Tree Protector Ring includes metal stakes to anchor it securely to the ground.Benefits of the Coco Fiber Tree Protector Ring:

Shop for Garden and Landscaping Supplies at The Home Depot. Recycled brown rubber mulch has the same appearance as wood mulch while allowing the

This fern has been in gardens since Victorian times. It forms a medium to large-sized clump of arching, deep-green fronds, each leaflet "crested" or divided at the tips. Plants are clumping in habit, and well suited to use in any moist, shady situation. Also useful in tubs or mixed containers, combining beautifully with other shade-loving plants, such as Hostas or Hellebores. Semi-evergreen in mild winter regions, but the old fronds should be trimmed off in spring. Mulch around the plants with dead leaves in the fall, to help conserve moisture in summer.

Shop for Building Materials at The Home Depot. Beautyscapes Rubber mulch helps preserve the environment by keeping tires out of the waste stream. Made from recycled tires, rubber mulch is an eco friendly alternative to wood chip mulch yet resembles a wood mulch. The color is long lasting and natural looking. Creating a safer play area for children rubber mulch is recommended for playgrounds.

Shop for Building Materials at The Home Depot. Beautyscapes Rubber mulch helps preserve the environment by keeping tires out of the waste stream. Made from recycled tires, rubber mulch is an eco friendly alternative to wood chip mulch. The color is long lasting and natural looking. Creating a safer play area for children rubber mulch is recommended for playgrounds.

The standard winter-hardy thyme. Good flavor and yield. Classic culinary and ornamental herb. Small, round to needle-shaped evergreen leaves on woody stems. Medicinal: Leaves used in tea for sore throat and coughs. Mulch in cold winter climates. Perennial in zones 5-8.

'Charm' earns its name with every "windswept" bloom it sets! This strongly colored magenta-pink cultivar offers absolutely brilliant blooms, the lower petal stroked in white, on compact plants that multiply freely when content in your garden. How can you go wrong?These plants reach 25 to 30 inches high, with enormous spikes jammed with big blooms. They open gradually from the bottom up, so you have fresh flowers continuously for several weeks from every stem!Arising in late spring and early summer in the sunny garden, 'Charm' is a spectacular addition to garden or vase. Give this plant moist, enriched soil with a nice winter mulch, and it will return bigger and better next spring and for many more years to come! Zones 5-9.

Designed to supress weed growth under and around fence lines for both home and business. They can also be used along flower beds, walkways, or driveways anywhere a clean well maintained look is needed. Easy to install in a straight line or gentle curve. Size: 4 1/2'' x 8' long. Color: Earthtone.

From a garden near Chicago comes this excellent fig which, once established, can freeze to the ground and come back to produce a crop the same year! The fruit is medium-size, with dark purplish-brown skin and a sweet, rich flavor. The fig is a picturesque tropical-looking tree or shrub with a dramatic spreading habit. The breadth is often wider than the height of 15'-30'. The bark is smooth and silvery gray and the deciduous leaves are 3 or 5-lobed and 4"-10" long. One plant can produce 100 fruits or more per year. Originally from the eastern Mediterranean region, figs have been cultivated by humans for over 5000 years. Light: Part sun to full sun. Moisture: Average, well-drained. Drought tolerant, once established. Hardiness: Hardy in USDA Zones 8-10, but with winter protection can be grown as far north as Zone 5.Propagation: Dormant hardwood cuttings and root suckers. As a patio plant, set outside during the summer and move indoors in the winter. Fig trees usually begin bearing fruit within two years. Mulch heavily with organic materials to conserve moisture, improve soil structure and reduce root knot nematode levels. Once established, figs are drought tolerant and generally free of pests and diseases. When fully dormant, fig trees can tolerate temperatures as low as -15 degrees F. In colder regions, figs are grown as bushes with multiple stems and branches close to the ground that are laid down and buried before winter. Even if frozen to the ground, figs often will resprout from the roots and produce a crop the following summer. Fig trees respond well to pruning. They can be espaliered or pruned heavily in the dormant season for size control and to increase the main crop. The fig tree makes an especially attractive specimen in the landscape. It's graceful, spreading shape and smooth, twisting branches command attention in all seasons.

For those without the time or stamina to spend hours maintaining a garden, well-known experts Alan and Gill Bridgewater offer an easy-care method with minimal digging and weeding. They show how to make raised beds, build up soil with mushroom compost, cover weeds with mulch, and protect plants with nets and plastic--all using organic methods whenever possible. A must for every gardener.

Not too many plants can look equally at home in a tropical garden and an old-fashioned cottage garden, but such is the virtue of the Texas Star hibiscus. This hibiscus, known botanically as Hibiscus coccineus, also is known by less enticing names like swamp mallow or scarlet mallow This cold-tolerant perennial is hardy from zones 3 through 10 and produces some of the tallest plants for a flower border. Scarlet, star-shaped flowers measure 7-8 inches across are produced in abundance to the delight of the ruby-throated hummingbird and butterflies. The foliage is a striking glossy-green and maple-like. In the landscape, create an exotic look with large banana plants growing behind one of these shrubs Though considered a plant for almost any soil, requirements for the Texas Star hibiscus are much like those of other perennials. Plant in well-drained, well-prepared beds and use a good layer of mulch to keep the soil evenly moist through the season. Plants can easily reach 8 feet in height and width, so space on 3-foot centers.

Now THIS is what home gardening is all about -- giant berries, bursting with juicy-sweet nectar, ripening slowly so that you can enjoy fresh harvests for up to 2 months! Chandler is the best Blueberry I've seen for home gardens, with fruit the size of cherries and a vigorous growth pattern that makes it easy for even new gardeners!These berries really are showstoppers, reaching an inch or more in diameter and nicely shaded by large, showy leaves. The flavor is rich and succulent -- a far cry from those hard, tasteless marbles the supermarkets pass off as "blueberries"! They arise very heavily in midsummer on dense, bushy plants 5 to 6 feet high and 3 to 4 feet wide. Unlike most Blueberry bushes, which tend to look a bit twiggy and sparse, Chandler is full, well leafed-out, and attractive even when not in bloom (that happens in spring) or fruiting!Like all Blueberries, Chandler does best in acidic, peaty, moist soil exposed to full sunlight. It is shallow-rooted, so add about 6 inches of mulch (pine straw is ideal) when you plant. In late winter or early spring each year, cut away about a third of the oldest branches to make room for new growth and keep the fruit size large. (Doing this really makes a difference!) Grow at least 2 bushes for pollination, and if you want to grow Chandler alongside another type of Blueberries, all the better -- Spartan makes a superb companion, and the cross-pollination benefits all the fruit!Chandler is certain to sell out early, so please order TODAY to avoid disappointment. You'll be picking big bowlsful of berries before you know it -- and enjoying the bounty of this super-hardworking bush for many years to come! Zones 4-7.

160793 Strap commonly used to attach the lower bagger chute to the deck. This same strap is also used to attach mulch plates to the deck. The strap is OEM but the hardware (t-nut, fender washer, lock washer, 10-24 X 1" machine screw) is not. The manufacturer wants too much for the hardware so we just bought items locally that work fine and can sell the strap to you with this hardware for considerably less than if you buy it with the OEM hardware. Have sold 100's.

**I LOVE plants that can be neglected and still thrive well!** **GROWN ON OUR FARM HERE IN TENNESSEE ** *GIANT HARDY MAGELLANICA FUCHSIA* F. magellanica A true, hardy fuchsia, this delightful tropical looking shrub grows with a graceful, arching habit. Drooping, 1 1/2 inches long, red flowers shower the plants like dainty jewels that draw the eye as well as hummingbirds and butterfly's! The plants start flowering in summer and keep going clear through to a hard frost. Plants typically range in height from 6-12 feet tall ! Treat as an herbaceous perennial in cooler climates, as the tops will die back at the first hard frost, and mulch the roots in fall, They'll come back in the Spring! Giant Hardy Fuchsia, is a deciduous flowering shrub native to Argentina and Chile! Enthusiasts cultivate these plants for their showy blossoms! According to the Fine Gardening sites, these plants add a colorful, tropical flair to gardens when planted as specimen plants, as borders or in Flowers beds! Hardy in zones 3 and above. #1047-A WE OFFER COMBINE SHIPPING ALL OVER THE WORLD....

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Polished pebbles. An alternative to mulch. Use indoors or outdoors. They are long lasting and will not deteriorate like mulch does. Use in flower arrangements, walkways, water features, exposed aggregate flooring or walls, around swimming pools, and many other areas. Available in wood stone color. Measures 1/2-inch to 1-inch.

Beautiful fiery red new growth matures to deep green. A prolific producer of broad, drooping white flower clusters. An excellent shrub for foundation planting or landscape groups. Evergreen. Care Information Follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system. Provide well drained soil, rich in organic matter. Feed with an acid fertilizer after bloom. Keep roots cool with a thick layer of mulch. Pruning time: spring after flowering. Design Ideas This Pieris is a bold colored plant for partially shaded gardens. It thrives in natural woodland settings. An excellent background plant with conifers in Japanese tea gardens. A great solution for the damp, acidic soil conditions in the Pacific Northwest. Bright foliage color and charming flowers makes it a suitable accent plant for condo and town-house patios, city gardens and courtyards. Valuable foundation plant on north and eastern exposures. Once matured, it can be used as a side-yard privacy screen. History This is a genus of Ericaceous flowering plants from Asia and North America, classified in 1834 by David Don, 1799-1841. He named the genus after the Pierides or nine muses of mythology The parent species is P. japonica, introduced in 1784 as Andromeda japonica. The plant was first collected and described by noted physician Carl Thunberg while working for the Dutch East India Company in Japan. Plants are native to eastern China and Taiwan as well. It was introduced under P. japonica to the west in England by 1870 as the most cold hardy of all species. This and many of the P. japonica varieties likely include P. formosa for color and P. floribunda in their family tree.

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Now THIS is what home gardening is all about -- giant berries, bursting with juicy-sweet nectar, ripening slowly so that you can enjoy fresh harvests for up to 2 months! Chandler is the best Blueberry I've seen for home gardens, with fruit the size of cherries and a vigorous growth pattern that makes it easy for even new gardeners!These berries really are showstoppers, reaching an inch or more in diameter and nicely shaded by large, showy leaves. The flavor is rich and succulent -- a far cry from those hard, tasteless marbles the supermarkets pass off as "blueberries"! They arise very heavily in midsummer on dense, bushy plants 5 to 6 feet high and 3 to 4 feet wide. Unlike most Blueberry bushes, which tend to look a bit twiggy and sparse, Chandler is full, well leafed-out, and attractive even when not in bloom (that happens in spring) or fruiting!Like all Blueberries, Chandler does best in acidic, peaty, moist soil exposed to full sunlight. It is shallow-rooted, so add about 6 inches of mulch (pine straw is ideal) when you plant. In late winter or early spring each year, cut away about a third of the oldest branches to make room for new growth and keep the fruit size large. (Doing this really makes a difference!) Grow at least 2 bushes for pollination, and if you want to grow Chandler alongside another type of Blueberries, all the better -- Spartan makes a superb companion, and the cross-pollination benefits all the fruit!Chandler is certain to sell out early, so please order TODAY to avoid disappointment. You'll be picking big bowlsful of berries before you know it -- and enjoying the bounty of this super-hardworking bush for many years to come! Zones 4-7.

6'x6' Yard Tarp Poly 6x6 Leaf Tarp. 6x6 yard tarps handy for yard or lawn cleanup when collecting leaves, mulch, or debris. For larger leaf or mulch piles, please use 9'x9' yard tarps. 1/4 polypropylene rope handles at all 4 corners.

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