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homesandgardens.com | Tenielle Jordison
Whether you're the best of friends with your neighbor or you have a bit more of a tricky relationship, some things can get awkward on the property line. Painting a fence, for example, could bring up questions of who the fence belongs to and, therefore, who needs to seek permission from whom to make alterations. When it comes to who actually owns your fence, there are a few rules to keep in mind. Usually, not all the fences in your yard belong to your property.
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homesandgardens.com | Tenielle Jordison
Living in a city setting, apartment, or simply a smaller yard doesn't have to stop you from gardening. There are plenty of innovative urban gardening ideas that allow anyone to grow ornamental and edible plants in the space they have available. Whether you're looking for a backyard idea that works in a balcony setting, need a way to maximize the space in your courtyard garden, or only have the option to garden indoors, there are plenty of different ways to grow plants.
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homesandgardens.com | Holly Crossley |Tenielle Jordison
There are plenty of beautiful types of delphiniums to add to your planting list if you're a lover of cottage-garden schemes. And in fact, with their architectural structure and bold color, they can work wonderfully in modern plots, too. When you grow delphiniums, you end up with tall flower towers dazzling at the back of summer borders. Mature plants can reach 6ft high, producing over 100 blooms on each of their many spikes, which point to the sky like the spires of tiny cathedrals.
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homesandgardens.com | Tenielle Jordison
When you make houseplants your hobby, you end up spending a lot of money on unique varieties. These plants become investment pieces, so it makes sense to want them to last for a long time. For this reason, you might consider opting for the longest-living houseplants for one-time purchases to green up your interiors. While it's true that you can get the majority of the best indoor plants to thrive for many years, there are some that are more reliable than others.
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flipboard.com | Tenielle Jordison
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