For us DIY lovers, there is a certain magic in holding a can of spray paint. Knowing that this can of paint can transform a rusty-looking chandelier or an old framed mirror into something beautiful to use in your home. Or other projects that involve painting a smooth finish on small pieces of wood. For example, Henry used black satin spray paint on the interior window project trim pieces in our flip house. Spray paint was the best option for this project since not a lot of paint was needed.
This spring, we noticed that a lot of our Boxwoods appeared to have a disease. They had been thriving for the three years that we have lived in this house. So I thought it was strange that they suddenly developed brown leaves and dead branches. So I set out to figure out what could be causing this. I learned that there are several boxwood diseases that could be the cause, but I finally concluded that it was root rot that had killed these particular boxwoods. In this article, I’m sharing what I learned to help you if you have boxwoods that are suffering the same fate.
If you’re looking for an evergreen shrub that thrives in a wide range of conditions, the Wintergem Boxwood may be…
Not that we would ever remove the ceiling fans on this porch. But sometimes, you might want to remove one and install a light that is more aesthetically pleasing for the area. It’s no secret ceiling fans can be pretty bulky, and the thought of removing one could probably frustrate anyone, even the most skilled DIY enthusiast. But don’t fret, it’s not as difficult as it may seem. In this article, I’m going to take you through a simple, step-by-step guide on how to remove a ceiling fan.
The Wichita Blue Juniper, known scientifically as Juniperus scopulorum ‘Wichita Blue’, is a widely admired coniferous plant lauded for its stunning, vibrant hues and easy-care growth habits. This evergreen shrub, with its silvery-blue needles and upright form, can serve as an intriguing highlight in any landscape. Its appeal lies not only in its mesmerizing aesthetic but also its ability to withstand harsh conditions, making it a versatile and hardy choice for gardens across North America.