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Brainstorming Home and Garden Improvements

Tuesday, October 27, 2009
posted by LoveMyPatio 3:58 PM

garden-bridge

Like many homeowners, I spend most of my leisure time dreaming up ways to improve the visual appeal of my home. The lawn and front garden in particular have always been my baby, and my wife always leaves me to my own devices when I’m brainstorming ways to bolster their eye-catching splendor. Fall and winter are the months when I draw up elaborate plans about landscaping and décor that would set off the garden and set it apart from others in the neighborhood.

Usually by spring I realize that my plans are far too complex and expensive to execute, so I’m forced to scale down those grandiose ideas. For example, I still haven’t budgeted for a full scale landscaping job that will lend the garden more depth and personality. I always stumble across a few less costly ideas that are easy to implement as well. Last spring I added a garden bridge to the space between the petunias and the rose beds. Now simply walking through the front yard feels like a special event.

Teak Patio Furniture Is Easy To Maintain

Thursday, October 22, 2009
posted by LoveMyPatio 5:07 PM

teak patio furntureIf your looking for furniture that will last a long time and withstand the outdoor weather you might want to look into buying some Teak Patio Furniture. The wood that this furniture is made of is very dense and not easily effected by the outside weather and the damage that it could cause. Since it comes from Southeast Asia the amount of this wood that can be sent over is limited and that is why its in demand.

The Teak Wood is very easy on the eyes as well. The tone of the color is golden and over time grays. If you want to keep the golden tone of the Teak Patio Furniture all you have is put teak protection at the beginning of the season to keep that fresh look. The great thing about teak is that its easy to maintain and could be a lazy mans furniture that you can keep looking good with limited about of work.

Teak Furniture Tips Part 1

Thursday, October 22, 2009
posted by alan 11:52 AM

Teak Furniture

 

Teaks natural oils make it an ideal wood to form outdoor furniture from. Teak furniture changes in color over time in sunlight & high values of moisture without causing significant damage to the wood.

Teak furniture of all ages can be restored to its almost original condition very easily.
Vintage furniture from the 50’s & 60’s can be refurbished so the buyers of  teak furniture new or old can proceed with confidence.

It is easy to restore to either its original honey color or, as some prefer the grayish weathered color.

Selecting Furniture for Next Spring

Tuesday, September 29, 2009
posted by LoveMyPatio 1:18 PM

steamer-chair

With October in full swing and the leaves already changing from green to their autumnal hues, I’m really beginning to miss summer. It was nice to arrive home from work with plenty of daylight left, whiling away the hours outside with my family. These days, it gets dark before I even leave the parking lot at work. As silly as it might sound, I’ve already begun to make plans for next spring.

For starters, I’ve picked out a steamer chair that will fit nicely on the front stoop. That’s the spot I’ve reserved for summer evenings. My wife and I like to enjoy a glass of wine out there as we survey the activities around our neighborhood. We’ve been talking about upgrading the outdoor furniture for some time, and I’m finally going to do something about it. I’m really beginning to envy people on who experience warm weather year round.