Search DIY Guides
-
New Articles
- Easy steps to Finish Basement Vent Pipes
- Easy Steps for you to Remove Ceiling Ventilation
- Tips for Adding Ducting for your Flooring
- How to Get Rid of Drip Marks on Bathroom Walls
- Adding New Plumbing Upstairs to Accommodate a Bathroom
- Disassembling Pop-Up Bathtub Drain
- Tips for Installing Bathtub Stopper
- Fixing Bathtub Faucet Stem
- Steps for Replacing a Bathtub Overflow Drain Gasket
- Installing a Shower to your Bathtub
-
Popular Posts
- How to Keep a Dog From Digging Holes in Mulch With a Grate
- Building a Smoke House
- Making Maple Leaf embellished boxes
- Stopping your floor from making noise
- Hiring a general contractor
- Creating a Sunroom
- Rainwater Harvesting
- Turning an Old CD into a Fancy Clock
- Hawaiian Shade Plants
- How to Remove the Handle from a Hoover Floormate
Category Archives: Fruits
Growing Cycas Revoluta
Cycas Revoluta or the sago palm is actually a cycad which is a rare group of seed plants, and not actually a palm tree. The natures of this plant are slow growing and evergreen plants that can grow about 10 … Continue reading
Growing Apricots
An apricot is a yellow orange hued small fruit grown from an apricot tree. The size of a normal apricot tree is equal to a medium sized canopy. Apricots can be eaten straight from the tree, preserve them into jams … Continue reading
Growing Strawberries
Everybody loves the sweetness and sourness of strawberries when made into jam, cakes, pudding or even eaten on their own. Strawberries are easy to plant and beautiful for your garden at home. The first fruits usually appear in spring, you … Continue reading
Growing Clivia Miniata
Clivia miniata plants are originally from South Africa. They come with various types and colors and flower at the end of the winter and just when the spring starts. Growing your own clivias is not as hard as it seems … Continue reading
Building a wind generator
Another alternative energy that you can get from Mother Nature is wind power from a wind generator. Constructing a wind generator is fairly complicated, but it is still possible to build your own wind generator. All you need is to … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits, Gardening, Going Green, Plants
Building a cob home
Cob home is structure-made from a material called cob. It is one of the oldest methods of building low cost homes. The principal construction materials are all environmental-friendly and organic which makes it a good thing in common with rammed-earth … Continue reading
Building a worm bin for trash
If you love the idea of growing healthier and having a sustainable garden, this composting worm bin is a great project to do. Worm bin is not an expensive way to compost your leftover food such as vegetables or fruits. … Continue reading
Building a garden windmills
Wouldn\’t you want to create your own fancy garden by adding a windmill that you yourself build? This windmill project is beautiful and can be small enough to be placed to a flowerbed. Either this or you can build a … Continue reading
Selecting a Blueberry Bush
Cultivating blueberries in your home garden is a very rewarding experience. From learning and understanding the intricacy on how to plant them, to harvesting and enjoying the fruits of your labor, blueberries will definitely keep you busy and on your … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits
Selecting a Strawberry Variety
Strawberries are a great addition in your home garden. Not only is it fun for the whole family to pick juicy red fruits, these plants provide you with an ingredient that can spice up your dinner menu with scrumptious deserts. … Continue reading
Planting Strawberries Indoors
Strawberries are derived from a flowering plant in the rose family, Rosaceae. There are more than 20 different types of strawberries and a whole lot more hybrids and cultivars. The most common type of strawberries grown are the Garden strawberry. … Continue reading