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September
2007
Hand Bouquets
Carnations & PomPom Mixed Hand-Bouquet $40
12 Mixed Roses (9 to 5 delivery only) $40
3 hot pink 3 white Roses hand bouquet. $40
12 mixed roses hand bouquet $45
12 Peach Roses $45
10 Champagne Roses Hand Bouquet $45
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Posted: Hand Bouquets
18
September
2007
A garden pond or a koi pond?
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There are some vital differences between a ‘garden pond’ and a ‘koi pond’. It is important to understand these distinctions before we look more closely at how to build a koi pond.
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A garden pond is literally a water feature that enhances the appearance of a garden and supports a wide range of plants and wildlife that share the watery environment. When you create a garden pond you can choose from a host of aquatic plants to soften the edges of the construction and provide colour and interest the whole year through. Around the perimeter of the pond you can feature moisture-loving plants, such as hostas and primulas, that will thrive in constantly damp soil. In the shallow water over a planting shelf or lapping onto a ‘beach’, you can grow a huge selection of marginal plants, from the bright yellow blooms of spring-flowering Caltha to the elegant spikes of irises and tall stems of reeds and rushes that continue their display into the autumn months. And in the deepest parts of the pond, you can enjoy the elegance of water lilies, surely the most magnificent of aquatic plants.
Into this ‘jungle’ of plants and water, you can introduce goldfish and other hardy pond fish. These will thrive and survive throughout the year and be joined by native creatures, such as frogs, toads, newts, water beetles and dragonflies, that will make themselves at home in your pond environment. And the added bonus is that you can create this diverse and successful habitat without worrying too much about a minimum overall size or water depth, and without too much in the way of complicated life-support systems. Yes, you will need a filter and a water pump if you want to sustain quite a few fish or build a waterfall and fountain, but to a large extent a well set up garden pond is a self-sustaining system.
What is a koi pond ?
Like a garden pond, a koi pond is also a hole in the ground filled with water, but there the resemblance ends. A koi pond has a single purpose: to provide a suitable environment for keeping koi. And because koi are fast-growing fish that produce a great deal of waste, the main aim is to create and maintain a large volume of clean, well-oxygenated water in which they can flourish and show off their colours. A koi pond should be at least 1.5m (oft) deep and to keep
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generalist portfolio manager focusing on global fixed income assets. Fahmi, who will report to Mihir Worah, deputy chief investment officer at Pimco, served in various capacities at Moore Capital, most recently as a senior portfolio manager. Fahmi will begin with Pimco on September 2.Fahmi spent 11 years at Moore in both London and New York, including three years as its chief operating officer. Prior to that, Fahmi worked for a number of investment banks, including Salomon Brothers, Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan. Since the abrupt departure of Mohamed El-Erian in January, Pimco has undergone a leadership shakeup that has included the hire of Paul McCulley, managing director and chief economist, a new role for the Newport Beach, California, firm.Pimco, which oversees $1.97 trillion in assets as of June 30, has hired senior talent acros
wport Beach, California, firm.Pimco, which oversees $1.97 trillion in assets as of June 30, has hired senior talent across its broad investment platform throughout this year.Recent hires include: Sudi Mariappa, as managing director and generalist portfolio manager; Geraldine Sundstrom, as managing director and portfolio manager who will assume a leadership role in asset allocation; Rick Chan, as executive vice president and portfolio manager focused on interest rate derivative strategies; Jason Goldberg, as executive vice president and portfolio manager focused on equity derivative strategies; Harley Bassman, as executive vice president and portfolio manager focused on volatility trading; and Ethan Schwartz, as executive vice president and portfolio manager focused on distressed credit. (Reporting by Jennifer Ablan; Editing by Dan Grebler)
Posted: Garden Pond & Koi Pond
6
September
2007
Planning A Water Fountain Garden by Elizabeth Jean
A water-fountain garden will go anywhere in the yard, on the patio, on a balcony, or a porch and even indoors. But certain water features are better suited than others to certain sights (and to certain gardeners, for that matter).
What is Feasible for Installing a Water-Fountain Garden?
This should be your first question, and to find out which water-fountain garden best suits you, your resources, and your space, you’ll need to educate yourself. Be a “know it all” before you start, and you will be well prepared to begin your water garden.
Check out prices and calculate what your budget can tolerate. Call garden suppliers that handle water fountains and ask questions about their products. Also, visit local water fountains. Talk with the owners or those who care for them. Visit local clubs-many communities have organizations that sponsor tours. If you’re well informed, you’ll make better plans, find installation easier, and prevent frustrations down the road.
Size and Site for Planning a Water Fountain Garden
First, check out your site. A large water-fountain garden with a spectacular waterfall will overwhelm a small lot. It also might overwork your budget, your time, and your back. A small garden pool, on the other hand, could get lost in an expansive landscape.
If you’re planning anything more involved than a pre-made fountain or container water-fountain garden, you’ll also need to check with city or county offices to find out if there are any ordinances that apply to the installation of water-fountain gardens. Get more ideas on water fountains by visiting http://skylandgardening.com/category/water-feature/
Be Calculating When Planning Your Water Fountain Garden
Figure all costs in advance. Small gardens are inexpensive, but large gardens can cost thousands of dollars. You don’t want to find yourself in the position of the would-be water gardener who dug a large hole one spring weekend only to fill it in again because the liner was too expensive and didn’t fit in the budget.
You may need to contract a large project (or parts of it) to a professional. Pouring concrete, installing electric lines, bricklaying, and excavation can be extensive (and expensive) and are jobs best left to the pros. Most water fountains can be bought in easy to install kits.
Assess your time and strength. A tub garden will take an hour or two to put together, but a large water fountain garden may take weeks to dig and build. It will also require a good back and strong arms and legs. An 18-inch-deep, 6-foot by 4-foot hole may not sound like a big job, but it would probably take a middle-aged man of average strength a half day to dig. For large projects, you can rent a backhoe.
Maintenance of Your Water-Fountain Garden
Remember to calculate maintenance time, too. A tub garden with a water lily takes just a few minutes a week. So does a freestanding or a wall water fountain garden. Add plants and fish and you add more time. A garden just a few feet across with a few plants and fish will need your attention for an hour or less each week. Larger gardens can demand two or three hours a week. For more wall fountain ideas check out http://skylandgardening.com/category/water-feature/
SHOULD you HIRE IT OUT? A SKILLS RANKING.
* Working with medium-sized boulders and rocks 1 to 3 feet in diameter * Building a wood-sided water garden
CHALLENGING
* Installing a wall fountain * Installing a bridge * Working with large boulders and rocks more than 3 feet in diameter
FOR PROFESSIONALS (OR HIGHLY SKILLED AMATEURS)
* Wiring and other electrical work * Operating a backhoe * Laying brick and concrete block * Installing 1-foot or higher stone walls * Pouring concrete
EASY ENOUGH FOR BEGINNERS
* Sealing and installing a pump in a container * Digging a hole a few feet across * Laying flagstone or stacking concrete paving blocks * Installing narrow widths of flexible or preformed liner * Creating a bog garden * Working with sand, gravel, and boulders less than 1 foot in diameter
INTERMEDIATE SKILLS
* Installing a freestanding fountain * Building a stream or waterfall * Laying a brick patio * Laying small amounts of tile
About the Author
Elizabeth Jean is the author of this article written , a premier Internet resource for wall fountains and garden fountains.
Posted: Planning A Water Fountain Garden
2
September
2007
Lightings Indoor
There is a lot of colorful indoor lights in the market, it range from crystal light, hanging lightings, table lights, LED lighting, energy saving light etc….
Wall light is the most special light that really make the room look different & soften the room.
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2
September
2007
Wooden Fencing
Color : Nature colour
Material : Chengal Wood
Wooden Fencing
Wooden Fencing Support Pole
Wooden Fencing - Double Side (Rounde End)
Wood Fencing Door
Chengal Wood Door
Chengal Wood Slab
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