Ep. 4.9 - The Recruit - Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden

Season 4 (Summer of '96 Continued), Episode 9. After years of being the "after school special", Adrian is finally trying to get his act together. Unfortunately, Chloe seems to be holding him back with her feminine wiles. (What ever happened to the lazy days of cake for breakfast and frantic nights of creative sex rivaling the salad days of Iggy Pop & David Bowie? Chloe misses that.) When Adrian dares go to an interview instead of staying with her, she gives him a specially made coffee (that wasn't sweetener) that turns his career path in an unexpected direction. --- "Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden" (OJBG) is a fiercely local and independent web series set in Washington, DC about the lives of a group of teenagers growing up and getting down in the 90's. Visit us at OJinBG.com to check out our episodes, blog, news updates, character bios, and more! Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Find us on Facebook: facebook.com "The bad things we do. The things we get caught for--and how they are never the same."

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Garden Candles - Light Up Your Garden With Outdoor Candles

Imagine a warm summer evening, a glass of wine, a meal on the way, even maybe a barbeque. Now comes the decision, eat indoors or if you are lucky enough to have a patio, outside on the patio table.

The trouble is the light is fading, what you need is outdoor lighting.

There are many alternatives these days. Electric lighting or solar powered lighting, colored lights, spotlights to accentuate features or plants, floodlights, we are spoiled for choice. But there is another way, garden candles. Have a garden candle on your patio table or use outdoor candle lanterns. Used outside candle lanterns can look very effective providing a soft flickering light that is very calming.

One downside of eating in the open air on a summer evening can be insects. We are a tasty meal for those little pests and they are not slow to take advantage as we sit eating and enjoying ourselves. Insect repellent candles can be a great help. Provence insect repellent scented candles contain an aromatic blend of fresh Provencal herbs with extracts of lavender to naturally repel insects. They are to be had as torches, long burning pillar candles, tealights for standalone or use in outdoor candle lanterns, in a candle tin and even as a floating candle. In fact you can probably find a Provence candle to suit most outdoor situations.

Another trendy option is to use a citronella candle and these are for outdoor use only where a Provence candle can also be used indoors. Citronella candles are available as long burning pillar candles or alternatively try the citronella tea light candles. With their rich yellow color they look good enough to eat as well as being a great addition to your outdoor décor.

Be imaginative, put a candle on your patio table, use outdoor candle lanterns, firm a torch into the ground or into a patio pot of sand or just place tea lights on saucers.

Think about your garden as an extension of your indoor living space, a place to relax, have barbeques and sit at our patio tables to have a formal meal or sip a wine or whatever preferred tipple. Given reasonable weather make the most of that precious outdoor space.

When you have done the daily commute, prepared the evening meal and the sun has gone down but the evening is still young and warm, eat outside enjoying both the good food, fresh air and the garden. All we need is something to light that patio and garden so why not opt for the little luxury of outdoor candles and enjoy those all too short summer months.

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Was the Serpent in the Garden of Eden the Devil?

When we review our attitude about serpents today it is hard to grasp the fact that in the original creation the serpent was beyond question the most beautiful, compelling, and desirable of all the animals. He was sage, personable, easy, smooth, and wise. The serpent was a visionary - the one who had all the answers, the weaver of magic spells - the enchanter. Who and what was this serpent? What did he want? Why was he there? Was this serpent the devil? What does the Bible tell us about this that will answer this question? Let us look at that for a moment and as we do, remember that from the Historic Orthodox Christian point of view, we are neither looking at analogy, symbolism, nor mythology. This is historic reality. There is an elitist group of fools today who think they are demonstrating eminent sagaciousness and urbanity by branding Genesis as religious mythology. But all this hapless gaggle of demonic dupes are really proving is that they never learned the lesson of the importance of clothing, particularly as it applies to their back sides. A little later on we will spend some time on mythology. When we do, it will be seen that the host of religious myths throughout the world have sprung up from the Genesis account of the Garden, the Serpent, and the Great Flood. This, by the honest application of legitimate anthropology, is proof-positive of the authenticity of the Bible and the Genesis account.

In every area where religion has been perverted for hundreds of years by pagan beliefs and practices, there is still a common bond and it is the Biblical record. The one which we are looking at here, Eve and the serpent and the Tree, has been told in all eras of man and in every civilization throughout the world. The heathenizing and the corrupting of the Biblical truth through Zorastorism, Hinduism, and other false and bizarre religions cannot obscure the obvious truth that one common source - a truth that has been paramount in the minds of people and tribes of all ages - is where it all began. What does the Bible tell us about the identity of the serpent? Was it the devil himself?

Gen. 3:1 Now the serpent was more subtle than any beast of the field which the LORD God had made. And he said unto the woman, Yea, hath God said, Ye shall not eat of every tree of the garden?

Gen. 3:2 And the woman said unto the serpent, We may eat of the fruit of the trees of the garden:

Gen. 3:3 But of the fruit of the tree which is in the midst of the garden, God hath said, Ye shall not eat of it, neither shall ye touch it, lest ye die.

Gen. 3:4 And the serpent said unto the woman, Ye shall not surely die:

Gen. 3:5 For God doth know that in the day ye eat thereof, then your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil.

Gen. 3:6 And when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desired to make one wise, she took of the fruit thereof, and did eat, and gave also unto her husband with her; and he did eat.

The Identity of the Serpent

Was the serpent the devil himself? Was he a representative of the devil, or was he just a created, intelligent being that the devil was able to work through? And if he was a creature that the devil was working and speaking through, was this voluntary or involuntary? Did the serpent have a choice; or was he just the hapless victim of the devil? If the serpent was not the devil but a willing confederate, why did he choose to do this? What motivated him? And what was in it for him or perhaps we should say, what did he think was in it for him? There are Biblical passages that bear on this subject and we want to look at some of them now.

St. Paul, speaking of this very time and situation in the Garden of Eden, said to the Church in II Corinthians 11:3, "But I fear, lest by any means, as the serpent beguiled Eve through his subtlety, so your minds should be corrupted from the simplicity that is in Christ."

But is this Biblical proof that the serpent was the devil, or does it only indicate that he was being used by the devil? Looking further we find, Revelation 12:9 and 20:2 that the serpent is called "the devil and Satan."

But is Revelation not a book of symbols? Is this not only a characterization of Satan as a serpent without actually and literally saying that he is a serpent or was the serpent in the Garden? In John 8:44, Jesus told the false religionists, "Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it." The beginning of which Jesus is speaking cannot refer to the beginning of God who had no beginning, and does not refer to the beginning of Satan since Ezekiel 28:15 says of Satan, "Thou wast perfect in thy ways from the day that thou wast created, till iniquity was found in thee" (thus indicating that Satan was not a sinner from the very beginning of his having been created). Jesus can only be referring to the same beginning of which Genesis speaks. It is the beginning of this universe; the beginning of the heavens and the earth and the human race. Satan was a liar from that beginning. In I John 3:8, the Apostle adds to this when he writes, "for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil." Here the Bible puts this beginning in the era of man and this creation for it is here that the Son of God was manifested. And then, Ezekiel 28:13 says of Satan, "Thou hast been in Eden the Garden of God," although this may be referring to a happier time with Satan before his fall, somewhere else in a blissful place with God before the creations of the heavens and the earth. What does Historic Christian Orthodoxy make of these Scriptures?

The Orthodox Doctrine

The devil, who had fallen before the Genesis creation, was in the Garden of Eden. The serpent was not actually the devil, but the devil was not only working through him; he had assumed the serpent's personality. This was done with the cooperation and consent of the serpent who, for some reason which is not identified, had decided to rebel against the Creator and wished to see mankind brought down. Religious thinkers have speculated about the motives of the serpent. Some have said that his wisdom and beauty caused him to become vain and lust for power in the intellectual realms by competing with God philosophically about the truth. Others have thought that he was envious and competitive with man and wanted to replace him as the ruler of the Garden. Still others have thought that the serpent lusted sensually after Eve and wanted to involve her in the forbidden and thus to separate her from Adam. These may be interesting ideas but they can mean no more than that because the Bible does not speak definitively, or even clearly, about it.

That Satan is able to assume the personality of others and speak through them and as them is common in the Bible. This is often done on the pages of Scripture, not only by imps and demons, but by Satan himself. In Mark 5:15, 16, we read of a man that Jesus went to see who was possessed of the devil. In this account the devil spoke out from within this man, assuming his voice and personality. In Matthew 16:21-23, we read of a time when Satan assumed the voice and personality of St. Peter, Jesus' own disciple. Jesus turned around and looked at Peter but rebuked Satan who was speaking through him. It may well be that this was not a case of possession; in fact it likely was not. But Jesus makes it unarguably clear that Satan was using Peter to promote his ideas. In deed, there are great theological similarities in these two events. There, Satan used a beautiful and wise creature to bring the race down. Here, he uses the gregarious, spontaneous, likable Peter to try to prevent Christ from going to the Cross to redeem fallen man. Satan was able to do a similar, even more severe, thing with another of Jesus' disciples, Judas Iscariot. John 13:2 says that Satan put it in the heart of Judas Iscariot to betray Jesus, but Luke 22:3 says that Satan entered into Judas. After the Resurrection and Pentecost these possessions and mind-manipulations continued to take place. In Acts, 5: 3, St. Peter asked the false man Ananias. "Why hath Satan filled thine heart to lie to the Holy Ghost?" Here St. Peter indicates that Satan was behind this and was the instigator; but that it could not have been done without Ananias' consent. In Acts Chapter 19: 13-16, a more sensational account is given. In this case, false apostles undertook to cast demons out of possessed people. The devils, speaking through these people, defied and chided them by saying, "We know Jesus and we know the Apostle Paul, but we don't know you." Then, in a singular event in Scripture they compelled and empowered these possessed people to jump on the false apostles and do them serious physical harm.

The Invisible Hand Behind the Veil

The Historic Orthodox Christian position is that the situation in the Garden where Satan assumed the voice and personality of the serpent may be the first such event (at least it is the first recorded) but this phenomenon is not unusual or unique by Biblical norms. One of the high cards that the devil has played through the ages is to make his own reality seem ludicrous to gullible and fallen man. Man thinks he is too sophisticated and intellectual to believe in the devil, even though it is he who has goaded man into atheism, lawlessness, blindness, and unbelief. That suits the devil just fine but it does not suit Historic Orthodox Christianity at all. We believe that men should be aware of the realities and activities of the enemy of the soul. In I Peter 5:8, the Apostles says that Satan is prowling around like a roaring lion (or in other words a stalking or a ravening lion) seeking whom he may devour. We are exhorted be sober and watchful.

There Is a Baby In The Bath Water

Certainly there have been foolish and incredible things done and said by religious men that have played into the hands of the devil and have added to the idea that Satan is a myth. The charade that goes with this subject in charismatic humanism today - the tacky, impertinent, arrogant, and disrespectful way in which this whole subject of the existence and the works of the devil is treated - does not project spiritual maturity or power. It is an ego-centered, sensual, heady, emotionally unstable thing that discredits its practitioners and gives fuel to the fires of the enemy. Such people would do well to take a lesson from the Bible itself and from the holy angels. In the letter of St. Jude to the Church (he being Thadeous or Judas, one of the original Twelve) the Apostle is warning against lawless independence and disrespect for authority; even those in non-Christian society. St. Jude says that these false religionists think they have a right from God to speak against authorities. "Yet Michael the archangel, when contending with the devil he disputed about the body of Moses, durst not bring against him a railing accusation, but said, The Lord rebuke thee."

Maybe the Only Funeral God Ever Conducted

In Deuteronomy 34:5-7, Moses had died. This story is unique for several reasons. First of all, there was nothing physically wrong with Moses. Verse 7 says his eye was not dim, nor his natural force abated. In other words, his eyesight was sharp and he was in fine health. Moses died voluntarily so that the children of Israel could go into the Promised Land, which they could not do as long as he was alive. The reason for that is another subject which we cannot go into now. This was not a case of suicide. Moses was 120 years old and his life and work had come to an end. He went up into Mount Pisgah with the Lord where he was allowed to look over and see the Promised Land. Then he laid down and died. Another unique aspect to this situation is that the Lord Himself buried Moses and no man knew where his grave was. This was an expression of honor for Moses. The devil did know where the body of Moses was buried and he tried to steal it. God apparently knew that the devil would do this because He sent Michael the Archangel to guard the grave against robbery, presumably until the body had decayed. What Satan wanted with the body of Moses is not clear. Perhaps he wanted to display it to the enemies of Israel in an effort to humiliate and demoralize God's people. This was often done in those days when a great king, leader, or warrior had died. Or maybe he wanted to show it to his imps in the underworld so he could claim that he had killed Moses and defeated God. But whatever the reason, he wanted it and Michael would not let him have it. In the process of contending with this powerful, once honorable, and mighty being, Michael would not insult, chide, or condemn. He refused to get into a name calling argument. He said in effect, "Satan, I am only doing my job. God will have to be the one to rebuke you."

The ego-centered, theatrical, disrespectful, and bizarre way that this subject has been, and is being, treated in many instances is not good and undermines biblical credibility on this subject. Yet in spite of the fact that in some quarters of Christianity this subject is handled poorly, we must not throw the baby out with the bath water. We are commanded to resist the devil and the Bible does give us much information about his activities. A few will serve to dramatize Satan's reality and the kinds of things he is up to for the benefit of the misinformed and/or the uninformed. There is a scene in the book of Daniel which reveals some startling and intriguing things about the devil, his reality, and activities. In this story Daniel, who is in captivity in Babylon, has been having prophetic visions. One of them was so troubling and mysterious that it made Daniel sick. In Chapter 10, Daniel has been praying earnestly for the meaning to a vision and also for the deliverance of his people; apparently without success, but he perseveres. At last, in verse 10, a great angel, not Michael and probably Gabriel, appears. He tells Daniel that he had been dispatched to bring Daniel the answer three weeks earlier but he was delayed. A mighty evil angel (some believe the devil himself, others think it was one of his chief lieutenants identified here as the Prince of Persia) seized Gabriel and would not let him go. So intense was this struggle that it lasted for 21 days. Finally, Gabriel had to call for Michael to help him. He was so exhausted when the struggle was over he had to stay where he was for some time in order to regain his strength. To put this matter in perspective would take a study in itself, but the point here is to show how intimately and powerfully Satan and his hosts are at work in this world and its affairs.

Many people are familiar with the story in the book of Job where Satan got in line with God's servants and came up before God. God asked Satan what he had been doing and he replied that he had been walking up and down in the earth and looking around. God asked Satan if he had taken notice of the righteous and faithful man Job. This may reveal a behind-the-scenes drama where Satan had been arguing that the Fall, which he had engineered in the Garden, was working and that God's whole creation was turning against Him and to Satan. In any event, God brings the example of Job to Satan's attention. This angered Satan and he accused God of partiality toward Job in order to buy his loyalty. Then God allows a situation to develop that shows that Job loves and worships and serves God because God is God; and Job, the man of faith, believes in God. Historic Orthodox Christianity does not believe that Satan is still able to come up before God in His throne but that he lost this power and privilege at the Crucifixion and the Resurrection. This is taught, we believe in Luke 10:18, Hebrews 2:14, 15 and Revelation 12: 9. These passages reveal that Satan fell from heaven, indeed he was cast out, and he was cast down to the earth. This is his only sphere of influence now. The power of death that he had before, in whatever it consisted of, was destroyed by the Cross. One of the most remarkable stories about Satan and his activities is found in several of the gospels concerning the wilderness temptations of Christ. In these accounts Satan is arguing with Jesus; he is quoting the Bible to Him; he is trying to trick Him by misrepresenting what faith is; he is trying to tempt Him on the basis of His physical and material needs; and he is even able to take physical hold upon Jesus and move Him through the air from the wilderness to the pinnacle of the Temple in Jerusalem. Jesus' defense and example is worthy of note. He would not argue, scoff, insult, or threaten. He simply said, "It is written." St. Paul makes it clear that the Christian struggle is not against the mythologists, the philosophers, the evolutionists, or the false religionists directly. The conflict is with the evil hand that is manipulating behind the scenes. It is Satan, working through these things by assuming their form and voice, who is the real enemy. "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood," he said in Ephesians 6:12, "But against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places." The serpent was not the devil, but he was in league with the devil for his own reasons. The devil had assumed his personality and voice. God acknowledged that union and closeness when he addressed the devil through the serpent and said to Satan while speaking to the serpent, "I will put enmity between thee and the woman and between your seed and her seed. It shall bruise thy head and thou shalt bruise his heel."

The Born Loser

Two facts are evidenced by the final result of the serpent's participation. First, the serpent received his own judgment, condemnation, and sentence showing that he was a distinct personality and creature from the devil. And then, the serpent himself was tricked by the devil, used by him, destroyed by that unholy alliance, and cast aside when he was no longer needed or useful. It was all going to b so nice, so grand, and so wonderful, but it did not work out that way in the end. He never got what he was promised. He did not get the control of the Garden; he did not get the praise and admiration of the creatures of the Garden; and he did not get the girl. What he got instead was a demotion to the lowest, most humiliating, and most despised station in life. He got the hatred of humanity, and a heel on the head from the Seed of the Woman whom he compromised. And so it has ever been with cheaters, thieves, rebels, fools, liars, suckers, and unbelievers who go that same garish way, following the spangled path they think is leading to a pot of gold; but which is actually the reflection of the setting sun upon the slimy trail left by the slithering serpent that leads downward to the pit.

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Ep. 2.12 - The Lunar Landing - Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden

Season 2 (Summer of '95), Episode 12. Continued... More rave. More family drama. (... and we finally find out why Colin's been so mad). Someone even gets trapped in the closet (and it isn't R. Kelly). Oh, and, don't drink the Kool-Aid. --- "Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden" (OJBG) is a fiercely local and independent web series set in Washington, DC about the lives of a group of teenagers growing up and getting down in the 90's. Visit us at OJinBG.com to check out our episodes, blog, news updates, character bios, and more! Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Find us on Facebook: facebook.com "The bad things we do. The things we get caught for--and how they are never the same." French Subtitles by: www.univers-l.com

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Ep. 2.9 - You're My Needle & I Found You - Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden

Season 2 (Summer of '95), Episode 9. Maggie and Yasmine take on mission impossible: dropping the bomb on Rox without having it explode all over their friendships. Good luck girls. Hm, how will Adrian - the man of mysterious and questionable dating tactics - climb out of this hole? --- "Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden" (OJBG) is a fiercely local and independent web series set in Washington, DC about the lives of a group of teenagers growing up and getting down in the 90's. Visit us at OJinBG.com to check out our episodes, blog, news updates, character bios, and more! Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Find us on Facebook: facebook.com "The bad things we do. The things we get caught for--and how they are never the same." French Subtitles by: www.univers-l.com

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Ep. 2.1 - HAGS (Have a Good Summer...?) - Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden

Season 2 (Summer of '95), Episode 1. Have a good summer!? It's the last day of school in 1995... and the rumor mill is working some serious overtime when Jake & Trip get expelled for smoking pot on campus bc this isn't surf camp in Waikiki... this is high school. Then the principal gives the school a "fire & brimstone" farewell speech. Sarah and Gwen bail on the assembly and serendipitously meet at the school's back steps... Future Besties? Or something more...? --- "Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden" (OJBG) is a fiercely local and independent web series set in Washington, DC about the lives of a group of teenagers growing up and getting down in the 90's. Visit us at OJinBG.com to check out our episodes, blog, news updates, character bios, and more! Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Find us on Facebook: facebook.com "The bad things we do. The things we get caught for--and how they are never the same." French Subtitles by: www.univers-l.com

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Unique Garden Ideas - Accessories For Accentuating Your Green Space

Making your garden stand out depends as much on the manner in which you arrange, present and accentuate its elements as it does on the actual plants, flowers, shrubs and trees you plant and prune. If you take the time to work garden accessories into your garden's design during the planning stages, you'll have the freedom to create something truly captivating.

To add touches of flair and inspiration to your green space, here are some garden accessories you can incorporate into your design:

o Garden fountains. While these can take considerable effort to set up, the results are well worth the trouble. Soothing and placid, garden fountains can be sculpted right into the natural landforms of your yard, especially if your garden is tiered and incorporates rock or stone. For an especially striking effect that's eco-friendly, consider adding solar-powered lanterns or candles to your fountain or waterfall; these require no external wiring and infuse your garden space with an inviting romantic ambiance.

o Border edging. Whether you opt for a loosely laid path of flat stones or an intricate interlocking design, using border edging to separate your pathway from your garden is one of those intangibles that separate a superior garden from a mundane one. Wire fencing and decorative stones are common border edging materials, but you can use just about any material that works with your garden's theme.

o Color-rich garden walls. Incorporating patterned arrangements of fruits, vegetables and flowers into the main body of your garden adds artistic splashes of color. If your garden has a theme, you can use wall and border elements to reinforce it or diverge from it. Use complementary color theory and your own creativity to craft an arresting result.

o Yard furniture. Well-positioned yard furniture, crafted from natural materials like wood, can actually enhance the aesthetic appeal of your garden. Hammocks are also perfect for enjoying the fruits of your labor on a sunny summer afternoon.

o Garden fencing. While garden fencing is primarily intended to provide safety and privacy protection, that doesn't mean it has to lack imagination or visual appeal. Use bamboo fencing, hand-carved wooden stakes or posts, or just grow thick, high hedges to demarcate your property from your neighbor's.

o Wind chimes. These accessories do much more than add some music to your garden. When placed properly, wind chimes can actually discourage birds and other pests from landing on your vegetable plants and fruit trees and nibbling at your garden foods.

o Flowerpots and flowerbeds. The right arrangement of flowerpots and flowerbeds can enhance your garden design and impart a sense of careful craftsmanship; for example, a pattern of increasingly large flowerpots arranged on the rising tiers of your garden demonstrates thoughtfulness and artistic aplomb.

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Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden - Paradise Found? - Ep. 4.7

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Garden Arches Can Enhance Your Garden's Design

Garden Arches are perfect for growing climbing plants such as roses or clematis up and over. An arch is a really useful piece of outdoor furniture that can add the wow factor to your gardens entrance or across a pathway. Designers often use a garden arch to separate one area of a garden from another, as you step through the arch you are leaving one area and entering another.

Location
When deciding where to place an arch in your garden you might want to consider using it at the entry point, patio or decking area. The arch will allow you to create a wonderful entrance that will look beautiful covered in blossoming climbing plants. An arch can also add a beautiful focal point to a path or walkway. Alternatively you may wish to consider placing an arch in a secluded area of your garden with a seat beneath so that you can sit and relax in a peaceful place sheltered from the weather. If you are considering using an arch to cover a seat or bench you may want to consider purchasing an arbour instead as this type of outdoor furniture is a sheltered garden seat.

Climbing plants
By growing climbing plants up and around a garden arch you can enhance your garden vertically. A garden arch also gives you the opportunity to try growing wonderful plants such as vines and climbing roses which will look glorious when in bloom. There are garden arches available with planters included in their structure meaning that you can place your arch anywhere in the garden and be able to grow climbing plants successfully.

Alternatively you can grow climbing fruit and vegetables up and around your garden arch such as grapes or beans. An arch is a great solid structure that can support a whole variety of plants.

My top tip - Don't put your garden arch in the shade if you are planning to grow climbing plants.

Materials
Garden arches are available in metal or timber. Metal arches can be either contemporary or classic in design depending on the style you prefer and are made from iron or coated steel. Metal garden arches are extremely durable and require little/no maintenance.

Wooden garden arches are more traditional and blend easily into your gardens backdrop as they are made from natural products. If you are planning to buy a wooden garden arch I advise you to purchase one that has been made from pressure treated timber.

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Basic Yard and Garden Tools List

This is a list of commonly used yard and garden tools. For those that maintain their own yard, you will probably say that all the tools listed are already in your garage or backyard shed. The list was developed for first time home owners wanting to care for their own lawn and garden. This should provide them with the basics- enough to begin normal lawn maintenance. On the other hand, it may be enough of a warning to help them decide that they do not want to tackle what seems to be never ending task of lawn care.

To prevent this article from sounding like an advertisement, I will not list any lawn and garden maintenance companies for those that prefer not to purchase all the necessary yard and garden tools. After factoring in the time, manual labor plus the cost of the tools, there will no doubt be some drop outs for the do it yourself lawn maintenance program.

For those of you that want to go join the club and go forward with caring for your lawn, you may notice none of the tools have related prices. There are several reasons. Mainly the prices can change at anytime and I simply cannot keep up with them all. You can get pricing while shopping for the tools. I recommend that you do that anyway.

Basic Yard and Garden Tools List

Gloves
Rake
Hoe
Shovel
Spade
Trowel
Pruner
Pruning Saw
Sprinkler
Garden Hose
Lawn Mower
Edger
Weedeater - gas or electric
Blower - gas or electric
Fertilizer Spreader
Wheelbarrow
Hedge Shears
Tank Sprayer
Hammer
Heavy Duty Extension Cord

Again, this is not an all inclusive list of yard and garden tools. It does cover most of the basic tools necessary for regular lawn maintenance. While many home owners have acquired a large number of other gardening tools over the years, the basic list here should be enough for the average startup home gardening and lawn care maintenance project.

The benefit of shopping for the tools yourself is that you can find the best prices. An additional benefit is that you will learn more about each tool and its respective manufacturer. So, review them all. Whether searching locally or on the internet, you will learn about quality and prices. Both will help you determine the right yard and garden tools for your lawn care needs.

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Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden - In the Navy Now - Ep. 4.10

Season 4 (Summer of '96 Continued), Episode 10. So much comes together. And if you were wondering what precisely Chloe was doing at Sarah's concert way back when... now you find out. There are more sailors, more weirdness, more new kids, and even a marriage proposal. (yikes.) --- "Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden" (OJBG) is a fiercely local and independent web series set in Washington, DC about the lives of a group of teenagers growing up and getting down in the 90's. Visit us at OJinBG.com to check out our episodes, blog, news updates, character bios, and more! Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Find us on Facebook: facebook.com "The bad things we do. The things we get caught for--and how they are never the same."

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Garden Offices - Work Space Or Play Room?

Garden offices are specially designed as a place to work from a person's garden. More and more home workers are choosing a dedicated work space in their garden to lessen the hassle of the daily drive to and from work. Timber built offices are continuing to grow in popularity because the style of building available is considerable, with custom-built garden offices a definite reality at very little extra cost compared to a standard model.

Some look a little more than a garden shed whilst others are extremely contemporary in style featuring lots of glass, folding doors etc. However, some of the most popular garden offices are the more traditional timber buildings that have the aesthetics of a summer-house with the functionality of a home office.

If you intend on using your garden office through the winter then make sure it is lined and insulated. Insulation will help regulate the temperature of the building while double glazed doors and windows will also make a big difference. The traditional appearance of timber garden offices will enhance your garden, will not upset the neighbours and can easily provide the required dedicated workspace. Traditional good looks combined with the use of super-thick, natural looking, modern timber cladding will ensure you stay warm, dry and cozy during the colder months and cooler during the summer.

Ready-to-ship timber buildings are pre-fabricated structures that are primarily made from timber frames for ease of assembly. Glass panels for windows, door frames and additional features are pre-constructed at the manufacturing plant ready to be delivered to your door.

As with other timber buildings, wooden garden offices need to be placed onto a concrete slab or brick plinth to ensure the sturdiness of the structure itself. Some people have opted for a flattened earth area to place their garden office, only to regret it later when the moisture sets in and ruins their beautiful home office... (not recommended!)

Thermally sound garden offices will add value to your home, encourage a relaxed lifestyle and become a feature which attracts buyers when it's time to sell. In the meantime you're free to use the structure to its full potential: guest room, additional study, hobby room, art studio, man cave or teen den, the choice is entirely yours.

For work or for play, a beautiful extra space in your garden will fulfill all of your needs. Whether you build your new work space alone or with an expert's help, in no time at all, you too will be enjoying your new garden room.

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The Garden Lawn Roller: Why?

A lawn roller is supposed to even out and flatten the grass to lay gross seeds or new sod. If you wish to have a professionally well maintained lawn, it is essential to buy a quality garden lawn roller which will give you a uniform garden that appears even and decorative. Different types of applications are available in the market for choosing lawn rollers. The lawn size and the use of the tool will guide you in the correct direction while purchasing the lawn roller. Look for the different kinds of garden rolling lawn tools and buy the one which is suitable for your particular needs.

Most of the rollers are similar in appearance and functions. Each of the rollers features a hollow cylinder which is designed to flatten everything in its path. The cylinder is made up of polyethylene, concrete, or steel. The steel lawn roller is the popular type used for smaller personal units. While comparing the rollers, you will notice that cylinders have different sized diameters depending upon the sizes of the lawn. Small applications measures 18-inches while bigger applications measures up to 24-inches. The cylinder with a large diameter covers the large area of the lawn. Smaller personal lawns may need small unit to serve the purpose.

After determining the size of the roller you need for your particular lawn, you have to decide whether you wish to buy a pull roller or a manual roller. Pull rollers are normally required for larger areas and can be attached to a vehicle or a tractor. Manual models are relatively cheap but they are not sufficient for larger areas. Compare the features and prices and select the roller that best suits your needs. Today, it is quite easy to buy the required type of lawn roller from the various available options by browsing the internet at the comfort of your home.

A lawn roller is also essential at times prior to seeding or overseeding your lawn. What's useful for overseeding is to run the roller over the yard several times to pad the grass down, and then you can go over the yard with a garden rake to remove all dead grass. When seeding for the first time, there's obviously a lot more steps needed prior to using your roller. Things like checking the PH level within your soil (which should be around 6 to 7.5). Next steps would be removing large rocks and debris. The roller comes in handy when you need to get rid of large clumps of dirt.

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Earth Box Garden - Does the Earth Box Planter Work?

The Earth Box garden system has been around since 2001. It is a container gardening system, primarily targeting vegetable container gardens. Let's take a look at its features.

Size: It holds about 2 cubic feet of soil. This is plenty of room for a decent number of vegetable plants. For example, with that much room you could grow two tomato plants, or 8 medium size plants like pepper plants, broccoli, or cabbage. For smaller plants like peas or beans you could grow 16 plants in one container. Other commonly planted vegetables include artichokes, strawberries, and squash. It works great as an herb garden, and obviously could be used as a flower container as well. The size is perfect for a patio or balcony.

Self Watering: The system has a built in reservoir for holding the water for the garden. With this system it is supposed to be self watering, as long as you keep the watering reservoir of the Earth Box topped off.

Mobile: There is an optional caster set for this garden container. That is a good idea, because with 2 cubic feet of soil, and the water in the reservoir the planter can get quite heavy, and if you need to move it the weight would be a problem without some sort of wheels. This allows you to easily put it in a place where it can get the required six to eight hours of sunlight every day.

Staking System: Since the Earth Box is marketed as a vegetable growing system, some of the most popular types of garden plants like tomatoes, eggplants, cucumbers and other vines will need some type of staking system. There is an optional staking system that you can buy that maintains the stability of the system, since staking directly into the container itself would make it prone to tipping over.

Weed control: The Earth Box system includes a soil cover that is intended to help maintain moisture while keeping weeds down and soil born pests at bay.

There are a few more things about watering and fertilization you need to know to make the Earth Box as productive as possible...

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