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- How To Prune Daylilies Daylilies are wonderful. There are so many varieties that are available in so many colors and wide range of height. Although they require not much care there are a few things you can do keep them healthy all year long. First, Daylilies like 1/2 day sunshine or more. They will sometimes flower in the shade, but the blooms are not nearly as prolific. Daylilies like regular moisture but will tolerate drought if established. Depending on how often y...
- Managing Weeds In The Lawn Weeds in the lawn are very annoying and get in the way of that perfect lawn we all want. Ok, let me stop right there. The perfect lawn is something that a marketing company came up with decades ago to convince us that every blade of grass had to be the same color, height and texture and even one patch of clover in the yard was a bad thing. The reality is that...
- KellerOnline Weekly Update 09-03-08 Brief news updates for September 3, 2008, brought to you by KellerOnline.
- Blooper Fest 2008: BFX Indy Mogul - DIY filmmaking -- In this thrilling episode, BFX editor Bobby Miller takes you through some hilarious behind the scenes footage and bloopers. You'll laugh, you'll cry...you'll cry even more! But, then laugh again. Really really loud. So, in the end I guess it's all worth it! (6:25)
- Indy Mogul Hall of Fame: Tambrm1016 Indy Mogul - DIY filmmaking -- Today we honor, Tambrm1016, a forum member who has been doing free voice over work for Indy Mogulers. And besides this, he has also done an awesome green screen studio tutorial.In addtion, we also are annoucing the TOP 5 Candidates for the PRESIDENT OF MOGULVILLE Election. Watch all the campaign videos and then vote for your favorite. (3:35)
- Transplanting Made Easy Whether you have a just a few tomatoes or hundred of plants to put in the garden, the Hatfield Transplanter makes planting faster, easier, and saves your back. The transplanter opens a 2" X 2" square hole from the standing position. It works with plugs from 72-cell flats and smaller transplants with larger canopies. There is also a depth stop. Lower edges can be sharpened to cut through plastic. The height of handles is adjustable which is great no matt...
- Pruning Japanese Maple There are all sorts of varieties of Japanese maple trees. Some are green, others red, some have red bark and others brown. Some of the trees grow tall and wide, others stay short and squat. In this video I talk about how to prune those types of Japanese maples that are smaller and have a weepier look to them. You can find all sorts of sites on the web that show you pictures of the trees before and after and tell you exactly how to prune. The best way to l...
- KellerOnline Weekly Update 08-26-08 Brief news updates for August 26, 2008, brought to you by KellerOnline.
- SteamPunk Goggles for Less than $10: Threadbanger - BFX Crossover Indy Mogul - DIY filmmaking -- Evenin' Gov'na! How lucky you are to have that datascope (a.k.a. computer); for now you can build yourself some SteamPunk Goggles for your next bioscope (a.k.a. movie)! Check out this Friday's episode of ThreadBanger to get the designs for your SteamPunk Costumes!Special thanks to Abney Park for providing us with some Tesla-powered tunes.The lexicon of this description was provided by The Gatehouse. (7:25)
- How to Identify Poison Ivy Poison Ivy. Just those two little words make my skin itch. I hate the stuff and I am highly allergic as well. I get it every year and have a whole host of products to combat the nasty plant. Of course one of the best ways to avoid poison ivy is to not touch any part of the plant. This includes the roots and the vines, even in winter. So this video is meant to help you identify how to recognize poison ivy in the landscape and how to control it as well....
- Patching Bare Spots In The Lawn After a hard summer or a long winter there are often patches of the lawn that need to be fixed. As a fan of recycling, I do the same thing with grass. There is never a shortage of spots where I have grass growing where I don''t want it. So I just carefully remove the grass from the unwanted spots and rough up the soil in the bare spot to transplant the grass in that spot. Mid-spring and late summer or early fall are perfect times to do this. In the spring t...
- Plants That Butterflies Love Butterflies are a wonderful bonus that comes with growing native wildflowers. You can create your own butterfly garden in your own yard that covers an entire acre or just a small container. The butterflies will find you that is for sure. One place I love to visit is the New England Wild Flower Society in Framingham, MA. At the New England Wild Flower Society late August is the time that thousaPosted on 22 August 2008 | 5:00 am
- Gardening, Meditation and Relaxation I like to use this section of the site as a more personal area. In the past I have shown you some of my adventures and answered your questions about gardening. This time I want to talk to you about why I garden. It''s a weird thing to try to explain why you do something. Why does a swimmer swim, a skier ski, painter paint or an investor invest? Some of it is the thrill, the challenge, the game of it all.&...
- KellerOnline Weekly Update 08-19-08 Brief news updates for August 19, 2008, brought to you by KellerOnline.
- Best of the Test: Robots & Cyborgs Indy Mogul - DIY filmmaking -- Over a year ago Erik and his dad Wally teamed up to bring you a two part Robot and Cyborg special. This week we dive into the BFX archives and bring you some bloopers and never before seen father and son moments. Remember next week is our awesome Steam Punk cross over with Threadbanger! Enjoy! (4:09)
- Special Interview with Felicia Day & Kim Evey Indy Mogul - DIY filmmaking -- In this Indy Mogul Special Report, Erik chats with indie web producers Felicia Day and Kim Evey about everything from running your own production, The Guild, Dr. Horrible, Gorgeous Tiny Chicken Machine Show and MORE! Did I mention there is a hologram? No? There is a hologram too!BIG THANK YOU to Kim and Felicia for talking to us! Check out more of their videos at: www.youtube.com/MediocreFilms www.watchtheguild.com www.drhorrible.com (6:03)
- Pineapple Express New Trailer Indy Mogul - DIY filmmaking -- Download the MP3 - "Banana Peels and Bombs" An Indy Mogul Original - this trailer is a spoof of the new movie Pineapple Express:The guys who brought you Superbad reunite for the action-comedy PINEAPPLE EXPRESS. Lazy stoner Dale Denton (Seth Rogen) has only one reason to visit his equally lazy dealer Saul Silver (James Franco): to purchase weed, specifically, a rare new strain called PINEAPPLE EXPRESSStarring:Jake StrunkSteve Nelson Featuring:Obama GirlLindsay CampbellRichard BlakeleyAmanda FerriDirected and Edited by Justin JohnsonDP / Steadicam by Kyle FasanellaMusic by Jeremy Kutner and Steve Nelson (2:40)
- Lightsaber: Build a Real Lightsaber and become a Jedi: BFX Indy Mogul - DIY filmmaking -- This week on Backyard FX we show you how to build a real lightsaber. Erik Beck unearths the original lightsaber blueprints from the special effects creator for Star Wars. And now we show you how to buy parts to a real lightsaber so you can have your own custom Star Wars weapon.In the test film you'll see our rotoscoping technique on how to complete the effect with some simple computer animation.For full tutorial information go to videocopilot.netFor more tutorials on how to build your own lightsaber go to bigyellowbox.tripod.comFor more special effects and our own lightsaber instructions go to indymogul.comNow go forth and find your inner jedi, and with your new lightsaber in hand you can officially join the jedi academy. Next we'll teach you how to perform jedi mind tricks. (7:25)
- KellerOnline Weekly Update 08-11-08 Brief news updates for August 11, 2008, brought to you by KellerOnline.
- A Video Tour Of Garden In The Woods Whether you are living in Massachusetts or just hear for a visit, Garden in the Woods, the headquarters of The New England Wild Flower Society, is a must see. New England Wild Flower Society is a 107-year-old success story! They are recognized nationally as one of the nation''s leading plant conservation organizations. The founders of New England Wild Flower Society had a compelling vision - a plant conservation society that would protect our...
- How To Make Hydrangeas Blue Do you grow hydrangea? Did the tag tell you they were suppose to be blue yet they are pale white or even light pink? Unless the tag was wrong, the problem is the soil and the nutrients in the soil. One of the most important nutrients that helps change the color of the hydrangea is aluminum. If you add aluminum to the soil the hydrangea tend to turn blue. Your next question might be where do you get aluminum? Some people add a nail or penny to the soil. ...
- Growing Wisdom: August Garden Chores August Garden Chores Water is your most important nutrient this month. If there is not enough rain be sure to water deep and early in the day. (SHOT WATERING) Dividing. You can divide phlox, daylilies and iris this month. Start marking plants that need dividing next spring as well. I like to put a stake there so I know what to do. I always forget co...
- Indy Mogul Hall of Fame: Episode 5 Indy Mogul - DIY filmmaking -- Today we're inducting an awesome forum member who does his own DIY Filmmaking show on YouTube. "Speekerphone" has already made 11 episodes and even featured the work of other forum members. (2:27)
- KellerOnline Weekly Update 08-06-08 Brief news updates for August 6, 2008, brought to you by KellerOnline.
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