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Build a Retaining Wall

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By Katie Hamilton, James Dulley
| The Epoch Times
For a basic retaining wall to contain a flower or vegetable bed, concrete blocks are a popular choice. Today you’ll find a variety of materials that can make up a retaining wall designed to hold back the soil and plantings in a landscape. If soil erosion is an issue, consider consulting with an expert at a garden center or hiring a landscaper who has experience with erosion in your area. For a basic retaining wall to contain a flower or vegetable bed, concrete blocks are a popular choice.
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James Dulley: How to Use Elegant Urethane Wall Trim

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By James Dulley
| Noozhawk Verified
Dear James: I think some decorative trim could jazz up some rooms in my house. Is this a project that I can do myself? And what type of trim is easy to work with? — Kimberly S. Dear Kimberly: You will be surprised how adding a few pieces of decorative ornamental trim can alter a home’s character and appearance. It is called “millwork” among professional carpenters, and you will find a huge selection of styles available.
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Use Elegant Urethane Wall Trim

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By James Dulley
| The Epoch Times
Installing the decorative trim yourself is not that difficult of a job, especially if you use urethane millwork instead of wood. Dear James: I think some decorative trim could jazz up some rooms in my house. Is this a project that I can do myself? And what type of trim is easy to work with?—Kimberly S. Dear Kimberly: You will be surprised how adding a few pieces of decorative ornamental trim can alter a home’s character and appearance.
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