Living the Country Life, June 2008
Project place
Kevin Davis looked at a rough-and- tumble piece of property bordering reclaimed Kentucky coal mining land and saw a farm. Not a conventional grain and livestock farm, but his farm, built his way. He bought the 120 acres, and after a lot of hard work, the fields, hills, and hollows are now a dream acreage for his family.
Shock value
Whether attempting to keep goats in or deer out, nothing works as effectively as electric fencing. It is quite possibly the most important tool for managing animals.
Top 10 shade plants
As gardeners, we're used to experiencing jewel-tone blossoms - borders and beds in bright light are the norm. However, a well-done shade border can be every bit as captivating as - if not more than - its sunny counterpart.
8 water garden tips
The great thing about water gardens is they are obtainable. With the right planning, you can create an escape that will add a whole new dimension to your backyard. Here's how to do it.
Fish farm fun
Ever wonder where the fish that stock your pond or lake come from? This family may have raised them.
Country view: Best pets
"Country view" asks you to address subjects on which you are the experts. For June, you shared your best pet stories.
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