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Building for the Lawn and Garden
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Building for the Lawn and Garden: A Step-By-Step Guide to Making Benches, Gates, Planters, Swings, Feeders, Tables, and More
by John Kelsey and Ian J Kirby

383 pages published by Rodale Press. 64 projects!!

Here is a dazzling array of 64 projects that are easy to make with simple tools and materials. The thoughtfully designed projects are simple to assemble with screws, glue, and nails, yet the results are truly attractive. Features complete step-by-step instructions for 64 projects to brighten the lawn, garden, deck, and landscape. This book features 500 illustrations and 500 photos. There are 15 projects for your Deck and Patio, 15 projects for your Lawn, 18 Garden projects, and 16 Landscape projects! Awesome value.

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