At HooksandLattice, we provide an incredible collection of original products, both standard and personalized to enhance your house and backyard right into a vision of beauty. Additionally, we supply Gooseneck Exterior Lights for your sidewalks or backyard paths, Sign Blanks, Barn Lights as well as FireRetardantPlants. Whether you have a courtyard garden or patio backyard, at HooksandLattice you'll find Sidewalk Signs, Planters and Pots, Artificial Outdoor Plants, Artificial Trees and Boxwood Hedges.

HooksandLattice offer a wide variety of fire-retardant plants. Although they can't prevent or stop flames, their stalks and foliage will not contribute or add fuel to an current fire. Fire-retardant plants are beautiful as well, and truly appear great in a garden.

Gardening in containers gives the plant lover a garden to be admired with out the extra work a sizable backyard demands. At HooksandLattice we have an range of a raised garden bed and fiberglass planters. Even if you have big flower and vegetable beds on your property, the importance of a couple of containers for immediate color and drama where ever it is needed can't be overlooked.

You can help shield your home from a brush fire by planting with vision and by Creating a Defensible Space. There are actually no fireproof plants, but the types listed here are known to be fire resistant or fire retardant. Even though these plants can be broken and may die in the flames, it is their leaves and stems that may contribute considerably to the fuel or level of a fire.

Arizona Sycamore (Deciduous Tree) – Autumn Sage (Evergreen Shrub) – Blue Fescue (Ornamental Grass) – Blue Oat Grass (Ornamental Grass) – California Fuchsia (Perennial) – Century Plant (Succulent) – Deer Grass (Ornamental Grass) – Dwarf Coyote Bush (Evergreen Shrub) are only a few of the plants that are accessible. Some tips, that may help you prevent the spread of the fire.

1. Focus on low-growing, fire-retardant ornamental plants within your landscape design.
2. Clear away dry grass, brush, and lifeless leaves inside thirty ft from your house.
3. Frequently trim all plants to eliminate dead wood, extra stems, and branches.
4. Trees and big shrubs ought to be positioned a minimum of ten feet apart from one another, and away from your home. Trees ought to by no means overhang your roof.
5. Water just enough to help keep plants wholesome. Too much promotes excess plant growth and produces more possible for fire fuel, while too little lowers the moisture content and causes plants to burn up more readily.
6. Most importantly, the 30-foot defensible area must be taken care of regularly to be able to be effective.