The right wood color can easily transform a space. Before updating your floors, ... Ash's natural light tones can help make a ...

If you've got leftover wood ash in your fireplace, don't throw it out. Instead, try out one of these alternative uses for your wood ash around your home.

Wood stoves and fireplaces are great for warming gardeners’ chilly hands and feet, but what are we to do with the resulting ashes? Many gardening books advise throwing these ashes in the garden. Wood ...

Wood ash can be used sparingly in gardens, spread thinly over lawns, and stirred thoroughly into compost piles. Lawns needing lime and potassium benefit from wood ash — 10 to 15 pounds per 1,000 ...

Wood ash do’s and don’ts. Bob in Wardensville wants to know how to use his huge store of wood ashes in the garden. You can apply 1/4 to 1/2 cup of hardwood ash to the soil underneath perennial ...

Vern NelsonApples are among the plants that like ash. On any chilly fall or winter night, plumes of wood smoke rise all over the metro area. Lots of wood is being burned and lots of ash being created.

Colors. Light oil. Sizes. Thickness: 22 mm, Width: 250 mm, Random lengths: 2–5 m. ... Ash Flooring. Solid Ash wood flooring from Dinesen is used throughout the space.

Ash contains potassium or potash, not needed in most soil, but they contain little phosphate and no nitrogen. Kansas City soils already high in pH. Use caution when disposing of wood ashes in the ...