Hanging your wind chimes is easy. To hang from top of your porch, you can use a simple C shaped hook that screws into ceiling. Any type hook can be used as long as it is strong enough to support your wind chime. Be sure you hang it in an area where it’s freedom of movement is not obstructed by anything. You can also buy fancy hangers that screw in or that stick up from ground. When hanging your chime, try to pick a place that will not get a strong wind – this way you can be sure your chime does not blow off and break.

So, next time that you get out into garden, make sure that you hang out some wind chimes so that you can add a new level to your gardening experience!

Of course for total climbing pleasure this kid of leisure would usually choose fig tree. With its very low entry point from ground, right away you’re sitting half-way up in middle of tree. Our fig tree limbs formed a natural cradle allowing me to lay back with arms outstretched and relax just as well as any hammock. When figs were in season it was a real treat just to reach out and grab a handful to snack on. Fairly often it became necessary to share fig tree with passing birds because in choosing between fear of humans and taste of ripe figs they always managed to be courageous.

Parents if you have space to grow trees make sure your kids get to enjoy wonderful pleasures of tree climbing. It will bless them with lifelong memories.

For additional tree information visit: http://www.vanursery.com where over 160 trees are described along with photographs.

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