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EPISODE · Jun 17, 2011 · 54 MIN

In the garden

from MyFixitUpLife home show · host MyFixitUpLife Mark & Theresa

Mark & Theresa broadcast MyFixitUpLife LIVE! at Lowe's courtesy of Troy-Bilt's Saturday6 lawn and garden series. So let’s roll up our sleeves and dig in. It's time to build something together. They're joined by the soft-spoken Iron Chef judge and vegetable farmer to the world's great kitchens, Farmer Lee Jones of The Chef's Garden. And the situation turns from food to tools when DIYNetwork's Desperate Landscapes host—and rock solid fitness aficionado—Jason Cameron joins us in the garden. We get the Lowes-down on outstanding outdoor Father's Day gifts and talk Troy-Bilt tractors, trimmers, and more. Theresa talks Olympic paint and their Color Clix app that's helping her with a client's nursery project, and gives the details on helping you prepare for natural disasters with the help from Generac and The Great Hurricane Blowout that gives you the details on being prepared. Mark shares his love for the Troy-Bilt TB260: Mulching Mower With Side-Discharge, and we find out about other Father's Day gift ideas from Troy-Bilt. So spread that mulch and fertilize those flowers, we're built for life.If you need quick advice for a home improvement project, check out our 3,300 blogs or 1,000 vidoes. Or just send us a note. We're happy to help. 

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