Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Line different sections to make them more distinct. Make your own one-of-a-kind planters. Bring in a few enhancement plants. Keep your decorations minimal.

Answer: There are much more stylish boundary markers than boring plastic bed liners. Try walling off individual plots with stacked stones or use sawed timber to contain mounds of mulch. If you've got a steady hand and a little patience, you could even plant low shrubs around the perimeter of your flower beds to limit the number of foreign materials you bring into your garden. Knee-high trellises or a series of connected stakes will help prevent those on foot from trampling new growth that's just beginning to spring up. It's best to select edging materials that can be sunk into the ground in order to make sure that they stay put. Fill wheelbarrows, wooden crates, or gaping burlap sacks with potting soil to provide an eye-catching enclosure for your prized plants. Compact containers like buckets or lidless watering cans are the perfect size for housing plants like fresh herbs or seasonal flowers that don't produce much foliage. Consider hanging smaller planters to make the most of the ground space you have available. Get creative and experiment with a variety of found and modified objects. Almost any container can work as a planter as long as it's watertight and big enough to hold the species you're growing. Distribute strands of English ivy, honeysuckle, or wisteria throughout your garden in places where the vegetation is currently lacking. Sewing moss on new brick or between the grouting in a cobblestone path is another good way to inject a splash of added greenery. When planted strategically, these accents can make your garden appear untouched by time. Many "filler" type species are invasive, and can quickly take over your space if you're not careful about keeping them pruned. No matter how you decide to deck out your garden, it's important to remember that the plants and flowers themselves are the main attraction. It's better to choose a handful of simple yet elegant touches than overplay your hand as a designer and try to juggle too many disconnected elements. Your flowering plants should have plenty of room to breathe, and you yourself should have plenty of room to take a sunlit stroll or tend to the duties of cultivating. Start conservatively and add more pieces from there, striving to tie the entire space together organically. If you an overabundance of furniture, ornamental accessories, and other items, you may end up with a space that looks cluttered and junked up.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prepare the onions, peppers and cabbage. Heat a pan and begin cooking the onions, peppers and garlic. Add cabbage and tomato paste. Let the mixture simmer for 15 minutes.

Answer: Start by cutting the onions, peppers and cabbage into thin strips. Keep them separated for now. You can also dice a tomato if you plan on using fresh tomatoes in the dish along with or instead of tomato paste. Heat 2 tbsps of canola or vegetable oil in a deep pan. Put in the garlic and onions and saute for 5-10 minutes, or until they begin to caramelize. Add the pepper strips and saute another 5 minutes. Once the peppers and onions are soft, it's time to add the cabbage. The onions and peppers should go into the pan first, not just because they take longer to cook than the cabbage but also to allow their flavors to be released into the dish. Place the entire head of sliced cabbage in the pan with the caramelized ingredients. Saute for 15 minutes. Stir in to 1 full can of tomato paste to reach the desired thickness. Throw in salt, pepper, chili powder, coriander, parsley or cilantro and stir or toss. You may also use chopped fresh tomatoes in place of tomato paste. These should also be added along with the cabbage and may require an additional 5-10 minutes to stew. If the mixture is too thick after incorporating the tomato paste, try adding a few ounces of water and covering the pan to let the liquids set up. This will also prevent the frying vegetables from burning or sticking. Cook the mixture together, uncovered, for approximately 15 minutes. This will allow time for the sauce to thicken up and the flavors of the individual ingredients and seasonings to mingle. When the cabbage looks soft and tender, remove the mixture from the heat and serve it while it's piping hot! Recipes for fried cabbage with tomato sauce come from around the world, but are especially popular in Eastern Europe. Cabbage stewed with tomato sauce can be served as a hearty side dish, or as a main course with a starchy component like steamed rice, potatoes or fresh bread.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash the plastic object with soap and water. Sand the surface with a 220-grit sanding block. Apply a coat of primer to help the paint stick. Spray a coat of black spray paint on the plastic. Protect the newly-applied paint with a clear primer.

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The paint will stick best to a smooth, dirt-free surface. Dip a washcloth in soap and warm water and clean any dust or debris from the plastic's surface. For a thorough cleaning or to remove stubborn dirt, immerse the object in water instead. Dry the object off with a cloth before painting it. Sanding provides texture to help the paint stick. Rub the fine-grit sanding block with firm pressure over the plastic's surface. When you're finished sanding, wipe away any dust with a dry brush. If you don't have a dry brush, a paint brush works as an alternative. Spray a coat of paint primer over the object's surface. Avoid spraying one area for too long to keep the coat even and light. Let the primer dry for the time recommended on the packaging, which should be between 30 minutes to an hour. You can buy plastic primer online or from most craft stores. Thin primer coats are ideal because heavy or multiple coats can change the object's texture. Hold the nozzle about 1218 inches (3046cm) away from the surface and move the can in smooth strokes over the object. Continue spraying the paint in overlapping strokes until you cover the entire surface. Apply 3-4 coats to strengthen the paint's color, waiting for it to dry in-between coats. Each coat should take about 30-60 minutes to drycheck the paint's packaging for a specific time. After the last paint coat dries, spray the entire surface with a clear paint primer. This will prevent the paint from fading, discoloring, or chipping over time. Paint primer is especially important if you will use your object outside, where it will be subject to the elements.