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The cost of a nursery tray can vary depending on factors such as size, material, and where it is purchased. However, on average, nursery trays can range from around $1 to $5 per tray.

Yes, ground cover can be used to attract butterflies. Certain plants, like clover, thyme, and creeping phlox, provide nectar and host plants for butterflies, making them an ideal choice for ground cover. By selecting the right plants, you can create a butterfly-friendly habitat and attract these beautiful creatures to your garden.

Yes, nursery trays can be suitable for starting succulent offsets. Nursery trays provide a controlled environment for succulent propagation and can help in maintaining the right moisture levels for root development. However, it is important to ensure proper drainage and use well-draining soil to prevent overwatering, as succulents are prone to root rot. Additionally, providing adequate sunlight and gradually acclimating the offsets to outdoor conditions is essential for their successful growth.

Yes, ground cover can be used to create a low-maintenance lawn. Ground cover plants are typically low-growing and require less mowing, watering, and fertilization compared to traditional grass lawns. They also help to control erosion, suppress weeds, and provide a natural and aesthetic appeal to the landscape. However, it is important to select the right ground cover species for your specific location and growing conditions to ensure successful establishment and minimal maintenance.

Yes, ground cover can definitely be used to create a natural-looking pathway. By planting low-growing plants or using materials like gravel or wood chips, ground cover can blend in with the surrounding landscape and create an organic and aesthetically pleasing pathway.

I just need to know the basic story of the journey of a carbon atom, from crude oil to a plastic bag.Thanks :)

Plastic bags start as crude oil, natural gas, or other petrochemical derivatives, which are transformed into chains of hydrogen and carbon molecules known as polymers or polymer resin. After being heated, shaped, and cooled, the plastic is ready to be flattened, sealed, punched, or printed on. hope that helps...

One way to prevent ground cover from becoming invasive is by regularly monitoring and maintaining it. This includes keeping a close eye on its growth and spread, and promptly removing any plants that show signs of overgrowth or invasive behavior. It is also important to choose non-invasive ground cover species that are well-suited to the local climate and soil conditions. Additionally, creating physical barriers like edging or installing root barriers can help contain the spread of ground cover.

like iso 9000can some please give me so basic information about what quality controls might be in place for household plastic items

ISO 9001:2008 is a certification process that companies can go through to prove that their manufacturing process is set up in such a way as to product a certain {hopefully quality} level of consistent product. The Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award (and various state level quality awards) look to recognize the companies that have the best of the best quality levels in their fields. Your direct question is on the product quality itself: Thus, some examples would be: - how well does the measurement of the plastic item meet the engineering specifications (i.e. physical dimensions, part weight, color, surface texture, shine or not, or has the part shrunk any {many plastic parts tend to expand or shrink as the temperature changes}). - how well does the part function with its mating parts - how durable is the plastic part (i.e. will it last for a certain time under normal usage) - is there anything that could harm a use (i.e. child projection) - how well does the plastic part work for the customer There are some of the various things that can be measures to ensure that the quality of the plastic part will meet the customer expectations of the intended use. More information can be found at the American Society for Quality