GARDEN SCREENING WILLOW NATURAL
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willow fence
made of natural osier with fine craft
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for home&garden deco to make privacy
Product Description:
Willow fences and screens are made from vertical willow sticks tightly
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material like willow make wonderful fences for outdoor and indoor decoration,
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- Q: My husband bought me the 14th limited edition Better Homes and Gardens book... and I've had alot of recipes not taste great. I have to alter them alot and then they're okay (FYI- I cook great, it's not me, its the recipes). Also I've found alot of errors with the index and page numbers. I was just wondering if Betty Crocker makes a better cookbook and if there's a better variety. I know the BHG is huge, but it really doesn't seem like there's a lot of desserts or cookies, and I LOVE cooking.Let me know what you think, and if you can recommend a specific book that would be great too!
- Betty Crocker, it's so comprehensive. Everything from defining herbs and spices to kitchen utensils, cooking/cutting methods, safe temps for all foods, recipes...what a masterpiece.
- Q: i'm about to plant a garden this year but since i have a dog, i have to be sure the plants are non toxic to him. i would appreciate it if someone gave me a list of all the edible and safe plants for dogs.thanx!
- As a fellow Boxer owner, I know you have your hands full. You can use the other methods described below, and they may help, but the real answer is excercise and then more exercise. You say she has plenty but how much is that? My Boxer is the same way when she does not get to run or go for a long walk. I come home to find she has taken things (like today was a package of curtains, the last time it was a picture frame) out into the yard to play with, even though she has a Cocker Spaniel as a playmate and can go in and out of the house into a large fenced in yard! She can run for an hour or go for a 4.5 mile walk and then run some more. I try to give her a run every day, but can't always do it now that it's getting darker earlier, so I play ball with her on the stairs. Boxers are high energy dogs, and it sounds like yours is finding ways to release some of it. She may also need mental stimulation - teach her the find it game. Hide small tidbits around the room while she is in another one. Bring her near the first one and say find it. Keep working with her a little each day until she knows what find it means. My dog can be told to find specific things, she knows how to find her basketball, soccer ball, bone, hoofie, Dad, etc. I'm planning next to teach her how to pull a cart - that should keep her busy, and a dog with a job is a happy one. Good luck - Boxers Rule!
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- Q: Who from PS are YOU most likely to stalk home?Suggested Category Home Garden gt; Garden Landscape
- not you.
- Q: does anybody sell home and garden party stuff? do you think there stuff is not as good as it was 4 years ago?
- I am a Designer for Home and Garden Party. I personally think that over time the quality of our products have gotten alot better. I remember the things that I had gotten from just hosting parties from about 6 years ago to now. Believe me--alot better. I must say I absolutely love our products--you could not ask for better quality---and our stuff comes with a guarantee + our stoneware and bakeware have warranties on them. Was there a specific item you were thinking about, or just referrring to them all in general? If I could be of any further assistance--let me know. Thanks.
- Q: I keep my turtles in a pin next to my vegetable garden and haven't worried about the possibility of getting sick until the recent jalapeno scare.
- You say, “Could?” If they are water turtles – and you have fed them raw meat or chicken that was infected with the bacterium – there is a possibility of cross contamination. If they defecate on the soil in which the vegetables are growing – and their stool is contaminated – the possibility exists. Or if there is run-off from the water they swim in – and the water is contaminated – the possibility exists. Or if you use their swimming water (literally their toilet) to water your plants – the possibility exists – IF THERE IS CONTAMINATION from Mr. and Mrs. Sal Monella. If you keep them in a “pen” and they are land turtles you are feeding fruits, vegetables and whatever insects/worms they can find – the chances are highly UNLIKELY and I wouldn’t worry.
- Q: Why do they keep trying to put all my questions in home and gardening today?
- Because you forgot the water the garden.
- Q: Although chipmunks are cute and fun to watch, they can be very destructive with their underground tunnels. My neighbor's brick paver patio is caving in because of this. My garden is full of holes because they like digging out my tulip bulbs. They gnaw on them a bit and then leave them in the sun to die. Is there something I can put on the bulbs when I plant them so that the chipmunks will leave them alone? Is there something I can put in my garden that will keep the chipmunks out? My neighbor has tried several things without success including baby powder with cayene pepper. The chipmunks are also destructive if they get trapped. Last year, one got trapped in my garage and damaged the weather stripping on the bottom of the door in an attempt to get out. Is there anything that I can put down that won't harm them but will keep them away?
- *sniff* So... ya want me to leave? *sob*
- Q: I use mushrooms in a lot of my recipes. I'd like to learn how to grow them at home rather than buying them, Does anyone have some good info or links?
- All I know about this is the phrase my grandpa always said. Some days I feel like a mushroom. Kept in the dark and fed BS all day. LoL This probably didn't help at all. Sorry. :)
- Q: or let it bloom and eventually die in the garden?
- Really depends. If you have other houseplants indoors, you need to be aware that by bringing in garden plants you could be introducing pests to you otherwise healthy houseplants. And in personal experience, I've brought in glads once only to wake up the next day and find ants everywhere! If you are religious about pest control in your garden and check your plants over very carefully before bringing them in, then go ahead. A side note, keep in mind that as plants die (provided they didn't die from disease, infestation or fungus) they can be used as mulch, or composted.
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