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willow fence

made of natural osier with fine craft

artistic,durable and easy to erect

for home&garden deco to make privacy

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Willow fences and screens are made from vertical willow sticks tightly

woven together with galvanized steel wire. Willow fencing and screening

are suitable for an informal garden.Rapidly renewable natural bentwood

material like willow make wonderful fences for outdoor and indoor decoration,

our exclusive pre-build fences panels are designed to beautify your home garden

as well as practical well build fences with easy set up. Different styles and sizes

to suite your needs.

Q: When they say better they might not mean quot;more expensivequot;. The true meaning is quot;upgradequot;, but they don't specifically mean a big upgrade.My friend grows all kinds of herbs when they're in season, he cooks, makes tea, and uses them for medicine for his elderly auntie. Better Homes and Gardens forces you to think about what the word better really means.: Don't let yourself be overwhelmed by the title. Better Homes and Gardens doesn't force you to think anything. It's a title. Similar to Readers Digest, it doesn't mean that you have to literally digest anything, it's offering choices, something that possibly could create a better home or garden!!

Q: What is the best kind of tobacco to buy for making tobacco water for pesticide for my home gardens. I bought a can of Grizzly natural Chewing tobacco becasue it was cheap, but is there a better brand to buy or are cigarette tobaccos better to use for pesticides? Also what is the best method of making it? I heard that just boiling in a pot of water and straining out the tobacco works well but is there a better way?: N. Rustica has the highest amount of nicotine and is often used as a pesticide. Boiling it down will work just fine.

Q: I plan on starting a good sized garden where I will grow as many vegetables as I can.This will be to save money on groceries, eat healthier (since they'll all be just right there), and with whatever excess I'll take to the farmers market for other people to enjoy, while at the same time trying to pay for my garden investment!So I'm hoping in the following years the pay off will be saved money on groceries, learned a lot, got exercise, and maybe make a little supplemental funds on the side to pay for bills and such, but at first to pay for the garden itself....: Hi Oakfur I have Italian truck patch farmers who live down the street from me who have been doing that very thing for years and make a good living doing it. Get ready for some hard work though, and consider what you could make on any other job available to you. With a small garden, I would think you'd spend a lot of time with very little produce to sell so on an hourly basis it may not be worth it. Try it and see, you have nothing but a little time to lose and you'll sure cut your grocery bill. Hope this helps

Q: I need some home decor advice. I will be purchasing a light grey sofa with a glossy black wood coffee table and I will be purchasing a rug to place underneath. Since I want to keep my rug neutral, what advice would you recommend as in the patterns, what color will it look best with my sofa and table?Thanks!: Since your sofa set is already a one with the neutral color you either change one of the two from the rug or the sofa set. Generally a good idea is to have a sofa set with the one with a neutral color and then the rug follows. With the grey sofa set, black rug with a good soft texture will look good. If not black, try going for off white, lime green or light brown. These colors are neutral as you would prefer it and they go pretty good with the grey color of your sofa set. Regards, Deepti, DecorNation (www.decornation.in)

Q: Has anyone used rock dust in gardens? Are vegetables better? Fruit trees? and how much did you use? I want to?: good old crap works for me! forget that rock dust... go out and buy some grade A crap!

Q: What do/did you want to be when you grew/grow up?: I wanted to be a teacher. I am going to school to be one.

Q: I want to get my mom an indoor herb garden for Christmas...which would be the best one to get through the winter? Thanks! :): Get one with the bigggest pots you can find. Those tiny pots are cute but herbs will quickly outgrow them. The type where the container makes a greenhouse are nice.

Q: Located in Theodore,Al I want to know who's visited, who's seen pictures, and what your opinion of the Garden is. I personally love them, but I want do you think?: I have been to Bellingrath Gardens. It is very beautiful and picturesque. Would highly recommend.

Q: garden right next to the driveway is good i guess.. but i would not have privacy! definitely a back garden a priority for me.. more bbqs and parties in the summer :Dquestion rightfully belongs in HomeGardengt;GardenLandscaping .. but .. yeah .. nah ..: I like the back garden better !! Dusty more privacy ...

Q: Does anyone know any home remedies to keep bugs out of my flower/rose garden? I don't know what kind of buds the are BUT they are eating the leaves flowers.: Buy a bug spray and put a small quantity of washing up liquid into the bottle,you can also use a spray bottle filled with water and washing up liquid ,it stops the bugs clinging to the stems.Don't spray over the flowers just leaves and stems. They could be white,black or greenfly or frog hoppers,if you cant see anything at all it could be vine weevil,they come out at night and their grubs feed on the roots of plants and kill the whole plant.Snails or slugs also do plenty of damage.

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