GARDEN WILLOW BACKYARD SCREENING System 1

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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?: I had that problem and used an electronic noise maker that kept them spooked it took about three weeks but they left and I do not know where, Check at a lawn and garden center.

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Q:My neighbor, who always worked outside in his yard, is now confined to a dementia ward in the local nursing home. He still responds to plants, trees, leaves etc. I did take him some bare branches in water off my corkscrew willow tree which have now leafed out and he likes that. What else can I do? I'm thinking of taking small pots full of potting soil and helping him start seeds, (coleus comes to mind as they could be transplanted and used as houseplants.) Do you have any other ideas? Obviously we are limited on space (there is a large windowsill in his room). Could we grow any vegetables? Thank you for any suggestions.: 1. Bring him some new seed catalogs to page through. He would probably enjoy the pictures. 2. Get him a calendar somehow related to flowers, gardens, or gardening. 3. When you visit, bring along a piece of paper and draw out for him what your own garden will look like this summer. Ask for his advice. 4. Create a talking game: use photos of plants, trees, and flowers; use cuttings; stimulate as many of his senses as possible. 5. Take him on a little tour of the nursing home and talk about certain houseplants or cut flowers you pass by. 6. Are there trees and bushes outside his window? Can he easily see these? Talk to him about these plants and let him talk to you. 7. Does the nursing home staff already have some sort of program related to what you are doing with him individually? Perhaps the staff doesn't know he likes to garden. Tell someone at the nursing home about his past as an avid gardener. Can the nursing home staff then ask for his advice on gardening issues? 8. Bring along some picture books related to gardening. 9. Buy him a small framed picture of a garden scene. 10. Is there anyway the two of you can make a gardening scrapbook together, maybe even including a few photos of your friend in his younger days as a gardener? 11. Does the nursing home ever have fundraisers? The two of you could create a gardener's basket of garden seeds, etc. 12. If possible, bring seasonal plants in his room. 13. See if you can find a plum or cherry tree, cut a few short branches and see if you can force these in water in his room. 14. Surprise him with some colorful blooming houseplant. 15. Perhaps the most important thing you can do for him is to bring yourself -- a fellow gardener he can identify with. I hope this helps you and your friend.

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