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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

Product Description:

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.

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Q: This is my first gardening experience. The tomatoes turned out nicely. But now what do I do? If I leave the plants, will they grow more tomatoes again?: leave them Yes, will they grow more tomatoes Just before the fall frost pick all your tomatoes (even if they are green) then pull your plants out when the frost hits (sometimes you might get a few weeks extra growing time if you cover your tomatoes when the first light frosts hit, uncovering during the day and covering when the night temperature is 40 or below. but your all done when the hard freeze hits or the day time temp doesn't get above 55)

Q: Other opinions welcome too. When I add feminist in the question it automatically goes to the place.I cannot be bothered with the extra steps.: I'm intrigued by you're interested in feminist views on this? :) I am a feminist and was home schooled. My parents taught me and my four sisters in our own home/garden in nice weather and we received tailored, intimate tutoring. Home education isn't suitable for everyone but my sisters and I have all gone on to do extremely well both academically, socially and career-wise. I think the benefits of being taught at home range from one-to-one tutoring in a relaxed atmosphere to the absence of bullying and peer pressure. Many people worry that home schooled children miss out socially, but if they attend social meetings outside of home lessons then this isn't an issue. I went to ballet lessons, drama lessons, swimming lessons, pottery-making lessons, youth clubs... Anything that caught my or my parents' eye, and I also spent time playing outside with children in my area. When it comes to doing formal tests it is easy to get correspondence courses from local or national colleges and sit exams in local schools. My sisters and I all did our GCSEs at home then went to further education colleges for A levels before university. Apologies if you're from the US and not familiar with these terms! Hope I've helped you. :)

Q: I was wondering if they get thrown away and if they could be bought for pennies on the dollar: Most of it is returned to the vendor after the main selling season ends so the retailer never has to clearance them. The vendor simply takes them and gives the store credit back. The vendors then usually destroy the seeds or find some other use for them as many seeds are only good for so long.

Q: i am considering buying a barratts home and want to know if the garden will be laid to lawn or if i have to pay extra: For the right price, I'm sure the builder will do any kind of landscaping you want.

Q: why doesn't my home have a garden?: Well Ninja Kangaroo, first, somebody's got to say this home needs a garden. Then somebody needs to be willing to dig in the dirt, add things to the dirt, learn about plants, trees, flowers, decide what the garden is going to contain, shop for the plants, put them in the ground, feed, water, pull weeds, mulch, give that garden a lot of tender loving care to nurture it into a lovely, joyous addition to the home.

Q: Home Garden gt; Do It Yourself (DIY) gt; Yes, (DIY): Eggs: Home and garden. Do it yourself.....yeah, that sounds like typical Yahoo Staff thinking. I usually lay eggs in my nest in the storage shed. It does get confusing though, go to the bathroom or the shed...bathroom or shed. I cant count how many eggs I have dropped in the hallway while trying to decide.

Q: how can i get rid of black algae in garden pond?: Wish I knew how big of a pond it is that you have. The pond that I made is 5 foot long by 3 feet wide and 3 feet deep. Here is what I did,now bare in mind I only had algae on the sides. I wiped down the entire sides of the pond,did a water change. But then my pond was cloudy. I waited 2 days and went and got a small bottle of clear all(sold in aquarium stores,cost $2). 3 days of adding this and I have not had a problem since. Crystal clear and can see everything in the pond. And this is with a pond that is wide open to the sun, getting 12 plus hours of sunlight daily.Plus my pond has a sponge filter and a power head to circulate the water.We just went through 1 of the hottest July's on record with temps in the low to mid 90's just about every day. There is also barley straw that can be used and is sold at pond centers. But I heard it takes about a month before seeing any results. Hope this helps

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 ..: Definitely a back garden so I can relax without every passer by checking me out :)

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