GARDENING DECORATION WILLOW SCREENING
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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
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material like willow make wonderful fences for outdoor and indoor decoration,
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- Q: For home gardening, it would seem that it is a matter of how pure one wants to be. However, including in a compost pile vegetable or fruit skins containing insect spray would definitely cause serious contamination.For commercial farms, does organic certification require that all compost or other so-called organic fertilizers and purchased soil, mulch, etc.,, be screened for chemical content?For home gardening, how can one be sure about the content of purchased soil, mulch, etc.?
- for 'home' gardening.... DONT PURCHASE any soil, mulch etc.... make your own, then you'll KNOW what went into it.... as for commercial produce and what it contains.... don't be silly.... of course there's something in it or on it.... so don't use it.... commercial FARMS?....if they SELL produce labeled 'organic' they do not purchase anything for their gardens that is not already labeled organic.... it's the LAW.... now, as for organic gardening.....??.... don't let me get started.... you want organic?... take your self and go out into the middle of a old abandoned farmstead in Kansas , for example... plow over an acre there.... plant 'organic' seeds.... there ya go... one organic garden..... what you get FROM it is up to the rain gods and the bugs.... past that, you're doing something to it and it's no longer 'organic'..... that is one word that is so over-used and that has so many possible 'meanings' that it's useless in normal conversation..... I'd like to see it abolished.... either folks try so hard to attain it and can't get food from the garden or folks get all snobby and won't eat anything that wasn't raised that way and pay dearly for it (so how is it that they don't spend more money to buy pesticides and fertilizers to put on these plants, thus saving a BUNCH of money, but the produce costs so much MORE than the usual stuff???)....... and it's just all gonna turn to poop anyways!!!... I agree that chemical pesticides can harm both us and the environment!!... DDT showed us how we'd gone 'too far' with killing bugs.... nowadays, the smart folks use a little pyrethrin in emergency situations *from flowers...or some Neem *from a tree or soap..... and still, someone will claim these things are not 'organic'..... I'd like a twenty minute session inside a locked room with them!!.... how pure?.... wash the stuff before you eat it and you're doing the best thing you can!!!.....
- Q: even quot;challenging onesquot; and probably won't get one answer bashing me or what my beliefs are on my home or my gardening? But i come here on RS and can get bashed from all sides with even the most neutral questions and suggestions! Why oh why people is that the way it is here? REALLY!? This imo should be the place where the least bit of that is found, right.? Anyone with me? I think we should challenge ourselves in the interest of, whatever you wanna call it, and see how many answers we can give without attacking the persons Character or Answer in anyway. Can it be done? Surely! Will we do it? NOPE! Why not?
- I think that the heated discussions that take place is a positive thing- for something that neither side can effectively prove, the debate keeps both perspectives honest. I don't think we should ever be completely 100 % about our beliefs seeing as we cant prove them, and the heated discussion reminds us of this fact, although sometimes unsuccessfully.
- Q: I see many of my friends and neighbors with their home gardens, and somedays it seems to me that they are not really saving much? But maybe there is something I am missing. Do you think home gardens are really worth all the time, energy and expense?
- Yes of course, home gardens are the final decoration of the house breaking the corners and balancing the heaviness of the concrete other architectural works. Home gardens are also at present, a basic need to your home environment to make your perimeter cooler and living.
- Q: A. Enjoy the soakB. Get out of thereC. Do some fast talkin D. Get scalded
- depends how hot the water is but if its not boiling hot the i would enjoy the soak
- Q: I got an ad in the mail for EarthBox and they look interesting, but maybe a little too good to be true. Do they really work well enough to be worth the cost? Also, they say you don't have to use a pesticide with them but I can't see how the box prevents bugs from being attracted to your plants.
- My roommate has 5 or 6 earth boxes and they are COOL! I don't think they stop pest problems, we still get snails and earwigs and slugs, but they are a great way to use the small amount of space you have for a garden. They're essentially like having a raised garden bed, so it's a bit harder for pests to get in there than if the plants were straight in the ground. There are a lot of ways for you not to use pesticides on a home garden. Generally, home gardens are fairly small and so easy to control pests in. At night, espeically wetter nights, I tend to wander outside and find all sorts of pests munching on the plants (in the earth boxes too), and I just pick them off and dispose (kill) of them. A great site to control pests without using pesticides (since that sounds like why you are attracted to earthboxes) is from the University of California, Davis at ipm.ucdavis.edu Anywho, I like our earth boxes as we have a small yard and stuff grows well in them, especially from seed!
- Q: I'm planting a garden in a few weeks and i need some help. What are any tips you guys might have?
- too wet the plants won't grow to dry the plants won't grow make sure you make the garden in a very sunny place
- Q: I just need some suggestions of what to spray on my plants to keep the cute little creatures from eating our summer garden. Don't want to hurt them but just keep them from nibbling my veggies.
- put a small little fence up.........something cheap.....and you can still step over it......two feet high chicken wire and stakes
- Q: what best philippine vegetables to plant in philippine garden at home?
- well i think. runner beans.... because it has a nice flower and it can make ur garden nice or upo/winter melon or banna well bannana blossom is still vegetable........... thats all i can think of hehe
- Q: How can I enrich my home vegetable garden?
- take john poole`s advice,it`s real good !
- Q: im a total beginner. i hv a medium yard n im in Canadawhat are the easiest fruit and / or veggie plants 2 grow in ur first garden? by any chance, can i grow blueberries/raspberries/strawberries??
- to get some decent results, you have to do some work first. I 'm in manitoba. to our veggie garden plot we added generous helpings of compost (built our own bin years ago) cow manure peat moss.also we added some veggie garden fertilizer then stirred it all in with a rototiller. carrots always grow well for us. just gotta be sure to thin them out so they have room to grow to a decent size. radishes have been a hit miss--the last 2 years they have gone directly to seed. peas are easy but you have to put up a mesh fence for them to climb. I soak the seeds for a couple hours then roll them in nitrogen before putting them in the ground potatoes are easy. they are ready when they stop blooming. this year I cut the seed potatoes rolled them in bone meal before putting them in the ground. I've never grown blueberries but for the raspberries strawberries, place them in full sun where they have lots of room because they spread like weeds. also, they come back every year so you never have to replant. I prune my raspberry canes down to about 2 feet tall every fall---or spring if I didn't get around to it in the fall. It makes them bush out. green peppers tomatoes are easy--you need to buy some cages for them though. I grew turnips for the first time this year--they are HUGE--turnips are ready to harvest after the first frost. onions green onions are easy. I have a patch of chives that come back every year. some things can't be planted too close together such as pumpkin cucumber as they will cross pollinate. you can do a google on companion gardening (I think that's the term) it tells you what plants do well next to other plants. good luck happy gardening!
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