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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.
- Q: that will do well, i living in the caribbean. i have some space in the yard and would love to help the home a few streets away, i am new to gardening any advice on what will grow best and how long it will take to produce?
- okra should grow easy in your area, thing is would the kids eat it? tomatoes should be easy enough in your area, i would recommend an heirloom variety, buy seed online. any of the squash would grow well; summer and winter. The winter, which grow in the summer but store well through the winter might be a good choice; they are good cooked until very soft mashed with butter and sugar. onions, buy the sets and grow all winter for spring harvest in your area.
- Q: Also have two cats and am worried about them coming into contact with the woodchuck
- EASY ANSWER! Take the cats dirty litter, your hair, if the neighbors have dogs.. llect some poo also... Stuff all this stuff down the hole that is closest to your garden then put a big rock over the hole. Usually, woodchucks will be so grossed out by the different smells that they will dig a hole in a different direction and your garden will be out of sight out of mind. As for the cats, well the best way to stop wood chuck hunting is to keep them inside. I had this old TOM years ago, He would hunt woodchucks....limp home with bites the size of silver dollars. Go to the Vets get stitched up and before the stitches were out he was back hunting woodchucks only to get bitten and stitched again, and again, and again, until I neutered the damn fool and kept him in the house!
- Q: We have lived in our home on the coast for 4yrs now and never had a problem. We live in a 3 storied home and they seem to be just on the middle floor. I have tried fly strips and all but it like there collecting 40 fly's a day.. Its grossing me out and now i am getting concerned about our pets.
- try Home and Garden Other. for some reason this ended up in the Pets Rodents section by accident.
- Q: I just got him 3 days ago. I feed him at 7am and then take him out for 15-20 minutes to potty, at 10am i leave to work and leave a little bit of food and water. I work from 10am-6pm (2-3 days a week), and i can't come by at lunch. My neighbor has agreed to check up on him, but not i'm not sure if at 12 or 1. He's already peed and pooped all over the living room and i know that's normal for a puppy because they can't hold it too long.Around 6:30-7pm i feed him again and then take him outside for another 15-20 minutes. I noticed that he doesn't like to be on the sidewalk and is usually messing around where ever there is grass. My question is when i'm home, How many times should i take my puppy out when i'm home? Is there a general rule? Is 15-20 minutes enough for the puppy? I don't have a backyard, it only a small area for him to walk on concrete but the front has a small grass area.Thanks.
- puppies generally need to go outside every hour when awake.. if he's pottied on your carpet, its because you are not getting him out often enough. I personally wouldnt leave him crated more than 3-4 hours without a potty break. 1pm would probably be better than 12, so he doesnt have such a long stretch to hold it before you come home. walk him 10-15 mins, dont let him play around, gently tug on his leash and remind him to go. If he plays around too much, take him in and crate him for 10-15 mins then try again. Praise when he does go. Dont let him play around until he's done his buisiness.. he needs to learn that outside is for potty buisiness first. Do allow him some play time after he's finished.
- Q: If you read my last question you will know I was asking about a bin cage, well I found something that wouldn't take up as much room and would still provide lots of room. I was looking into tank toppers. They are cages that sit on top of an aquarium.......i would get a 10 gal. tank topper. I found one that is fall proof, so the hamster cannot fall far distances and hurt itself..... i looked at every part and it is impossible for the hamster to fall a far distance. So my question is, do you think I should get one of these tank toppers and buy a 10 gal. tank, should I make a bin cage, or should I just buy a cage from petsmart or petsuppliesplus?
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- Q: ok so i went to the beach on vacation and i found some seashells and it said when i found them that i could display them in my home or garden but idk how to do that and i have the sims 2 seasons so i actually have a garden and im not sure if it means that garden or the plants and stuff!!
- well okorder and look your game up then if you see geek sqaud near it you can click on that then should tell you how to i think.
- Q: Do cucumbers planted in home garden need to be watered once a day or twince a day ? If there are two or more new small cucumbers on one branch, will they all become fruits that can be reaped ?
- once a day either early morning or later at night so the sun doesnt fry them. Yes the will grow with more than one on a vine. i put mine against my fench they will climb too for future reference and that makes them more stable and larger. but dont water when its sunny it will damage the plants.
- Q: How can you grow a home garden in a drought?
- First, it depends on WHERE you are. What zone, how much rain you get annually in the drought, the heat levels and evaporation rates, and the soil. All of these can change what works best in your garden. For example, you can check out keyhole gardens in areas where the temperatures aren't frequently up into the 100's (farenheit) in the summer. You can look up how to do these - used in Africa right now and very nice way to grow plants if you can swing it. If you live somewhere like Northern New Mexico, you might try something like the Zuni waffle gardens, which help utilize lower water amounts. If you live in a hotter, drier desert, you probably want to dig down and have recessed gardens (even if it's more work in hard soil) as this collects more water during the rains and when the soil is below the level of the surround ground, the wind blows across it less and that lowers evaporation rates. Mulch can be very good, but too much mulch when you have too little rain, and the mulch absorbs all the water and the soil gets very little (this in areas where there is very little rain, about 12 inches a year or so). some large rocks over your garden, where the plants aren't growing, will keep moisture in the ground under the rocks. But if it gets too hot where you are at, the rocks can raise the closely surrounding temperature about 10 degrees or more which could stress the plants. heirloom seeds and drought resistant varieties can be very useful, if you make sure they work with your climate. The more local the seeds, the better.
- Q: I'm looking for a certain picture of a home from one of the magazines articles. Is there a place I can see their old Magazines?
- Try the library or ask the librarian about internet searches....they are very helpful about this and may be able to get a back issue for you.
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