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willow fence

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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,

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Q: I'm going to a bridal shower where the invite said a Home and Garden theme and said to bring gifts that the couple can use for home renovations. Any ideas on what to buy?I have not seen their house so I am unsure of home decor, etc.: gardening tools gift certificate for a gardening/ plant store yard flower pots recycling containers household drill

Q: How do you create a door or invite Fairies (Fae) into your garden or home?: You can create a garden with plants and flowers that are said to attract them. I know they are supposed to like rose, foxglove, lily of the valley, oak, and maybe jasmine. I'm sure there's a book on it. Any of the herb books will probably have this information and books on magical gardening would also say. As to inviting them into your house, I really don't know. Probably the plants listed above. I think a book like Cottage Witchcraft by Dugan might talk about this. Look up the review on amazon and see or maybe someone here has read it. You might also look to the historical stories for insight. Though in reading these stories I think you're likely to decide you don't want them in your home.

Q: I'm not afraid to admit I do move questions. I just feel sorry for the questioners. The latest one is a person asking about how to fix his typewriter in the Books and Authors board. Ummm, I know books. I know authors. I know nothing about how to fix a typewriter past shaking it and hoping that works. lolI've also seen other questions about appliances, Venetian blinds, how to get a wrinkle out of leather. There just doesn't seem to be a fix-it page, unless it's fixing your house. So, where do those kinds of questions go, considering people were willing to let go of points because they really want answers? (And, honestly? I have to admire anyone who still uses a typewriter. lol): Home and Garden has Maintenance Repairs, DIY and other subcategories that would seem to work.

Q: Does the television show Home Garden Television (HGTV) influence you to improve your home and garden?: Influence me - no. Give me ideas on how to - yes.

Q: do you have a seven dust garden use only: you're top, it replaced into known to handle ticks and fleas on pets, yet while it became obtrusive that great numbers of pets have been death from it is use, they discontinued it for pets. We lost a puppy to Seven dirt because it replaced into absorbed via the exterior, into the blood flow and died interior of a few hours of application. This replaced into lower back interior the previous due Seventies.

Q: I want to grow and sell vegetables from my garden in orange county Ca. All the farmers markets I have looked at are for certified farmers. How could I sell my produce with out being a certified farmer?: Why not grow them for your own use and just sell any extras to friends and co-workers? Or set up a farm stand in your yard. Market farming, if you want to make any money takes a lot of time to do it right. You need to learn how to both grow for market (very different than growing a home garden) and how to market because just because you grew produce does not mean anyone will buy it. You have to make sure you have enough produce to make it worth going to market and that means having on hand at least $200 worth of stuff to sell (and never expect to sell out, that happens rarely) so you can cover the costs of market fees, fuel to get to market and your time at around $5 an hour (not to mention all the time it took to grow and maintain those crops) If you have never grown a large garden (say 1/4 acre or better) than perhaps you need to work on that first.

Q: low spaces and low are in garden in very importance and nice so early morning is rose very beautiful so need all people garden and income many but alone man passtime garden: If you're going to post in the all English category, learn the language. Your question makes about as much sense as a fish riding a bicycle.

Q: If you had a 4 foot by 8 foot patch for a garden, which plants would you want to have the most? Assume there is a seperate patch for tomatoes, and those don't need to be included.Thank you: There okorder /

Q: were they do a sort of quot;chess gardenquot; were instead of chess pieces they have black and white river stones,i am doing the same design on my house, but there are a few instructions missing, like i need to know what is mean to go under the stones , like a protective covering,these things prove viatal, for this is a gift for my father as he does not know of my doings for this gifts!!thank you , your help is infact, much apreciated!!!: There will be two differant ways to find it. There is a place where you can go to previous shows and episodes. Or you can type in your question to them, and search. Good Luck! I've done it several times.

Q: I am a believer in providing my own food for myself, but i am worried that in the future the pollen of GMO's will contaminate the crops i am growing at home? Is this a possibility?: yes but only of you are growing soy and corn. And if you are growing sweet corn you have always had to plant either ahead or behind the field corn as any corn that crosses with sweet corn ruins it (other than other sweet corn). So if you are growing produce and herbs in your garden and not corn or soy you should not have to worry about G<O's pollinating with your crops. Also if you are not surrounded by farm fields don't worry. I have been growing a sustainable, GMO free market garden in rural SW Ohio for 17 years and they only time I had crossing was when I was growing edamame within 50 feet of a field growing GMO soy (I knew because the flower color was the same as the GMO soy and should have been another color). So i destroyed the crop. Don't worry about GMO corn pollinating your melons or lettuce, it will not happen as that sort of thing can happen only in a lab and not through natural sexual breeding.

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