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Q: from time to time i move the small plants/roses within my home garden but unfortunately i lose few .: Make sure you water your plants thoroughly a few days before planting so when you transplant, the soil sticks to the roots. For bushes like blueberries, I dig around the bush long before I transplant them. This way, they start forming new roots even before they are transplanted. Keep your bushes watered. Have your new planting hole dug before you dig up your plant. Then immediately upon digging up the plant...transfer it into its new home. Make sure you thoroughly water the newly transplanted plants ...and don't allow them to dry out while they're getting established. Transplant when it's cooler in the evening , if necessary, provide some temporary shade, so they're not adversely affected by too much sun. Good Luck! Hope this is helpful.

Q: Our house is INFESTED with fruit flies. And our house is extremely clean and the house itself is extremely nice. We're not dirty people. I'm saying this because the only time I remember seeing Fruit Flies THIS BAD was in one of my friend's homes and that place was a pig sty. I emphasized quot;THIS BADquot; because there are swarms of them around our home. At first it was just one or two, you know? Swat them away... go on with your life, but now they're everywhere! Please somebody help-: mix up liquid soap and vinegar in a shallow bowl, whip it to a froth, they will come to it land and fall in and drown

Q: Most of the over 55 year old communities have very small lots. There are some of us that are fit and like to work in large gardens. I cant find a community that offers the security of being gated and still have homes with one or more acres.: home and gardening

Q: We are having a Secret Santa in our office and the name that I picked is for a woman who I don't know much about. All I know is that she has a nice garden near her home. Last year, I picked her name and I bought her a plant. She loved it! I don't want to get her the same gift this year. It's too difficult to transport from home during the morning rush hour. Any suggestions? The maximum is $20. Thanks!: I am an avid gardener and can give you some ideas. You could give her packets of seeds or perhaps a bag of bulbs or maybe a gift certificate to Brecks or Spring Hill bulb company. She may like a new gardening tool or a pair of gardening gloves. Maybe a nice flower pot or a little set of pots that can fit on a window sill. A book on gardening (one for her area) is a great idea as well. A gift certificate to a local nursery is a fine gift that will be well received, too.

Q: What do you grow?: well i have a room filled with lots of plants (is that a garden room?) i have got almost 10 varieties of sciophytes!!!! and a 10x10 feet bed of grass well its simple select plants which dont require direct sunlight (sciophytes) and plant them in pots if you cant spare much time for them!

Q: ...and Yahoo believes this should go in Home Garden Cleaning Laundry? Well, I had a different spin cycle in mind, but...ok...: Jerk off.

Q: Lets say, two bedrooms, one bathroom and a small garden or similar, how many acres does that take up on average?: that would be best on about a 1/2 or 3/4 of an acre.

Q: Someone I know has a vegetable and fruit garden in his backyard. He used pesticides on his fruits and vegetables, however, he had been eating them for two months without washing them. Do you think he consumed a significant amount of pesticides to cause serious long-term health effects?This is a serious question, and the person concerned is very worried.Thank you for any insight you can offer.: Well, that depends on the ingredients of the pesticide used. Generally speaking, he should stop that from now onwards. If he feels that his conscious level is lowering or excessive salivation , then he should go to the emergency room immediately