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Q: i just bought a new house in alberta. they just did the lawn, shrubs and planted a tree. now they are telling me i need to contact a person to come inspect it to make sure it was done properly before they give me my deposit for letting them garden my yard. i forget the proper name for the job tittle the surveyor has so i dont know who to call :'( please help.: umm, the best i can come up with is either: Home inspector OR Professional Landscaper Hope that helps! lol However i don't quite understand why they would give you your deposit for letting someone landscape your yard, i have really never heard of that...

Q: I live in the NE USA. I have an apartment porch with another porch on top of it, so I get sun in the afternoon, into early evening. I have to have a garden on the porch because any indoor plants will get eaten by the cats. I'd like to be able to plant some seeds in planters (either the long ones or in pots) and keep them on the porch to bloom and grow. I'm not sure what kind of plants would grow well in my area and under those conditions. Anything that can be planted, kept outdoors in the winter and grow back in the spring/summer would be awesome as well (perennials).I'm looking for as much help as possible. What kind of plants would work well, when I'd need to plant them, which kind of planter, how often to water and if I can leave them outside in the fall/winter and have them grow back on me.Thank you so much!: herbs and green onions would be great...they grow relatively quickly and can be both useful and beautiful...some herbs even flower =) many popular herbs generally crave full sun, but can grow in partial full sun...mine are as far as houseplants...you may want to give your cats a treat...plant catnip! it is pretty, green and cats LOVE it =) as far as flowers, you may want to check your local home and garden store for the most appropriate plants for your area...i'm in louisiana, so i'd probably be wrong on that one

Q: I'm getting a garden ready for spring here in January.The soil is kind of compact and clay like. I have a bunch of leaves sitting on top of it now.I plan to till all the leaves into the soil, and till the soil to break it all up.Thinking about adding some dried manure that I can pick up from the lowes.Also, saw some stuff called clay breaker which is gypsum.Will it be a good idea to add perlite too?: Web search your county agricultural extension office to find out what the soil is like in your area. Talk to your neighbors who garden. The only real way to know what you need is to soil test. But, you just about can't add to much organic matter. I don't use perlite in my garden. I don't need it because I keep adding whatever organic matter I can find---leaves, hay, compost. I can't comment on the gypsum. I just don't know. I don't need anything like that either.

Q: Almost summer in Alaska and I wanna garden this year.I'm new to it so what would grow well up here.?Websites are welcome.Thanks in advance.: What I like to do is get random packages of seeds and just plant them. This kinda gives a natural look to a garden and it looks different every year. I guess this is not the way 'professional' gardeners would do things, but the most important thing is that you enjoy what you do right?

Q: Hi, I have a copy of the Better Homes and Gardens Bread Cookbook from 1963. In there is a recipe for Hopping Bunny Bread. The picture with the recipe shows two versions of the finished bread: one has the bunnies shaped in a curlicue type of fashion, with a head, body, tail and ears. The other version is simpler, just a twist of bread that resembles a bunny from the back, with a tail at the bottom. I have the cookbook but we moved and a lot of my books are in storage, and I won't be able to look for this book until after Easter. This bread is a tradition in my house...I bake enough for my family and for my parents too. I do remember that there is orange juice in the bread dough. If anyone has this recipe or cookbook and can give me the recipe I will really appreciate it!: I have a Hopping Bunnies recipe scribbled on a recipe card. It is identical to the Orange Rosettes recipe. I've always used butter instead of shortening. The bunnies are shaped as directed in the link to the bread machine recipe. While still warm, they are frosted with a sugar glaze (see below). Mix ? cup hot water, 1 t butter and 2 cups sifted confectioner’s sugar. Mix until well blended.

Q: Building two 3 x 8 foot raised beds and looking for suggestions of what grows well in Seattle.: well i would suggest that you first look into buying a cow, let it get fat, and then you can slaughter that son of a b****h

Q: The edition I had years ago would have been from around the late 1970s. The recipe was found in the Quick Breads section. It may also have been referred to as Orange Cranberry Bread.: The okorder , it is by runnergirl 630 This recipe actually belongs to Ocean Spray go to ocean spray and click on their recipes you will find the exact recipe except Better Homes changed the word shortening to oil and cut the cranberries by 1/2 cup Ocean Spray has has this original recipe on the back of the bags of cranberries I have been using it from many years

Q: For a historical short story I'm writing I need this information. Thanks.: Home life was relatively untouched - unlike WW2. During WW 1 there were no bombing raids, nor rockets launched. The main effect was that so many of the ablebodied men were in the armed forces, or in the navy, There were shortages, but more people at that time had home gardens, kept chickens etc, so the shortages weren't anywhere near as severe as during WW2.

Q: Here is a list of home and garden products that are marked down, some by 60%.: Die spammer.

Q: Hi,I wanted to start a home garden right now. What crops could I plant? What herbs?thanks: French Breakfast , White Icicle , Sparkler , Cherry Red Radish. They will mature in about 30 days if properly watered.

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