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Q:The recipe is for Blue Cheese Bacon Mini Corn dogs. I was reading the magazine in a dentist's office, and didn't have time to right it down. I figured it would be on the Better Homes Gardens web site, but it isn't, and I couldn't find it any where else on line. Also...would cubed steak taste better than mini hot dogs with the blue cheese and bacon?: Well I see you were given the recipe. I have another suggestion for you. Whenever this has happened to me while waiting in a doctors office, if there's an article that I want to finish reading, etc. I just ask the receptionist if I can take the magazine home with me. They've never said no before. I also like to return the favor by taking my own read magazines and giving them to my doctors offices to add to their collection. Not only am I returning the favor but the magazines are put to good use, a lot better than throwing them away. (my trash company doesn't offer those recycle bins)

Q:I just read in my local paper that tilling the garden every years is NOT a good idea! I have a small community garden which a neighbor dutifully tills for us, does an amazing job, but the article said that too much tilling upsets the eco-system of the soil.Any thoughts and advise on this before we till for spring (we live in Cleveland, OH): Besides reducing erosion and using less diesel fuels (big advantages, of course, to farmers), there are other considerations such as the vegatation left on the surface decomposes and feeds nutrients back into the soil. PLUS Excerpt from the site article (below link): “As a result of us keeping crop residue on the ground, we have a new foraging opportunity for wildlife,” says U.S. cotton, corn and soybean farmer Jay Hardwick. “So we’re seeing a new happening on the landscape in terms of wildlife emergence. Not only top of it, but underneath. Earthworms are coming back to play, and earthworms are strategic in getting water into the soil structure.” Our own experience: Because we have heavy clay soil, it is difficult to even keep the soil 'tillable.' (We don't have the lovely rich black soils of the midwest.) For areas we plant annually (our veggie garden), we have built raised beds and doubledug the soil before we filled them with native soil and massive amounts of compost. Yearly, we dig in (with a fork) our compost from our compost bins and worm bins and required soil amendments for the crop we will be planting. We haven't had to till since then...over 15 years. We've actually given our tiller away.

Q:He is currently incarcerated at SCI Camp Hill, PA, awaiting reclassification to a quot;Homequot; facility. Getting him a subscription should wait until he's transferred to whatever facility he is assigned to for the balance of his time to be served.: I don’t know how long your grandson will be there I can only assume longer than one year. If his stay is less than one year would it not be easier to send a locally purchased copy from your post office? I also assume you want to send more than one magazine to your grandson, most magazines can be sent as gifts that will be charged to your credit card! That can be renewed if need be! To wait for his permanent location is a good idea as the magizine subscription needs an address to send to that is not temporary! Your grandson should get his current address upon transfer. If you live close enough to your grandson you can always hand carry the monthly issue on visiting days and give it to him that way!

Q:ive had my turtle for 5years since i found him outside my house.and he is getting too big for his tank.i took him to a place where they take animals in that need a home til they let them free but they said hes been kept in captivity too long so now i don't know where to take him. does anybody have any ideas or if busch gardens would take him?: I would just drop him in there. I dropped off my turtle at a kind of Chinese garden place. They wont be able to tell haha. :)

Q:I have a project for my job, which is coming up with fun or entertaining activities that would be beneficial to the environment and that the community and students can participate in. The community garden is the FH King community garden in UW-Madison.: Have you considered looking at citizen science projects that require people to conduct surveys of plants, bugs, etc.

Q:Why is the government raiding farmers markets and wanting to inspect home gardens?????Why do they feel they need to knock off competitors: They are making sure that you are not bringing vegetation from other countries or growing illegal plants. i recently got back from a trip from dubai and we had dried limes and other things they confiscated because they were illegal this will all change with a matter of time.

Q:What do you grow?: I have a room that I grandly call my plant room (it's my 2nd bedroom); I grow African violets, episcias, dwarf gardenias, miniature roses, orchids, jade plants, night-blooming cereus, aloe vera, and just about anything else that comes my way! I keep the room at a temperature of about 72F/22C, with a humidity of 65-70%. Most of my plants sit under ordinary fluorescent fixtures that I got at Home Depot, which I plug into power strips (the kind you use for computers) and which are in turn plugged into ordinary mechanical appliance timers. My small plants are kept on stands that I built from ordinary PVC pipe and pipe fittings, likewise purchased at Home Depot. Everything in there seems to be happy and I win a fair number of ribbons on my violets (I don't show my other plants) so I guess I'm doing *something* right!

Q:I live in San Diego, Ca,, pretty sunny most of the year, but can get pretty cold in the winter.. I'm hoping to start my own veggie and herb garden this summer (august 08) but don't know if it's the right season to do it, or if I should just wait. Since I'm just starting, I would like to begin with herbs and a few veggies (tomatoes, lettuce, zucchini, snap peas, peppers) do these grow well in this area???As to prepping the ground, after loosening it, weeding it, what needs to be done??Thank you!: There are plenty of passions to follow in San Diego and this hotelbye is the area to begin finds what San Diego must offer. In the San Diego holiday you'll stage external of one's rut and you will examine new actions while you're here and you could just find that discovering a new goal can be an adventure in itself. One of many areas must see from San Diego is Balboa Park. That park has over a 1400 acre and here you will find old buildings, numerous museums, gardens, and green space. The park was designed for the Panama California Exhibition of 1915-1916. The main architecture is Spanish-Mexican style, reduced level buildings that merge with the natural surroundings. One of the shows of the park are the Botanical Gardens and lily pool, the Museum of Man, the Museum of Natural History, the San Diego Museum of Art, and the famous San Diego Zoo. Even if you never enter a building the park is merely an attractive place.

Q:And does this backyard/garden have a fence?: yes yes, it's really weird fencing.. a forth is a wooden fence, half is metal gate and another forth is just a bunch of steel bars

Q:i have the christmas addition of this magazine from 1971. do you think it is worth anything?: www.okorder /.. About 7 bucks. Maybe more on OKorder. I would however make a collection and keep them if was u. google 'vintage magazines' just to see what's there for fun.

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