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WILLOW EXPANDING GARDEN DECORATION PANEL

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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



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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

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Q: For home gardening, it would seem that it is a matter of how pure one wants to be. However, including in a compost pile vegetable or fruit skins containing insect spray would definitely cause serious contamination.For commercial farms, does organic certification require that all compost or other so-called organic fertilizers and purchased soil, mulch, etc.,, be screened for chemical content?For home gardening, how can one be sure about the content of purchased soil, mulch, etc.?
i dont think so because it all rots into soil big farms use all kinds of stuff from animal parts to coal ash to, partical board saw-dust, and even human poo
Q: I need to know a home remedey to repell cats from flower beds and/or gardens. Thanx
There is a product called NO NO in the pet stores. Pet Smart
Q: We moved in a rental home which does not seem very old.Does the heating system need to be serviced?
You need some method of moving the warm air down into the room. If this depended on ceiling fans (not particularly comfortable when no heat is being applied), there is usually a rotation direction switch on the ceiling fan (do not switch this while it is rotating). Summer, you want it to blow down into the room, to help cool things below it. In winter, you want it blowing on the ceiling, which cause the warm air up there drifting down into the room.
Q: What is considered a garden home? in reviewing condo's for sale, in multi-unit buildings, they use quot;garden homequot; as a description. Is that a ground floor unit? does anyone know? thank you.
Assuming vines would be allowed to sprawl or could be adequately supported I would plant winter squash and lima beans around the edges and, between them, a row of parsnips or sweet potatoes. For my winter crops I would plant a few collards, some turnips and some rutabagas, maybe some beets and either kale or kohlrabi in the tomato patch. Other than the kale and collards these can be stored for later use. If there is a freezer or the ability to can produce even they could be stored. Good luck and enjoy!
Q: Does anyone know of a good place to sell home decorations through? I was hoping to find a company that I can sell from cateloges or magazines.
hard situation. research into google and yahoo. just that can assist!
Q: does anyone know if they have out dvd's of househunters that is on on the home and garden channel
no okorder and order episodes of different shows
Q: designed to protect International banks from a bartering system? I know the government isn't enforcing the ban now, but they did write the regulations into the 2011 Food Safety and Modernization Act for a reason. And bartering is becoming very popular in Europe as a way to not participate in global currency. Many people are bartering on Craigslist these days.
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Q: husband built a beautiful porch with planter boxes on the side I want to grow spices can anyone give me links with how to info and pictures of the plants
You probably mean herbs, not spices. Most spices grow in tropical or subtropical areas. Herbs can be grown in the home garden in Northern America and Europe. I've listed a link for growing herbs. Just stay away from the mints-they are too invasive for a planter box.
Q: Some of my friends and I would like to start a small garden in our backyard. We live in California in the Bay Area, just for extra reference. We'd like to know this:1.) How do we get started?2.) What are some of the easiest vegetables and fruits to plant? (we were thinking lettuce, strawberries, tomatoes, or maybe some herbs like thyme or sage)3.) Should we know something about seasons/time of year to plant?4.) How would be then maintain our garden?I'll give BEST ANSWER to the person who answer all these questions in a bit of detail.THANK YOU GUYS/GALS IN ADVANCE!
First off find your gardening zone. Second lettuce is a cool plant, plant early in spring, strawberries the same - but cover them from the birds. tomatoes plant in early June - lots of water and sun - they are water hogs by the way...thyme and sage are great for containers,so is basil and prsley. You must water them every day tho'. You live in a zone 9 I live in a zone 5. Your growing seson is much longer. Check out National Home Garden Club for zones and tips or just search Plant hardiness zone in yahoo or google for a specific area. I hope this helps you and your friends.
Q: any advice?what do i need?i've never done this before.....
You'll need: space: whether you just dig a square, or use containers, you'll need a good amount of space. 6-8 hours of direct sun for most vegetables and flowers. soil: good soil is needed: compost, etc. water: to get started, you will need to water the plants until established. Tools: a good, sharp shovel, a hoe, some hand held implements to put in the plants Plants: for your first time, I'd go with things from a discount garden center like Lowes or Home depot. Buy a few things and put them in the ground, have fun dude! Experiment. But, you can't go wrong with good soil, water, and sunshine.

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