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Q: With home market gardens designed on permaculture principles? Which nations are the pioneers?: Cuba and Chile and Costa Rica all are serious about living well without blowing away the environment. Permaculture principles are a part of that and I know that is what your question is asking but sustainable living is a wide area and also should be about How we want to live and how well we want to live. Personally I admire some things about Cuba. Hey Cuban doctors are all over the world, Cuba is the world's leading developer of pediatric vaccines, and both their biotechnology and medicine verde research are excellent. I plan to take at least part of my medical schooling at Habana. Cuba is also developing an ethanol industry and a hemp industry and they will help with their own needs and bring hard currency from exports. But I am not forgetting that I can come and go as I please and most Cubans can't. Cuba is not a model for sustainable living if people will be in authoritarian society and living sustainably is like feudal living. Let's not go back to medieval times eh?

Q: this make a good hobby?Aquaponic System Farm in a Box - Grand Cayman by Earth SolutionsHome Garden: 6: A okorder / As you can see in the video, it's easy to build the Aquaponics system and the benefits are obvious. - NO weeding - NO soil - NO bugs - USDA Organic approved technique This aquaponics system has been featured on news channels all over the world and the technique is PROVEN to work.

Q: The house that I was raised in, Seattle, Wash., was featured in an issue of 'Better Homes and Gardens', sometime in the mid-fifties. I don't know the year or month, all I know is the address, and what years I lived there. ... Can anyone help?: my recommendation is to call the magazine directly

Q: I am looking for companies who have home decor parties. Do you nknow of any?: there's a company called home interiors. I would look them up and see if theres a representative in your local area. They can either assist you if you're looking for merchandise or if you're looking to become an consultant I'm sure they can direct you there too.

Q: the one's from stores don't seem to work: Good home made fertilizers: Compost: made form leaves, twigs, grass clippings and garbage. Wood ashes from the fireplace and/or grill. Epsom salt (in small doses )can make nutrients more available to plants. If you decide to buy some fertilizer use a balanced organic fertilizer Gypsum is a good additive for most vegetables.

Q: somehow i clicked on some link while viewing for the offers and issues....thou i didnt give my card details for the payment they have sent me a bill for 22$ which should be payable up oin receipt.how can i cancel the subscription with out payment...my first issue will be in very soon it seems...: Just write cancel across the front of the bill and send it back to them.

Q: does enyone have eny good websites that i can vist to inprove my gardening skills.?: You okorder

Q: Pretty much just trimming the bushes, fertilizing the lawn, pest control, and identifying and knowing what to do with annuals and perennials?Just bought a new house and there are a lot of little bushes and small trees. No big trees though since the house is only six years old.Can you advice me on a good general book?Thank you: Better Homes Gardens has a pretty good basic guide. I bought mine at either Lowes or Home Depot several years ago. It covers plant identification, basic lawn care, pruning, soil amendment, etc. But another choice is contacting your local Cooperative Extension office and talking to a Master Gardener. They will probably have booklets and materials for your specific part of the country. This is a free service. If you can't find a listing, try searching under extension services or master gardener for your state and county.

Q: Is it a separate application? Or is it on the same one and It's up to them if I get hired there or sales or something? I'd really prefer to work at the garden center if possible :(Has anyone worked for one? How was it?: Ya know - the best answers would be found at Home Depot itself. Go talk to them. Don't be afraid to voice your desires.

Q: I'm thinking about starting a vegetable garden in my backyard....but I have no clue where to start....I've never gardened in my life.....can anyone give me some pointers or recommend a book/website/etc.? Thanks: 1. Location to have partial sun 2. Add irrigation system - sprinklers 3. Use good potting soil 4. Add premium osmocote fertilizer 5. Add some mulch to keep moisture 6. Better to do it against a wall, wind protection

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