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- Q: I am planning a Fairytale theme garden. We have approx 1 acre and would like to include Snow White and Alice in wonderland areas. I am having trouble finding garden statues but I know they're out there, I've seen them in other gardens. Any suggestions?
- You can go and buy some in the stores and make them creative with your hands by painting them.
- Q: I am starting a garden this fall with berry bushes and leafy greens. I have been doing a bunch of reasearch because I have never had a garden before and some of my plants are prone to bugs and fungus. I want my garden to be as organic as possible so I don't want chemical spray. Anyone know any good homemade concoctions I can make to help? Thanks =D
- I will just name one product: neem. It is good for controlling some fungal diseases and many insects. You can buy it at places like Home Depot. It's usually packaged as a spray with a name that indicates it's uses, not as neem. Just look at the active ingredients, and it should say 70% neem oil. It is approved for organic production. Make sure it is labeled for your crops.
- Q: a old person and a young kid. Both are kind, healthy, and has done nothing wrong. You can only save one. Who would you save and why?*First suggested category was Home Garden gt; Garden Landscape
- I'd have to go with everybody else. Kid. And obviously, they both must be dying in a garden or landscape somewhere. haha
- Q: After reading Scocasso !'s comment, I'm really inspired to get a edible garden on my own. My parents used to have a small edible homegrown garden when we were growing up and I remember it was really enjoyable to grow you own food.So does anyone know any good online or catalogue source where I can buy seeds for vegetable and fruits? Or perhaps any tip on finding a local garden supplier?Thanks a lot.
- go to ur nearest Home depot.U will get all the information required. Also u will get books on home garden.
- Q: I may be wrong with it's name as I don't know what it called exactly. I read this before so many years. In this u can take an empty glass bottle / tank / bulb / anything which is transperant and in which u can grow small plants of 4-7 inches. If you have any information regarding this, then let me know. and thanx in advance
- it's called a terrarium.
- Q: I plan on starting a good sized garden where I will grow as many vegetables as I can.This will be to save money on groceries, eat healthier (since they'll all be just right there), and with whatever excess I'll take to the farmers market for other people to enjoy, while at the same time trying to pay for my garden investment!So I'm hoping in the following years the pay off will be saved money on groceries, learned a lot, got exercise, and maybe make a little supplemental funds on the side to pay for bills and such, but at first to pay for the garden itself....
- A garden is a wise investment but a home garden posing as a market garden will end up costing you money as it costs money to set up at a farmers market not to mention you will need a vehicle that can haul the produce, coolers, tables, table cloths, a shelter, bags, etc., for selling the stuff at market. Not to mention that growing a market garden is very very different from growing a home garden and if you have never grown a garden before you will do best to start small-no more than 10' x 10' which will not leave you enough food to sell. But it also will not overwhelm you with all the work. A decent market garden at minimum will take around 4 hours daily plus the 5 or 6 hours you spend at market And despite what most people think, just because you have some produce at a farmers market people do not automatically flock to your stand and buy out all your stuff. It takes years to develop a customer base and most people unless they have studied how to grow far market, know how to put in and maintain a market garden (the first thing for a successful market garden is the fact you start planting in April and don't stop until July) and are great at marketing. And even these people will gross less than $300 a week (and net around $100 out of that $300). But most people are doing well to gross $50 a week at farmers market their first year. All that said it is fun to do markets, you will meet a lot of people, just don't expect much from them until you grow over an acre and can sell every week.
- Q: We just resently cleared out our flower bed and are ready to plant some flowers but, I wanted to look at some nice picks of gardens to help give me some ideals.
- Just go to Google Images and search flower garden. You will find a whole bunch of pictures there.
- 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: home of the famous English gardens , term used in England for waiting line , signal
- Kew Gardens Queue cue
- Q: I would like to grow from seed. (maybe buy teen plants from armstrong and transplant) Should I plant in Edna's Best potting soil or plant into compost? Im new to this..I plan to grow any berry, fruit, vegetable or herb that can be grown in the fairly small space I will be having.Now, lets break down the ingredients in this particular soil bag.
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