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Willow fences and screens are made from vertical willow sticks tightly

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Q:I'm almost 30 and am due with my first child in December. I have worked a fulltime job since I was 17 mostly in nursing. My husband and I decided it would be best if I just stay home with the baby once she is born. My issue is I know I will go stir crzy after a month or so. What are some hobbies I can do at home? PS I can't do any art things(like drawing painting etc.)because I royally suck and can't grow anything so gardening is kind of out: most turn to baking! Join clubs if you can go out, deffo join a playgroup, you'll meet other mums and bubs there. Also try reading more, subscribing to magazines like better homes and gardens for ideas, and learning one player games, sudoku, crosswords, writing, scrapbooking, making clothes, knitting, joining fun websites and yoga groups, home yoga and fitness dvds, get to parks and go out as much as you can, music, charity work, selling cool items from home/markets....

Q:hi... anybody know of any good home magazines?: martha stewart home and garden home style/style home whatever P:

Q:what can i put in a garden to keep rabbits away. Heard of fox urine. does it really work? where do you get it how much does it cost how long does it last. Is there anything better? Is the produce safe to eat after you use that?: Rabbit's seem harmless to the nature lover, but to a gardener they can be quite destructive. Rabbits often take up residence under decks and sheds. They can be seen in the very early morning and at dusk, foraging for food amongst garden plants and flowers. Often, flowers and vegetables that would have been thriving are nibbled down to nothing. A couple of good remedies for dettering rabbits is dried blood, which can be purchased at your local garden center, and human hair clippings. Your hair stylist will gladly provide hair clippings. Try sprinkling these in areas where rabbits are living and where they are likely to do damage. The human scent of the hair will usually be enough to keep them away, and the scent of dried blood scares away rabbits, as well as many other garden pests. According to Gardening How-To, published by The National Home Gardening Club, the article entitled Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, written by Barbara Pleasant, suggests sprinkling used cat litter around flowers that are being eaten by rabbits. She warns that because of bacteria in used cat litter, it should not be sprinkled near or around any edible plants. The same article suggests the use of a rabbit fence made from chicken wire. The fencing can be place around flower beds and gardens to effectively keep rabbits out. It suggests burying the fencing several inches below the ground, otherwise rabbits will tunnel their way in. Chicken wire is also a good way to keep rabbits from making their homes under sheds and decks. Guess Who's Coming to Dinner says the fencing does not have to be any more than two feet high to effectively keep rabbits out.

Q:I'm eager to get into organic home gardening.: The benefits are innumerable. Aside from the money you save, you can be certain that your fruits or vegetables do not contain any harmful pesticides. You also have fresh food at your disposal. Although time consuming and very hard work it is also very therapeutic and brings a great sense of accomplishment.

Q:is a home garden picked pumpkin, cooked then turned into pumpkin soup a good source of protein? if so, id like to know how much! ty :): Pumpkins don't contain very much protein, if any. The milk or dairy products you use for the soup will though. Vegetables are not by themselves good strong protein sources--you can combine vegetables to get proteins, but you still need more than what they provide. The highest sources are beans and legumes, combined with grains such as wheat or rice. There is only about 2 grams of protein in a cup of pumpkin puree.

Q:Home remedies to remove worms from my garden?: the common garden worm is not doing any dammage to your plant i reakon it is a different culprit possibly fruit or slugs ckeck for rolled up leaves or chewed leaves use asuitable pestacide most gardeners would be very happy to have all your worms hope this helps martin2

Q:garden and home: It really depends on why you want it divided. I'm going to assume it's for some sort of repair. I would use 6MIL plastic sheeting. It's strong enough to hang for a great distance and much tougher to penetrate, by accident, than thinner MIL sheeting. You can find it in various lengths and widths at Home Depot or Lowes. Be sure to get enough so that it covers the distances from floor to ceiling and wall to wall. If you need to have an entry/exit in it for access, be sure to overlap by approximately three feet, at least two feet. Hope this helps.

Q:Me and my wife just finished moving in to our first home and we want to have a vegetable garden next Summer. Problem is we both know absolutely NOTHING about gardening. Neither of us ever did any growing up, nor did our parents really do much either.I was hoping the community here could give some good tips to help us get started. We a do not have a ton of space, probably from a rough estimate I did a minute ago 12x50 at the max and that would need to include walking space since most of it is our side yard. We also live in Ohio so winter will need to be accounted for. If possible we would really like to do tomatoes and I have heard we may be able to grow them off the side of our garage saving us some space, and zucchinis would also be nice! Outside those we are open to any suggestions.Anyways if anyone has helpful websites, step by step guides, general tips, advice on fertilizers or pesticides to use/not use all of it is appreciated, since as I said we are completely ignorant on this subject!: According to me you take the guidance of special companies which provides healthy foods for public and good in this field.

Q:i don't have anything planted in my garden right now but am planning to plant vegetable in the springshould i till my garden and expose the dirt to the winter frost or leave it like it is until i till in the spring: Yes, if the ground isn't too hard till it now. Frost will break down any clods of dirt and also kill any weeds you turn over. You will then be well away for planting when spring comes.

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