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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

Product Description:

Willow fences and screens are made from vertical willow sticks tightly

woven together with galvanized steel wire. Willow fencing and screening

are suitable for an informal garden.Rapidly renewable natural bentwood

material like willow make wonderful fences for outdoor and indoor decoration,

our exclusive pre-build fences panels are designed to beautify your home garden

as well as practical well build fences with easy set up. Different styles and sizes

to suite your needs.

Q: I am going to start a business doing Wild Tree Home Parties and Selling Wild Tree Products. They are a natural Herb, Spice and Mixes Company that have really great tasting, afforadable, healthy solutions that make your life easier. I know that there are tons of Home Party companies out there...I have been to Arbonne, Tupperware, Home Garden, Partylite, Lia Sophia, Passion...etc. I hate going but usually when I get there I have fun. At Wild Tree Parties (called Tasting Parties) all that is done is tasting different products, no presentation, no games, nothing silly, just straighforward...So what is your take on this type of Home Party...would you love it or hate?: When I was in my 20's I went to all of those parties:) My daughters are in their 30's now (how did I get that old?), and one goes to Pampered Chef parties all the time, but isn't interested in anything else. My other daughter is too busy socializing (or watching 3 toddlers) and isn't interested either:) ...But, good luck:) .... Actually, your business seems like a perfect companion to Pampered Chefs. Maybe you could do them together with someone (or sell both products yourself)

Q: we tried ours today at grandparents house.. they have the hgtv... and nothing worked... (works fine at home) any ideas?: HG? As in Mercury? Or Home Gardens? Or do you mean HDTV? If the TV has a yellow RCA jack on the back (for composite video cables), you use the cable that came with for a standard-definition (480i) signal. The Wii is capable of enhanced-definition, progressive scan video (480p), and that requires a component video cable (where the video signal is split over 3 RCA cables - usually colored red, blue, and green). Most HDTVs have component video jacks on the back. Usually you have select what input jack you want to use on the TV.

Q: I need to make a layout so my grandma can design a couple great flower beds for my yard.: search online for a program called 3D garden designer...I got it free on CD while I was living in the UK, so I don't know if it is available for download or not

Q: I heard a while back that weeds actually end up helping other plants grow because they die and become a fertilizer. I recently tried to look more into this, and all I can find is a bunch of gardening sites talking about how to control/kill weeds. I realize that weeds are probably bad in home gardens, etc.. I am wondering if they serve a role in forests or something of that nature.: Yes! And the best weeds in the world grow in my yard - come get all you want! Seriously, weeds do serve many roles, from some of them having medicinal properties to erosion control and even as food sources or fertilizer as you mentioned. Some people's weeds are other people's prized plants.

Q: During the last week-two week period, these little creatures have appeared inside our home. Our guess to their arrival is they attached themselves in some way to my fathers work attire while he was building some facilities for produce, as we are not gardeners by any measure nor have anything in particular growing inside the home that would convince a significant # to enter our home.: short hair is good for some people, others, not. it depends exactly what u look like

Q: Does Madison Square Garden deserve the title of quot;The home of wrestlingquot;..just because it hosted the very 1st Wrestlemania??We all know that MSG is a world renowned venue for sporting events,rock/pop concerts etc...but if it did'nt hold the 1st wrestlemania would it still have that prestigious title of 'the home of wrestling'????If not MSG,...what other venue is worthy???Also,as some of you know i'm in the uk and it has always been a lifelong ambition to watch wrestling in MSG..i'd like thoughts from users who have been to see wrestling there!!! thanks!!!: Midtown.

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: I want my rabbit to have enough room to grow in as well as have a good enough area to play with her toys.Shes a dutch rabbit and Right now shes lives in a doggie kennel like the one below.: You're okorder /... But even then it's a bit small, a rabbit should be able to do three full hops minimum in at least one direction - for a rabbit as athletic as a Dutch, that's something at least 6-7 feet long!