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willow fence

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Willow fences and screens are made from vertical willow sticks tightly

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Q: about two months ago we started to plant our flowers in our garden.then one week later we notice we had alot of dead flowers.then that same day we had some guest over and they all said it was squirrels.so if you have a way of keeping sqirrels out of your garden please tell me!!!!: I've had this same exact problem with squirrels eating my bulbs. One word.... MOTHBALLS!! Well, maybe that's two, but I'm telling you, it works like a charm! The squirrels haven't touched my garden since. You can get mothballs at dollar stores, home and garden stores, pretty much anywhere. You just have to ask around. Once you get the mothballs, place two balls beside each flower, and bury it about half and inch or less into the soil. Squirrels and other small pests HATE the smell of mothballs, and they will stay away from your flowers. Guaranteed. The mothballs will not kill your flowers either, so don't worry about that. You can pretty much put as much mothballs down as you please. The only thing that sucks it that they're a little bit stinky... but hey, it works!! Good luck!

Q: i need something online (not to download) that i can just design the interior of a house. Just to get an idea of what i should do mine in. Everything from Furniture, to TV's, to wall decorations, to pictures. Including Bathroom countertops and paint. Carpet and wood flooring.can ANYONE help me?please and thank you: Here okorder / The better of the two is the second one. It is provided by Better Homes Gardens Magazine. It has tools that allow you to do all of the things you specify. The other link is to the About . com website that catagorizes and provides links to specific tools on the web. In this case, you will find links to various home design tools. Good luck with your projects.

Q: As a college student, the daily trips to Starbucks are breaking my bank. I would like to purchase an espresso machine for myself. I would prefer to spend under $100. I know that this won't allow me to get the best quality, but it's the most I am able to spend. I really only need to be able to steam the milk and produce 1-2 shots of espresso at a time. If anyone has an espresso machine that they love/hate, I would greatly appreciate any recommendations or advice. Thank you.: There are two recommendations I'd like to contribute: - Senseo is a great product. We love ours and the coffee tastes great. You can also make great tea. We love the Starbucks Chai tea that comes in the little pods. And the Cappuccino pods taste great as well. - A real italian espresso maker for under $30: Bialetti Moka Express Stovetop Espresso Makers. They work great, they are real, and authentic. We bought ours in Italy and used them for years.

Q: i have a cat thats always in the bin ripping bags open making a mess, pooping in the bath and anywhere but his kitty litter and being genrealy ferral.i also have a 4 month old who will prob start crawling soon and i dont want the house to be so horrible and yuck when he does.but i dont want to get rid of the cat because hes realy sweet and affectionate and good around my son but i need help training him.so i need dr harry lol how would i contact him.and does he come to melb?or if you have any tips on training the cat that would be apreciated.: lok on the better homes and gardens website

Q: I am growing a erb, vegetable, and fruit garden and I keep finding catipillars eating my vegetables. I keep finding them in my cucumbers, egg plant, corn, and tomatoes. How can I make some home made bug killer?: If you are growing cabbage, grow mint beside it. It will keep cabbage moths at bay. Same with tomatoes/peppers and marigolds against hornworms. Use white oil for mites, scale, aphids, and mealybugs.

Q: Best IPM approach for southern california gardens?: Hi, I've been gardening for years, but I don't recognize the term IPM. What does that mean?

Q: My vegetable garden is about 40 x 40. I live in Central IL. What should I do for it this fall so it will produce well next spring and summer. I intend to till it up but don't know about adding fertilizer, lime, compost, etc. I see those huge piles of fertilizer along corn fields but the pile is very small compared to the size of the field, how would you know how much of the stuff to use in your home garden and how on earth would you ever spread so little of amount? Ten points and a bushel of tomatoes for the best answer!: Don't okorder . I planted rye and clover last weekend and the rye is already two inches high. I am in Midwest also. The only way to really know how much fertilizer to add is to take a soil sample to your extension service and have it analyzed. They can tell you how much of what type of fertilizer to add to a garden plot your size. When in doubt, sprinkle around some slow release fertilizer. And add compost. But to do it right, get the soil analyzed.

Q: What is the approximate cost to replace a barrel tile roof on a 3300 sq ft home?: Here's okorder /c... $28000 for the average bottom end tile $66000 for the average top end tile. If clay tile is what you mean by barrel tile.

Q: How do u get rid of lizards & garden snakes outside your home? Pls help!?: Remove what they eat! Insects for the lizards. And small rodents,frogs and the like for snakes! Lizards are no real problem and neither are the snakes. As long as they are not poisonous! Anyway, they are doing you a big favor being there getting rid of the destructive pests!

Q: I know that Dawn dish soap does but giving my cats a bath would probably end up with a trip to the ED for stitches:( I heard something once about lemon juice.: actually an old timey remedy that really works very well is pennyroyale oil available at any herb store or scent store. pennyroyale is a mint and fleas just hate it and will not even jump on the animal if it senses pennyroyale. you can also plant it in the spring around your yard and it will dramatically cut down the amount of fleas in your yard. also you can make a string collar for your pets and soak it in pennyroyal and let it dry then put it on the pet and it will work like time released. when other remedies have failed pennyroyale has ALWAYS worked.

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