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WILLOW NATURAL GARDEN FENCING

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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 live in San Diego, Ca,, pretty sunny most of the year, but can get pretty cold in the winter.. I'm hoping to start my own veggie and herb garden this summer (august 08) but don't know if it's the right season to do it, or if I should just wait. Since I'm just starting, I would like to begin with herbs and a few veggies (tomatoes, lettuce, zucchini, snap peas, peppers) do these grow well in this area???As to prepping the ground, after loosening it, weeding it, what needs to be done??Thank you!
I'm in inland San Diego county and have a veggie and herb garden growing, but started it a little earlier in the spring. You still should be okay starting tomatos, zucchini, peppers and peas, but it is a little too hot for starting Iettuce right now. All will do fine because we have such a long growing season. As for herbs, oregano, thyme, sage, parsley and chives are all doing well, but the basil this year looked terrible just about everywhere. If you are inland, we have DG soil, which you will need to amend (you can use compost or a product called amend that you add and work into the soil. If you don't amend the soil, water doesn't saturate into the soil, it will sit on the top and not get to the plant roots.) I have some of my peppers and tomatoes in containers mainly so that I can move them around the yard to see where they produce the most, but if you put them into the ground be sure to support them because they get heavy with the fruit and start to bend over breaking some of the stalks. Also, mulch around plants that are in the ground to retain the water and meet our new conservation guidelines. Nothing like growing your own veggies and sharing them with the neighborhood! Good luck.
Q: He has been in training in the Army since the beginning of July. We are both 20 and have an 8 month old daughter. He will be arriving around the 24th of October (graduates training the 23rd), and I will be going to pick him up from the bus station or airport alone(he still doesn't know which form of transp. he wants to take). I would really like to do something nice for him or surprise him in some way.. But chalk it up to quot;mommy brainquot; for leaving me with a complete blank! Should it be late and we have to get a hotel or stay overnight, my mother will be staying with the baby so preparations have been discussed for that possibility. Any ideas on what we can do or I can do for him? Either when he arrives or after he is settled - to celebrate?
He's really gonna have the sex on the brain. Sorry that's just the way guys are. I'd suggest getting it out of the way as soon as possible. ( a little teasing won't hurt) A nice hotel near the airport or bus station. Get the sex out of the way, (and his long nap afterwards) and the rest of the evening is to get to know each other again! Then have let him see friends they next day and through the week, then, the surprise party Friday nite.
Q: I bought a Comfort Dreams 10-inch Memory Foam mattress (twin XL size) a few days ago, but... It's REALLY hard. It's like sleeping on a rock.
read okorder /.. there's one there that says it was firm when they got it but it slowly got better.... I think the base needs time to ease up a little... it's the 'firm' part of your bed.....those three inches on top are the comfy stuff.....
Q: is it ok to keep homing pigeons in the garden my neighbor has and he is telling me to keep my children in the house all the time so he can get them in it is really starting to upset me is there anything i can do about this
If you live in city limits, you need to check the ordinances and whatnot to see if there are any rules about keeping them. Besides possibly legally, there is nothing wrong with having homing pigeons in your back yard. They don't really make much noise (as opposed to roosters crowing or something), and they don't smell if they take care of them properly. And health wise, they pose no threat to you or your kids. There is no reason why you should have to keep your kids inside, unless they have been bothering the birds. If your neighbor knew what he/she was doing, he/she would not let the homers out until they are adjusted to their surroundings, which includes the sights and sounds of nearby children playing. After a while that will not stress the birds, and they should go inside their loft regardless. If he's having problems getting them to go inside, then either a predator is stressing them, or they let the birds out too early. Reason with your neighbor. You can always attempt to make a compromise, to where they don't bother you (as in telling you to lock your kids in the house), you won't bother them (as in you won't go looking for laws to force him to get rid of the birds). I would be upset too if I were you. But working things out is always the best way to go first, since anger breeds anger ;) Good luck! Becky
Q: How or where do I get these coupons? I'm gonna spend about 3000 on floor tiles and I'm gonna need it. I know that ebay has them, but where else could I find them?
We move alot, and whenever we fill out the form to change our address at the post office, they automatically send you a 10% off coupon from Home Depot in the mail to your new home.
Q: I want to grow and sell vegetables from my garden in orange county Ca. All the farmers markets I have looked at are for certified farmers. How could I sell my produce with out being a certified farmer?
Why not grow them for your own use and just sell any extras to friends and co-workers? Or set up a farm stand in your yard. Market farming, if you want to make any money takes a lot of time to do it right. You need to learn how to both grow for market (very different than growing a home garden) and how to market because just because you grew produce does not mean anyone will buy it. You have to make sure you have enough produce to make it worth going to market and that means having on hand at least $200 worth of stuff to sell (and never expect to sell out, that happens rarely) so you can cover the costs of market fees, fuel to get to market and your time at around $5 an hour (not to mention all the time it took to grow and maintain those crops) If you have never grown a large garden (say 1/4 acre or better) than perhaps you need to work on that first.
Q: my wife and i just moved into our new home and it is freezing. We have electric baseboard heaters and they aren't doing the trick. is there a space heater out there that could help us keep warm this winter, right now it is -12 degrees out side we have put plastic over the windows. All of our doors have towels infront of them to cut down on the draft, please help we are freezing.
I hear the Eden Pures are wonderful!
Q: Would are economy improve if every single american had their own garden?
I guess yes. But it would get involved in the boom of the property market once again. You know the next round of the bubble.
Q: I have a relatively small garden and I would like to take take care of the pests using an organic treatment. Any suggestions for DIY remedies, or commercial products?
Try this list.
Q: What are garden slugs, but snails who don't carry their homes on their backs?
In Seattle they grow 4-6 inches long and can come in different patterns and colors - striped or spotted too. Don't feel bad. We seem to have a bumper crop of mice, who chewed the wires to the lawn tractor, the air conditioning unit, and in other places. Ugh!

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