Q:thanks.the website or forum about how to design lanscape garden will be great.

GardenWeb is really good. You can ask questions about specific topics and trade seeds/plants there. Also I would recommend Dave's Garden.

Q:I need a recipe from page 11 of that cook book, and don't want to go and buy the whole thing. If someone has that book could you please tell me the information from that particular page. If so I would greatly appreciate it. You could scan it, type it, it doesn't matter. I just really want that recipe.

on account that the entire smells intertwine once they cook dinner and odor well. it is not tough to make meals odor well. it is more difficult to make meals style well. my acquaintances are complete chinese language i feel doubt they got here from America however their condo is a whole pig sty. theirs crap they deliver house from paintings everywhere their entrance backyard and again backyard and it is all damaged matters like tables, refrigerator, washing machines,and many others.. however now and again while they're cooking it smells relatively well. however i incredibly doubt it tastes that well. why? simply stroll infront in their door step and you are going to realise why theirs craps far and wide adding lifeless vegetation/animals decaying like fish. Im certain they do not store at a truly grocery retailer both however the neighborhood china the city and all people in my state is aware of the china the city isn;t very well for groceries as it is been identified to deliver rats and it is not even that tasty. that being stated do not allow the smells idiot you.

Q:A. Enjoy the soakB. Get out of thereC. Do some fast talkin D. Get scalded

Usually I do the Im a Little Tea Pot dance If that doesnt work I run the hell outta there

Q:And does this backyard/garden have a fence?

I don't have a garden but I do have a backyard and it does have a fence.

Q:pls help me know how to write an essay... This question for me is hard how can you sustain the relationship mutualism in your home garden. pls.

That's your problem. Don't write an essay on something as nonsensical as the relationship mutiualism in your home garden. Pick a topic that makes more sense and I'll help you out. Send me an email.

Q:I can't bring my cat in this winter - her kitties are up in the roof of my garage and i can't get up there because it wont support my weight. So she's going to have to stay in the garage until her kitty's grow up or she brings them down or something...There's a little indent above the window where she gets up there and i could shove a bed up there or something but i need a way to heat it. Makeshift or homemade would be best, because we only have a tsc(no pet stores) and they only sell one size heated pet mat and it's $100. And when the kitties are 12 wks old the mom won't have to be outside so we'll really have no use for it.there's a pet taxi right now inside the garage but it's not in the roof and there's no way i could get it up there it's too large.so my question is is there any way i could make one out of more reasonably priced items?

Self Warming Pet Bed

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.

It will save you money in the long run but just so ya know they are hard to keep clean its a pain in the butt to make the drinks. LOL But I have one I use it every now then. Go to walmart or target they will have them cheap

Q:Our new home have around 300 sqft area. I am planning to use it all for vegetable garden. But I don't have much experience in it. Previous owner had two dogs and I see lot of dog poop around the house so I am planning to remove half ft soil from that area. I will be composting in house. Bokashi and vermi compost. Please give me information about what I should add to soil in addition to compost. Things which are easily available in stores for cheap are better. Are their any special stores for gardeners in USA? Thank you

Hi, I just found an article called home-and-garden-100-best-links, that is packed full of 150+ links to tons of info about gardening, including mulching, composting, what to plant and when, for your region in the USA and so much more. I was blown away by it all and bookmarked the page because there is just so much resources there for the gardener. This should help anyone looking for information on Home And Garden. Be sure to check each section for your Region for what you want to do. It even has the US Forestry info on trees and shrubs for each region.

Q:Which direction should buddha statue face in home or garden?

In Asian temples and temple gardens, Buddha statues are generally oriented so that they face the south. There are various geomantic reasons for this, but primarily it's so that the Buddha doesn't have to face into the demon energy that is said to come out of the north. Truthfully, it doesn't matter too much. In my home, one Buddha statue faces east, another faces north. They both look happy. And I'm happy, also.

Q:I am looking to fix a relatively cheap soil test kit, most likely one that you send out to a lab for results, which will tell me if my soil is safe to plant a vegetable garden in. I have found a bunch of different soil test kits, i.e. PH, moisture, etc. but none for contaminates. Thank you for all of your help in advance !

I can only speak from experience which is slightly old now that I'm retired.......The tests for contaminants is contaminate specific, that is you must specify what contaminant you are looking for and then the appropriate test is made.......at a very high cost......$150 a pop back then. We could not do a broad screen contaminate test.....we had to have an idea first. I'd suggest you have a typical soil test done by a Laboratory and include micro nutrients such as iron, etc. Contact your Cooperative Extension agent in your county to learn about the soil test process, how to properly gather the soil and how to package and of course, how much $ to include. The agent can also help decide if the soil might have been contaminated. A simple test for herbicides is to gather some soil into two pots. In one grow lawn grass or corn and in the other grow beans. Certain herbicides work on either a monocot or dicot type plant. For example if you can't grow the bean but can grow the corn you know the soil has residual herbicide for dicots.