Q:Do you have pictures?

I love gardens and every year for our anniversary hubby makes me something homemade for them. I have a copper waterer that the water comes out of in the shape of a 7 for of course our 7th anniversary and then he welded me a set of birds, long legs, wings, beaks, the works one year and I fell in love with them, that year at Christmas under the tree that morning was a welded nest and a egg... for my birthday I got a welded baby bird and then for our next anniversary a teenage bird. Everyone loves them. He could sale them, but I won't let him, their mine. I have a hand made wooden wishing well. A lighthouse. 3 bird feeders that hold 200 pounds of sunflower seeds (that is 200 not a typo).. my yard is about 3 acres.. +or- I wish I did have pics to show you. Plus I dabble in painting so through out the garden is handpainted stepping stones.

Q:I really love sex.my husband and me never use clothes at home and we always play sex everyday.what do u think?is it health??

What you and any other consenting adult do in your own home is entirely beween you and him/her/them. Just keep your windows covered so that others are not subjected to it. Insulate your walls or keep your vocals to a minimum if in an apartment where others may have to suffer your particular form of noise. Only perverts and mentally sick individuals have any interest in other peoples sex lives. Keep yours to yourself. Only you and your husband need to know whether it is appropriate or not. It is private. Between the two of you only!

Q:i have a bill for homes and gardens and id like to pay it on line. how do i do that?

Go okorder and follow instructions for paying online.You will have to open an account with them.

Q:hisuggest me some plants which will look good in home garden.and also suggest me the proper sand for the flowering plants in pune(India).thanks!!

Well, the first thing you will have to do is to determine which zone you live in. There are, in the US, 11 zones. Each zone has its plants that will do well or are hardy to that zone. Some zones and plants can fare well in a relatively broad number of zones and there are other plants that do well in a limited number of zones. To ensure success grow those plants specific to your zone. A good source to find the plants suitable to your area is the local nursery. The experts there will know which plants wil work best for your area.Another possibility is to take a look around your nighborhood to determine which plants your neighbors enjoy successfully.

Q:More for my BF than for me...

New design floresent lighting with the small tube (38t8-utility) starts in cold weather and is pretty reliable cost is not bad opperating or purchasing and installation is easy many come with plug-ins (Home Depot or Lowes)

Q:I love tropical decor very much. Now I get obsessed with thatch. I am thinking of adding a tropical hut by the swimming pool. Maybe it is a great way to give my garden a tropical look. Anyone who can give me tips on adding thatch to my home and garden? Thanks a lot. :)

Hi, thatch can be used in many applications. Everyone would surely be delighted by having a cozy relaxation place such as a thatch hut on your home. You may easily have this natural looking structure on your home especially if you have your own swimming pool on your backyard or rooftop area. A thatch hut can also increase the beauty of your yard. Just by looking at it can make someone feel refreshed. However, before placing an order for this new ornament in your garden there are things that you should consider first. The thatch hut may take up most of your garden space if your yard is just a small one. Determine the size of this tropical thatch hut that you are going to buy and make an estimate of how much space it will take up in your garden. If it is too big, you can ask the provider if there is a smaller version of the thatch hut. If there is none, you can always look for alternatives for your dilemma. You can attach the hut to the garden wall so that it will consume little space. You can also try building the hut around a tree if you have tree in your garden.

Q:OK so I decided to try out some mulch for my home garden where I'm growing okra and squash.I decided to just take some grass clipping from when I cut the grass the other day and just kinda spread it around and what not.Is this a good mulch?If not, what's something I could use?This is a very simple garden, being it's my 1st.It's about 10 ft long and 2.5 ft wide.It has no hill, meaning it's just flat dirt.I've got about 8 or so squash and about 15 or so okra.Yes, I'm aware that I will more than likely have to be getting of or transplanting some of the squash to make room.

Grass clippings and vegetable peelings will make great mulch.

Q:or let it bloom and eventually die in the garden?

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Q:can we use the water taken from the well to water the home garden..

It is better than city water, Providing there is no salt or arsenic. I would take a sample and have it analyzed to be safe. You have another alternative is to collect rain water, Just put a barrel under the down spout or eve trove and you cant get any better.

Q:seeing how you cant buy ammonia nitrate (triple 13 or triple 8 )whats next best thing for over all fertilizer for home garden

the sole element that egg shells will put in her backyard is a tiny little bit of calcium. you're able to do the comparable element by utilising merely crushing them and spreading them around the backyard. You';d get that little bit of calcium and discourage slugs too. 'in case you do no longer desire to apply a commercial fertilizer use compost or manure tea. Manure tea is what victorian gardeners used on their gardens. They placed manure in gunny sacks and soaked it in barrels of water for a pair of days then used the water on their gardens. You get all some super reward of the food interior the manure without the weeds you will get from spreading it on the backyard. you do no longer ought to apply gunny sacks any fabric will do which would be accumulated on the precise and tied off and is powerful sufficient to hold the manure or compost without breaking yet porous sufficient to enable the water soak in.