Q:I made hundreds when I lived in the states from a old copy of BHG that was at the restaurant I worked at. I would like to make one but can't remember the recipe (never that that'd be possible). It didn't have cornstarch I know that it just used flour....anyone please???

Double-Coconut okorder /

Q:Is this creature a pest that should be killed or is it harmless to a home and garden?

Good for a garden, snails is among the fauna you want, along with but not limited to worms, ants, and praying mantises.

Q:I lost my older cookbook and the newer ones, since the 50s doesn't have the recipe.

I have this one from an old Better Homes and Garden... Ingredients 1 cup catsup 1/2 cup water 1/4 cup finely chopped onion or 1 tablespoon dried minced onion 1/4 cup vinegar 1 - 2 tablespoons sugar 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce 1/4 teaspoon celery seed 1/4 teaspoon salt Several dashes bottled hot pepper sauce In a saucepan combine catsup, water, onion, vinegar, sugar, Worcestershire sauce, celery seed, salt, and hot pepper sauce..... Bring to boiling; reduce heat..... Simmer, uncovered, 10 to 15 minutes or to desired consistency...... Brush on beef, pork, or poultry during last 10 to 15 minutes of grilling or roasting..... If desired, pass any remaining sauce...... Makes 1-3/4 cups sauce (twenty-eight, 1-tablespoon servings)...... Hope this is the one you are looking for......

Q:The edition I had years ago would have been from around the late 1970s. The recipe was found in the Quick Breads section. It may also have been referred to as Orange Cranberry Bread.

According to the writer at the attached blog, this is the recipe (from 1981). I have that cookbook but, unfortunately, it is at my parents' place, so I can't verify. I've made the recipe from the book, and the recipe in the link does seem to be the same. Hope this helps.

Q:a) A proper outdoor garden.b) Pot garden on balcony.c) Roof top garden.d) Small court yard garden.

A.... our garden is really nice,my mom is the best gardener and we have this really cute gate behind like an arch thingy that goes into our horses field its cute!!

Q:so i can get an idea for mines. i need to see ones with the front yard and side yard.please give me website of beautyfull yards

Go okorder . Click on garden. They have pictures and free garden plans.

Q:suggested category: Home Garden gt; Garden LandscapeLOL

Yes, but the Cathedral is Buca de Beppo. Bless his noodly appendages!

Q:This one corner of our house is just swarmed with box elder bugs and I want to get rid of them for good, we even cut down the box elder tree that was by our house and they are back this year.

You should try one of Jerry Baker's tonics. One of the ingredients is liquid dish soap, which softens the bug's body, rendering them as good as dead. You will need a hose-end sprayer (available at any home garden store if you don't already have one).

Q:I would like to grow from seed. (maybe buy teen plants from armstrong and transplant) Should I plant in Edna's Best potting soil or plant into compost? Im new to this..I plan to grow any berry, fruit, vegetable or herb that can be grown in the fairly small space I will be having.Now, lets break down the ingredients in this particular soil bag.

Check okorder . It won't give you exact levels of nutrients needed, but more of a general approximation. Compost is a good amendment to your soil. You could grow in only compost, but plants prefer growing in some dirt. You can add compost to the top of the containers each year, or few times per year to give the plants additional nutrients

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