Q:Ho is my garden angel?

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Q:do you have a seven dust garden use only

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Q:As a watering girl for the plants, and they told me I had to learn basic gardening such as what kind of grass grows in my area/region, and about the type of grass and plants, does anyone know a good website to learn about gardening that I can use now and in the future? I want to try and work my way up after being there awhile.

Ask your supervisor for the answers, he or she should be your lead.

Q:my garden is not to big so plant that dont consume much space will do

It really depends on what vegetables you like the most. What is important to me might be different than what's important to you. It all depends on your taste. Make a list of what vegetables you like and eat the most. Once you have populated the list with your favorite vegetables, circle the ones you want to grow the most. Once you have those then you can figure out what to grow in your space. If space is at a premium look for compact versions of your favorite vegetables, or vegetables that can be grown vertically ( up a trellis). This saves space because the plants grow up instead of on the ground. Many vegetables can be grown in containers, too. These are tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant, lettuces, peppers, etc. To save room, if you like tomatoes try 'Patio' or 'Better Bush' - cucumbers try 'Spacemaster' or 'Bush Champion'. The most popular vegetables grown in most home gardens are tomatoes, cucumbers, summer squash, eggplant, green beans, peppers, carrots and greens ( lettuce, arugula, spinach, etc).

Q:Does anyone know how to make home made bricks???

Use Quickcrete.

Q:Also have two cats and am worried about them coming into contact with the woodchuck

If the cats use a litter box then try putting some of the used litter in the hole. The smell of a predator will usually cause the groundhog/woodchuck to leave the area.

Q:Hi I'm trying to create a mini home garden of veggies like spinach, lettuce varieties, cherry tomatoes, basil chives ..etc. And some flowersMy little seedlings are growing well the have just germinated and are sproutingBut in some pots I didn't use pots with holes in the bottom simply because I didn't find any good ones is this going to affect my plants?! What can I do to get around it? I am worried about the nitrogen stacking up in the soilAnother thing is do u have any ideas for sprouts o leaves that are edible, a nice quick harvest and that can grow in small pots like beansprouts for example.. I can't seem to recall any names of these VeggiesI would appreciate any kind of hone gardening tips and Ideas so please feel free to elaborate or summarize, be creative or realistic I could use all and everything

The first step in beginning your own garden is to determine what you want to grow. Are you looking to spruce up your front lawn? Consider planting some colorful perennials around your walkway and driveway to draw attention to your landscaping. Are you looking to grow fruits and vegetables for you and your family to enjoy? Convert your backyard into a fresh produce grocer by planting edible crops. If it is your first time planting food, it is recommended that you start small with items like tomatoes, peppers, or squash. It is important to consider how many people you are planning to feed, as this will determine how much you need to grow. Once you have figured that out, you will be able to determine how much space you need. Don’t forget to think about the location of the sun and the quality of the soil you will be planting in. After your seeds have been planted, be sure to monitor their water intake. Check on the plants daily to ensure that there is no damage from weather elements or animals.

Q:I want to build my dream home on my computer and was just wondering if anybody out there knew of a web site or software that I could do that with.

There is a huge range of options available from free to $Thousands ... so it depends how serious you are. One of the best programs is Chief Architect. A functional demo is available free, but the real thing is expensive. An educational version -- which puts a watermark on plans but otherwise is fully functional -- is available for a lot less money. Others include Cadsoft Build, Punch, 3D Home Architect, IMSI FloorPlan 3D, Better Homes and Gardens Home Designer, and a free one --- Design Workshop Lite. A major concern should be whether you simply want to draw 2D floorplans to take to a real designer / architect to show your ideas, or you want to do final quality plans in a format that can be shared / edited by an architect / designer (and which allow 3D relationships to be visualized and even allow walkthroughs and costing, etc. Punch and 3D Architect are pretty good for the $$, while Chief Architect would be my choice for serious work. See the links for some further info. Hope this helps.

Q:I'm looking for a certain picture of a home from one of the magazines articles. Is there a place I can see their old Magazines?

Try the library or ask the librarian about internet searches....they are very helpful about this and may be able to get a back issue for you.

Q:...old. I want to paint my bedroom walls. Can I paint on this paneling?It's not wood paneling. It's the paneling they use in mobile homes.

You can paint over paneling (which is usually a pressed wood or paper board with a paper lithograph pasted over it). However, since the paper is usually smooth, the paint won’t absorb into it well and will scrape or rub off pretty easily. Therefore, prior to painting do one of the following: lightly sand the surface to remove the shine on the paper/surface or use a product called galvagrip. It is used to paint galvanized metal (becuase the paint won’t stick to a surface once it has been galvanized). It will make the surface stickier and the paint will have a rougher surface to stick to. Good Luck with your project!