Q:I am going to start a business doing Wild Tree Home Parties and Selling Wild Tree Products. They are a natural Herb, Spice and Mixes Company that have really great tasting, afforadable, healthy solutions that make your life easier. I know that there are tons of Home Party companies out there...I have been to Arbonne, Tupperware, Home Garden, Partylite, Lia Sophia, Passion...etc. I hate going but usually when I get there I have fun. At Wild Tree Parties (called Tasting Parties) all that is done is tasting different products, no presentation, no games, nothing silly, just straighforward...So what is your take on this type of Home Party...would you love it or hate?

It all depends on how the party is arranged and how well organized it is.It is also important as to what kind of people you invite and how the products are presented / displayed. If cleanliness is well looked after and product information is honestly reflected / available. In your case where tasting is involved, people will for sure love it IF cleanliness hygiene is well cared for, including surrounding and presentation of display.

Q:unusual decor in red or brown

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Q:from time to time i move the small plants/roses within my home garden but unfortunately i lose few .

Make sure you water your plants thoroughly a few days before planting so when you transplant, the soil sticks to the roots. For bushes like blueberries, I dig around the bush long before I transplant them. This way, they start forming new roots even before they are transplanted. Keep your bushes watered. Have your new planting hole dug before you dig up your plant. Then immediately upon digging up the plant...transfer it into its new home. Make sure you thoroughly water the newly transplanted plants ...and don't allow them to dry out while they're getting established. Transplant when it's cooler in the evening , if necessary, provide some temporary shade, so they're not adversely affected by too much sun. Good Luck! Hope this is helpful.

Q:Here is a list of home and garden products that are marked down, some by 60%.

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Q:I just started a very strict diet due to a medical condition and it says that I can't eat store bought tomatoes but I can eat home grown, so is that the same as organic?

Actually organic does allow both fertilizers and pesticides they just have to be from non synthetic sources-i.e. made from non manufactured sources. No a home grown tomato is not necessarily the same as an organic tomato. There is lots of chemical use in home gardens. Things like Miracle Gro, Sevin Dust, roundup and other poisons are routinely used in home gardens and are not organic in any way shape or form. An organic tomato would be grown organically in a garden that has not had synthetics applied in many years. The crops are rotated around the garden plot. Cover crops and compost is applied to the soil so that the soil grows and is healthy. Areas around the garden are set up to attract beneficial insects and other critters to control the pest population. No synthetic pesticides can be used but insecticides such as soap sprays, garlic sprays etc are used to control pests.

Q:why do they come into the house and how do you get ride of them

Have you tried to ask this question in Home Garden? I'm sure that crowd would be far more useful than a forum dedicated to questions about pets...

Q:I need lamp shades for decorating my newly constructed home garden. Can anybody tell me about good online resource where I can get cheap and best lamps.

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Q:I keep some for my coffee table ,Home and living ,garden home but the Huisgenoot goes to the dustbin when we are done . I have a collection of very old ones that I treasure like a 1978 Huisgenoot with a visit to pres.John Vosters house ,Libertas .

Well I also get the Huisgenoot/You magazine every week, after I have done Phanie Alberts crossword puzzles I give them to my daughter who keeps them to cut pictures out for school projects or she uses the pictures to make birthday cards. I get the National geographic once a month since 1998, that I all keep. Then we get Runners mag, Triathlete and Bicycling to which we subscribe, my husband keeps some and some he throws away, ot the domestic servant usually takes them to read. One of my friends also keeps the old Huisgenoots, she has very old ones, they used to be a massive big magazine almost as big as an A3 page and before they were called Huisgenoot they had another name, but for the life of me I cannot remember the name, perhaps one of the others can, something like Uitspan of so iets?

Q:I just read in my local paper that tilling the garden every years is NOT a good idea! I have a small community garden which a neighbor dutifully tills for us, does an amazing job, but the article said that too much tilling upsets the eco-system of the soil.Any thoughts and advise on this before we till for spring (we live in Cleveland, OH)

Continual tilling can create a hardpan at the depth of tiller blades depending on soil type and depth. Every few years either double dig or use a deep plow to break hardpan, this is mainly for drainage but continual tilling can batter soil structure to death and if you dont have good soil structure you have dust Adding compost etc will help alieviate this issue

Q:I am asking for a friend.

Bwho wants to be the first male prisinor to suggest a flower garden in the excercise yard ?