Q:what can i put in a garden to keep rabbits away. Heard of fox urine. does it really work? where do you get it how much does it cost how long does it last. Is there anything better? Is the produce safe to eat after you use that?

Rabbit's seem harmless to the nature lover, but to a gardener they can be quite destructive. Rabbits often take up residence under decks and sheds. They can be seen in the very early morning and at dusk, foraging for food amongst garden plants and flowers. Often, flowers and vegetables that would have been thriving are nibbled down to nothing. A couple of good remedies for dettering rabbits is dried blood, which can be purchased at your local garden center, and human hair clippings. Your hair stylist will gladly provide hair clippings. Try sprinkling these in areas where rabbits are living and where they are likely to do damage. The human scent of the hair will usually be enough to keep them away, and the scent of dried blood scares away rabbits, as well as many other garden pests. According to Gardening How-To, published by The National Home Gardening Club, the article entitled Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, written by Barbara Pleasant, suggests sprinkling used cat litter around flowers that are being eaten by rabbits. She warns that because of bacteria in used cat litter, it should not be sprinkled near or around any edible plants. The same article suggests the use of a rabbit fence made from chicken wire. The fencing can be place around flower beds and gardens to effectively keep rabbits out. It suggests burying the fencing several inches below the ground, otherwise rabbits will tunnel their way in. Chicken wire is also a good way to keep rabbits from making their homes under sheds and decks. Guess Who's Coming to Dinner says the fencing does not have to be any more than two feet high to effectively keep rabbits out.

Q:panelling beadboard wainscot and raised panel ideas for your home?

Somehow, you've wandered into the wrong forum! This is the home theater electronics forum, where the discussions are centered around home theater system and TV operational and electronics problems. I think you want one of the sub-forums under Home Garden, like DYI or decorating and remodeling.

Q:Mainly because the hamster lived her whole life in an aquarium (10 gallons with 2 other female syrians!) and because it gets really cold in my room because my mom turns the heat off for some reason at night! Anyway I know not everyone loves aquariums but She seems fine even with 2 other girls SO she must be thrilled in a 20 gallon +. Whats your opinion of these 2 cages? Is there another cage you would recommend? I do not want Habirtrai, Crittertrail, Or any cheap plastic ones.

I'm okorder If you don't want different stories. Another cage would be WARE Chew Proof Small Animal Critter Cage. I'm sure sure that a 20+ tank would work fine, but make sure that you have good air circulation. Hope this helps you out!!

Q:Mine is in storage, and I need measurements for the Chicken Mole de Cacahuete (peanut sauce) I make it all the time from scratch but when I was first learning I used this as a guide for measurement purposes. My daughter now wants the recipe and I could only give her the ingredients with out measurements. An ingredient list with measurements would be great! I don't need the instructions. P.S. The Chicken Mole Verde or Mole de Tomatillo on the page opposite this in the cookbook is yummy too. I made it once when I was 14. Thanks to anyone that can help with this particular cookbook. It actually has some pretty good recipes in it.

I happened to have this recipe in my personal collection. I don't have the other one. I have listed a link to the book below Chicken with Peanut Mole Sauce (Pollo en Mole de Cacahuate) Yield: 6 to 8 servings 1 (4-pound) stewing chicken, cut up 8 cups water 4 stalks celery with leaves 1 medium carrot, sliced 1 small onion, cut up 2 sprigs parsley 2 teaspoons instant chicken bouillon granules 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1/2 of a 10-ounce can (2/3 cup) tomatoes with green chiles 2 slices white bread, torn 2 Tablespoons creamy peanut butter 4 whole cloves 3 whole black peppercorns 1 (1/2-inch stick) cinnamon 3/4 teaspoon chili powder 1 small clove garlic, minced Place chicken pieces in Dutch oven with water. Add celery, carrot, onion, parsley, bouillon granules, pepper. Bring to boiling. Cover cook over low heat 2 to 2-1/2 hours or till chicken is tender. Remove chicken pieces. Place in a 2-quart casserole. Strain broth; skim off fat. Reserve 1-1/2 cups of the broth for sauce (cover refrigerate remaining broth for another use). To prepare mole de cacahuate: In blender container place the reserved chicken broth, tomatoes with green chiles, bread, peanut butter. Cover blend till smooth. Turn into 2-quart saucepan. With mortar pestle crush cloves, peppercorns, cinnamon well; add to saucepan along with chili powder garlic. Bring to boiling. Reduce heat simmer, uncovered, 15 to 20 minutes or till thickened, stirring often. Spoon mole de cacahuate over chicken in casserole. Bake, covered, in 350-degree F. oven 30 to 40 minutes or till heated through. Recipe Source: Better Homes Gardens Mexican Cooking (Better Homes Gardens)

Q:quot;cookbook for diabeticsquot;better homes and garden. It is probably out of print

Sometimes the library will have a copy..........You can make copies of the recipes you need......... Or.....email Better Homes Garden and ask them where you might find one.......... Good luck...........

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.

Any okorder / Hope this helped

Q:Hi!I have beautiful home and garden decoration products as water-fountains,pots.I was thinking to start selling them on different shows as well.Does anybody know about these shows?I'm interested in selling in seasonal locations like Orange county,Santa Barbara,along the beachAny useful advice is greatly appreciated.Thanks

Santa Barbara - via fact it has the climate of Southern California with the small city experience of the mandatory Coast. Coastal Orange County is magnificent, yet too corresponding to l. a. for my style. I additionally relish San Diego, whether it rather is now very superior and is only too on the ingredient of the Mexican border.

Q:I've been getting OK magazine, Oprah, and Better Homes Gardens, and I have never signed up for them!

YES! Whats up with that?! Ive been getting Rolling Stone and NEVER ordered it! Damn Bush!

Q:...you know...to EAT? What else would I be talking about? *SHEESH* =)~suggested category...Home Garden gt; Decorating Remodeling LOL ;)

kitchen table of course all 3 would be good to do , well you know LOL

Q:Where eXaCtly waS the garden of Eden located?

Why is this in the Home Gardening section? Nevermind.. Lebanon. That's what Ezekiel 31 appears to imply, at least.