Q:We have lived here for 1 1/2 years, our home is over 100 years old, and we will need a new roof soon, can we get a grant or help to put a new roof on our home through a historical grant.

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Q:I have a project for my job, which is coming up with fun or entertaining activities that would be beneficial to the environment and that the community and students can participate in. The community garden is the FH King community garden in UW-Madison.

Have you considered looking at citizen science projects that require people to conduct surveys of plants, bugs, etc.

Q:Is this done mostly at local stores or online?

Depends on the person and their preferences. But yes, people do.

Q:I'm just looking for monthly updates and stuff on new ideas for my home. Not really garden ideas so much. Any magazines or the like that send out free issues that you know of? Thanks.

google free home and garden magazines.

Q:I was wondering if anybody has heard of Home and Garden Party and if anybody was interested in a shopping spree!??

No, I haven't heard of a Home and Garden Party, and who wouldn't want a shopping spree.

Q:I want to plant a garden in my new home! It will mainly be vegtable but I may have some other types of plants. I wanted to know if there are any plants that may be dangerous to my two yellow labs?

Your dogs will be safe but not so for your garden. Dogs love to scratch and dig where the scent from your hands have been working. Get a product such as Scent Off or other product that will discourage the animals were digging

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Q:I use sweethome 3d but it's only okay, I was wondering if anyone knew of a good free download for some home design software... Sweethome 3d does not do landscape design, I would like one that does both, but I don't really want to pay for it.

Try and look up Instant Architect it's free and might be what you are looking for or if you want to google it just type in free home and garden design and pick from a list.

Q:I saw my neighbors last year use this method: I'm looking for a good website on it. Please.They put some black plastic over their soil. Then after a couple weeks they cut holes in the plastic and planted their yard plants. The plants within a month had grown beautifully and practically covered all the black plastic. Any websites on this method would be fantastic. Thank You!!

Don't use tarps or plastic. Just find some good wood chip mulch. Allows more air and water in, plus slowly puts nutrients back into the soil. You'll also have to water less.

Q:I am new to a company that runs the local Home Show and we are stumped on a theme. It has to be kind of a catchy phrase to use for our posters and commercials. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! Thank you

Gardening in the city? How about - Windowsills, Alleyways and Rooftops.