Q:Home Garden gt; Do It Yourself (DIY) gt; Yes, (DIY)

Eggs: Home and garden. Do it yourself.....yeah, that sounds like typical Yahoo Staff thinking. I usually lay eggs in my nest in the storage shed. It does get confusing though, go to the bathroom or the shed...bathroom or shed. I cant count how many eggs I have dropped in the hallway while trying to decide.

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 have been looking for a home decor party plan to join and have narrowed it down to three. Which one would you choose?1) Home and Garden 2) Home Interior3) Signature HomestylesThanks!

Home and Garden Party for sure!!!! I am a designer and I love it!! They have the best variety, prices, hostess benefits, and designer compensation.

Q:I can work from home if high speed internet, husband, trucker, but may change careers.

starting to be your guy or woman is a lot greater low priced and fit! your guy or woman vegetables additionally flavor greater suitable, are greater colourful, and you have bragging rights of being autonomous. don't have faith the naysayers, it is likewise hassle-free to enhance your guy or woman vegetables. merely purchase some tomato, squash, and pepper flowers out of your community nursery, plant them interior the floor in a sunny region, and water! it may help in case you improve the soil, yet some do no longer desire lots. I mulch around the flowers to shrink weeds and to water much less. little or no artwork. i'm lazy and that i plan to have greater squash than i will consume!

Q:i dont know any virtual home planner.

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Q:How much does a gallon of semi gloss enamel paint from home depot cost?

About $25. If you need more than one gallon, some brushes and other stuff, buy all of it at the same time. At the counter sign up for a Home Depot credit card. They will then give you a $25. discount on the total bill. Instead of paying cash, that purchase amount will then come to your home in the mail as a bill along with your new card. Pay the whole bill and tear up the card if you want to. Saved $25.

Q:we have a large rear garden, which runs from our cottage to the village mere, we have always left it as grass to allow our 3 children space to let them run about etc, but now they are growing up we as a family want to create a more structured space, and include maybe decking, paving a fire pit etc, but I have no idea where to get inspiration from!! are there any websites any one is aware of that show you before and afters, or ideas to help do this? we would probably carry out the work ourselves rather than get someone in. thanks.

You can find websites to help you do certain things but I think you need software to plan an entire garden. You can do it with graph paper by hand. First consult with the family and get a list of exactly you want in the space. Next get graph paper that has 1 square for every foot of the property then using those measurements sketch in the length and width of the lot. On another page sketch in, in scale your hardscape--deck, paths, firepit --anything that is going to be permanent. You could do a circle for the firepit and squares that you can put together for the paths and deck. Then do anything else you want to add like benches and tables and seating. Cut them all out and place them on the graph of your lot. Now imagine greenery around things. You will probably change things around several times until you get it set the way you want before you add in the greenery. Play with things and changes for a while and remember that once the hardscape goes down it is more or less permanent. Once things are the way you want it make it permanent on your lot graph so you have a blueprint to work with when you are doing the work. This is exactly what I did when planning my multi level deck and patio. I planned and changed plans for most one winter. By the time summer came I had all my plans drawn and it went together like clockwork and I was extremely pleased with the result. The biggest and best chore is the planning. If you get that right you'll like the results

Q:I currently get Better Homes and Gardens and Ladies Home Journal. I like recipes and articles on decorating. Any other good magazines?

Real Simple - it's a very good magazine and beautifully put together. It's easy to look through and there are tons of great ideas for decorating, cooking, health, and just everyday life.

Q:So i decided I do not have enough presents for my girlfriend and searching I found homemade succulent gardens. I think they would be perfect.. I'm not very into gardening so I have no idea where to begin to buy this stuff. Could I even buy the supplies before christmas now? What stores could I buy these at?

If you have Lowe's near you they usually have a good selection. Other nurseries should carry them as well. Home Depot garden has them but, I find Lowe's selection better.

Q:I want to plant a flower garden and I only want to plant the prettiest, smell good, easy to grow flowers. What is your favorite garden flower?

The all time easiest to gow perennial flowers are day lily, iris, daffodil, peony. The best smelling is lavender which is easy in a warm, sunny climate.