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I am looking to subscribe to a megazine, and i'm interested in Lanscaping and vegetable gardening, what megazine should i subscribe to?

Buy the book Better Homes and Gardens Complete Guide to Gardening. This beats magazines and is the best book I ever bought.Has everything about soil,composting veggies. fruit trees,shrubs and how to on several subjects. Good Luck. From old 8o year old GRANNY. Try WalMart.That's where I bought mine.

You are designing a new tile floor for a customer who is adding a room to her home. The room will be square and the customer wants a design set in the middle of the room that is also a square. The customer has not yet determined the size of the room, but knows the design square must be 3 feet by 3 feet. Therefore, you must use a variable to represent the measurement of the room. As part of your presentation to the customer, you need to include the cost of the new floor. The tile for the room is $4.00 per square foot and the tile for the square inset is $5.00 per square foot. For now, you are not including the cost of labor.

You need a pen and paper. Draw a diagram and put in the measurements. Now do the math.

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I have always loved garden and helpped my mother in hers all the time as a child. I have an screened porch and don't use it anyway so i wanted to start a garden.Where to start? What to buy to begin?

Try herbal plants in your kitchen. Like Basil and Thyme. It adds such beauty in a room.

I am low income and am trying to do my best to beat all of the little insect critters that breed so well in garden settings. But something is eating my grapevines and my roses. I never see anything but the aftermath(holes, chew trails, and brown spots/dying leaves). Is there a solution I could make from household items that I could spray on my plants to help prevent/deter this?

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I plan on buying some flowers for my garden that are already grown (i can't germinate seeds for the life of me :( ). Would it be benefical to take these plants out of the plastic trays they come in and transfer them to peat pots and then plant them in my garden? I'm new at this, and my soil quality it very poor, so i'm trying to find the best method. Thanks :)

do a splash moat around each and every plant so as that they relax in a shallow dish. That way the water runs to them and doesnt leach out (fairly the alternative of establishing up around each and every of the stems of the vegetation). additionally, mulch the backyard and that ought to help you. in case you're additionally making use of her backyard next 3 hundred and sixty 5 days, as quickly as the spring plantings are harvested it fairly is advisable to characteristic some compost (continually a physically powerful thought) and coarse vermiculite, which will help with the water retention.

I wanted to purchase a subscription to Better Homes and Gardens as a gift for my mother. I could subscribe myself for $5.99, but when I choose the gift option it increases to $11. Does anyone know why this is? Or if there's anyway to get around it?

Hi there, I see what you mean! I would go to their website and contact customer services and just ask them why there is a price difference. You have nothing to lose. There are also specialized magazine subscription websites who offer 12 issues of Better Homes and Gardens magazines for USD 7.95, another one for USD 9.97 Best bet is to contact Better Homes Gardens magazine first and find out what they say. Hope this points you in the right directions. Good luck.

Hey,I'm looking for some home and gardening creative sites that i can learn about new herbs and stuff that i mostly can eat.

Take a peek at Greenheart Living. The blog was originally started on Wordpress, but recently got included on Facebook. The lady who created the blog talks about gardening, and collects links to related information. Enjoy!