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willow fence

made of natural osier with fine craft

artistic,durable and easy to erect

for home&garden deco to make privacy

Product Description:

Willow fences and screens are made from vertical willow sticks tightly

woven together with galvanized steel wire. Willow fencing and screening

are suitable for an informal garden.Rapidly renewable natural bentwood

material like willow make wonderful fences for outdoor and indoor decoration,

our exclusive pre-build fences panels are designed to beautify your home garden

as well as practical well build fences with easy set up. Different styles and sizes

to suite your needs.

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?: Any green house near you should have them.

Q: I am looking to research the best way to upgrade my 1950's flat-top home without loosing too much of it's orginal look, but expanding some room areas. I have gone though the DIY website and This Old House? The plans came back from the Artchitect, but I really am looking for some epansion, deocarting ideas for smaller rooms, and style ohter than quot;Botter Barn IKEA look? What I want is my original style, but I need some inspiration because I'd like to keep the 1950's look with a twist of a modern yet Artistic style. Any website suggestions, books, magazines? I already have BH G, House So Beautiful, and so forth. I want ideas that are hard to find because of their originality. Thank You!: I would start by looking through old 1950's magazines. Such as House Beautiful - Better Homes Gardens, you would not believe how much inspiration you can get, plus, there are design plans and decorating ideas. I have a bunch of the magazines from the 40's 50's. I look at them all the time. You can buy them pretty reasonable from OKorder. Just search under magazines, back issues. If you want I could probably mail you one to get you started and give you a better idea of what I'm talking about. Let me know.

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Q: I'm almost 30 and am due with my first child in December. I have worked a fulltime job since I was 17 mostly in nursing. My husband and I decided it would be best if I just stay home with the baby once she is born. My issue is I know I will go stir crzy after a month or so. What are some hobbies I can do at home? PS I can't do any art things(like drawing painting etc.)because I royally suck and can't grow anything so gardening is kind of out: most turn to baking! Join clubs if you can go out, deffo join a playgroup, you'll meet other mums and bubs there. Also try reading more, subscribing to magazines like better homes and gardens for ideas, and learning one player games, sudoku, crosswords, writing, scrapbooking, making clothes, knitting, joining fun websites and yoga groups, home yoga and fitness dvds, get to parks and go out as much as you can, music, charity work, selling cool items from home/markets....

Q: I had an issue of Better Homes and Gardens from January 2000 and it had an amazing cake recipe with homemade icing and candy bar chunks on top, but I have lost the issue and cannot find the recipe online anywhere. Does anyone have the recipe or know anywhere that i can find it?: are you sure it was january 2000? here's a list of recipes from that issue..... Nut-Crusted Turkey Breast 12345 Cranberry Nut Tart Mixed Citrus Salad30 min or less Honey-Fruit Pizza Mixed Citrus Salad30 min or less Southwestern Summer Salad 12345 Wild Rice Stuffing Mile-High Muffuletta-Style Sandwich Malted Mocha Bars Hazelnut-Crusted Turkey Breast Carrot, Corn, and Bean Salad Glazed Roasted Vegetables Roasted Fall Vegetables Tortellini and Garden Vegetable Bake No Rosemary Satin Dinner Rolls Kings Cake 12345 Orzo with Roasted Vegetables 12345 Chicken Edamame Chowder 12345 Mushroom-Tomato Bisque Not yet rated Corn Bread SaladNot yet rated Carrot Cake Cupcakes 12345 Pear and Walnut Salad 30 min or less 12345 Rack of Lamb Three Kings' Ring Chocolate-Cherry Cheesecake Grilled Vegetable Salad Apple Dumplings Deluxe Peppers Stuffed with Cinnamon Bulgur 30 min or less Three Kings Bread

Q: My mom used to make banana pudding I've lost the recipe..I know it's milk, eggs, sugar vanilla, but that's all.thanksx: Depends what the pudding is

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Q: I want statues for my home garden. So please give me better suggestion. Which type of statue have high quality?: The only way to answer which is better is to respond with other questions. But first let me say that for longevity sake, natural stone lasts a lot longer and polished granite lasts pretty much the longest (Rock of Ages). The questions are simple, what kind of statue would you like to see in the garden? Animals, figures, abstract forms, structures. Metal can be easier to create into intricate designs and depending on the finish could easily last 5 years in your garden without much noticeable changes (powder coating would be recommended). Simple concrete forms are fairly reasonable price wise, but they do weather and stain. Other materials are also available such as clay pots (glazed is best). So it is up to you and your budget. Check out some typical garden shops that have statues available. Major chain stores may also have some items. You may also find items available online. Peter

Q: Do the plants get enough sunlight or are there just certain plants in a walled garden?: A lot of it stems from the Enclosure Act..prevented domestic animals straying off common land. Most cottagers, farm workers, needed to grow their own crops as wages were poor. Planting is simple...bright sun loving flowers and fruit on the south and west facing..and suitable shade loving plants facing north..clematis is also grown on north facing as the roots like shade and the flowers grow up into the sun. To brighten up a north facing border we grow Busy Lizzie's that prefer shade yet give a bright display.In the UK we get on OK with our neighbours, chat, help out now and then, but don't like them overlooking our gardens...or getting in our face.In a lot of gardens livestock pens, chickens etc are kept on the north facing side..As recently as 1980 I dealt with a case where cattle entered a garden and wrecked it...the farmer won as her garden fences were ill maintained.

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