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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: that will do well, i living in the caribbean. i have some space in the yard and would love to help the home a few streets away, i am new to gardening any advice on what will grow best and how long it will take to produce?: THESE ARE EASY TO GROW CARROTS RADISHES SWISS CHAR BEANS SQUASH ONIONS POTATOS ALL HERBS BEETS CUCUMBERS STRAWBERRYS

Q: i really enjoy getting off of work and going straight to my garden.nothing like home grown veggies.: Home gardening is so cool. I like when people make thier front yards into works of art, with plants, flowers, bushes (Busch's), etc. Home gardening is very therapeutic and relaxing. I don't do it, but I know lots of people who do. I almost envy them. But then again, i'm not enough of a homebody. I would end up neglecting my garden so I could go take off and get Rowdy, see new places and meet new people. But I will always be around to watch the game... oops! I meant race.

Q: This is my first gardening experience. The tomatoes turned out nicely. But now what do I do? If I leave the plants, will they grow more tomatoes again?: It depends on your growing season, and the type of tomato plants you have. If you have indeterminate(which means they grow forever as long as conditions are right), and the weather is still condusive to growth, they will keep producing fruit.

Q: My 9 year old girl wants a garden. We live in MN and want a garden that produces things fairly fast. Any suggestions?: Get one of those strawberry hanging planters (the upside down strawberry planters). Get the eversweet strawberries. They will flower very soon. They will have flowers and fruit year round and they will be above ground keeping off slugs and other pests. Radishes are good for planting in the ground from seed, they grow rapidly, and are ready for picking soon. The only negative is that kids usually aren't thrilled about eating them. Tomatoes are beautiful and grow large fairly rapidly. I think everyone should grow a few tomato plants since there is such a huge difference between store bought tomatoes and home grown. THey might take longer to get fruit from, but I think it would be a good lesson to your daughter at an early age about the benefit of home gardening. Also, I think she'd get a kick out of the wonderful smells of the tomato plant.

Q: How do I plant a delicious Herb garden? I’d like to pick home-grown herbs for my daily salad.: You okorder

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: 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: She probably just made a cooked vanilla pudding or custard. Search and find a recipe that uses cornstarch or flour as the thickener, depending upon what you have on hand. If you have both, I prefer using cornstarch. Don't forget to keep it stirred so it doesn't stick to the bottom or edges of the pan. Cover with waxed paper or plastic wrap down on the surface when cooling to prevent it from forming a crust! From my old Better Homes Gardens Cookbook: Blancemange or Cornstarch Pudding 3 Tbs. cornstarch 1/3 cup sugar Dash salt 1/2 cup cold milk 1 1/2 cups milk, scalded 1 tsp. vanilla Mix cornstarch, sugar and salt; combine with cold milk. Gradually add scalded milk. Cook in double boiler, stirring until thick; cover; cook 15 to 20 minutes. Add vanilla. If pudding isn't to be molded, increase milk to 2 1/2 cups. The same amount of arrowroot or 6 tablespoons flour may be substituted for the cornstarch.

Q: I have a sort of Mexican themed home with lots of dark rich colors leather furniture. Thank you so much!: Buy yourself the most recent annual Resource Directory of Phoenix Home Garden - it's got tons of resources listed as well as ads for retailers. I have a similar decor and rely a lot on PHG for sources.

Q: What flower would be most at home in your garden?: Dandelions seem to be the flower trying the hardest to be at home there, but pansies are the most welcome. I'm amazed that they overwinter and even poke up a flower during the middle of the winter sometimes. They seem so happy to be alive!

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