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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

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Q: I would like to grow patchouli in my home/garden. where can I get live plants/seeds/or root stock???: I found ours at our local garden center. I actually bought it by mistake when I was selecting herbs for a strawberry pot that I made for Cathy for mother's day. I didn't read how high it can grow, so now it's in a corner of the garden with a couple of other odd purchases. Visit our website for more gardening ideas at- www.gardening-at-the-crossroads.c... Good Luck and Happy Gardening from Cathy and Neal!

Q: If you had to pick a person to represent every section on Y!A who would you choose? You can go into more detail too like instead of just pregnancy and parenting you can do adolescent as well. Here are the categories:*I filled out arts and humanities just to give an exampleArts Humanities- Leonardo Da Vinci Beauty Style Business Finance Cars Transportation Computers Internet Consumer Electronics Dining Out Education Reference Entertainment Music Environment Family Relationships Food Drink Games Recreation Health Home Garden Local Businesses News Events Pets Politics Government Pregnancy Parenting Science Mathematics Social Science Society Culture Sports Travel: Arts Humanities- Leonardo Da Vinci Beauty Style- Gok Wan Business Finance- Alan Sugar Cars Transportation- Dunno Computers Internet- Bill Gates Consumer Electronics- Curry's Dining Out- Dunno Education Reference- Albert Einstien Entertainment Music- Rihanna Environment- Dunno Family Relationships- Sharon Osbourne Food Drink- Dunno Games Recreation- EA Health- Dunno Home Garden- Dunno Local Businesses- Dunno News Events- Dunno Pets- Pets At Home Politics Government- David Cameron Pregnancy Parenting- Dunno Science Mathematics- Albert (again!) Social Science... Society Culture... Sports- Any Murray Travel- Dunno

Q: a) A proper outdoor garden.b) Pot garden on balcony.c) Roof top garden.d) Small court yard garden.: pot garden, I only have one plant though --- basil

Q: I like to import Flower vase, Flower decoration, Flower garden items from China. Do you any specialWhole sale super Market or manufacturer in China?: Are you in USA? There are lots of suppliers of Garden Decorations in US to help put our workers back to work. Just suggestion.

Q: this make a good hobby?Aquaponic System Farm in a Box - Grand Cayman by Earth SolutionsHome Garden: 6: Sounds interesting. Can't say I have.

Q: im doing a research paper on florist's flowers vs. garden roses and i need more things that are different between the two: I once had a job that involved, in part, developing new cut flowers for the florist trade. The specifications were that the plant needed to have flower stems that could be cut 3 feet long; that the flowers could be shipped without dying in the process; and that the flowers should last at least 3 weeks in a vase. Ideally flowering of the plant could be controlled so that flowers could be produced at any time of year, in a variety of climates, that the plant would be resistant to insects and diseases that could damage the flowers, and would be available in an assortment of colors. If you were developing flowers for home gardeners, your selection criteria would be somewhat different. You would also want insect and disease resistance, but your emphasis would be much more for variety of colors, and fragrances, compact growth, flowering in one season, and things like tolerance of different soil types, drought tolerance, etc.. Things like long stems, shipping tolerance, and long vase life would not be nearly as important for a home gardener, as they would be for a florist. On the other hand, most home gardeners would want a variety of flowers, not just dozens of red roses for valentines day. A rose by any other name smells as sweet (probably not an exact quote from Shakespeare), but the flowers a florist uses have a different purpose than flowers a home gardener uses. I hope this helps.

Q: I've just started looking around for infomation about trees and growing zones. There are a few I'm intersted in finding out more about, but cant seem to find the infomation I'm looking for *prob because I'm not in the right gowing zone*.Anyway, does anyone have a good site in general about trees?I'm looking for information about Ebony Trees and growing them, I'm also looking for willow tree infomation, japanese maple infomation, and general tree care/planting.Thanks: Check out the Better Homes and Garden site, it has a plant selector etc and will tell you what you need to know. It will also select plants based on the site (eg shade etc) and temperatures for you and you can check them out individually. BBC gardening in England also has a site with a plant selector. Don't be put out about the country. Most plants come from all over the world and grow where the temperatures and rainfall are similar to home. I have a garden of exotics and I am in Australia. The Brits would die if they knew what I was growing, many trees etc adapt very well. Watch for how much sun a plant needs, for example maples generally like filtered or morning sun only. Also check if your soil is acid or alkaline. The local garden shop can tell you or buy a cheap soil test kit. Some plants will not tolerate the wrong soil eg azaleas, etc. Google the USA Plant Hardiness Zones if you are in the US and that should solve your zone problems. Expect to have some failures and although it is tempting don't go for to an extreme temperature range - you will never grow tropicals where there is heavy frost. Good hunting, not hard once you get into it.

Q: Any company which can provide and install stepping stones for my home garden? I am living in N17, London.: Any company that sells soil and mulch should also sell pavers for the garden and they may also offer an installation service. Check your local listings for 'garden supplies'.

Q: Pretty much just trimming the bushes, fertilizing the lawn, pest control, and identifying and knowing what to do with annuals and perennials?Just bought a new house and there are a lot of little bushes and small trees. No big trees though since the house is only six years old.Can you advice me on a good general book?Thank you: Better Homes Gardens has a pretty good basic guide. I bought mine at either Lowes or Home Depot several years ago. It covers plant identification, basic lawn care, pruning, soil amendment, etc. But another choice is contacting your local Cooperative Extension office and talking to a Master Gardener. They will probably have booklets and materials for your specific part of the country. This is a free service. If you can't find a listing, try searching under extension services or master gardener for your state and county.