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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: With a the recent problems of vegtables being recalled because of E. Coli contamination is there any way to help prevent my vegtables from being contaminated too? I know that E. Coli is a bacteria naturaly found in the digestive trac of animals. Since a lot of people use munure aren't they at risk of an E. Coli contamination in thier gardens? Also E. Coli can be present in the water supply people are using to water their plants. Is the only way to know for sure to have my soil and water tested? So far the only recommendation I've found is to throughly wash vegetables before consumtion.: If you wash your hands before handling the veggies, and don't use fresh manure from the local farm, you should be ok. If you do use manure, make sure it ages a year or so (google that) I think it is runoff from cattle holding pens and field workers who can't wash their hands that are causing the problems. The water used is from open irrigation channels, not well water. Well water shouldn't be contaminated, but you can get it tested (call up your extension service for info). You should do that periodically anyhow. If you have city water, there is no way there can be E. coli in there unless their system failed in a big way.

Q: Which magazine do you regularly read? Which one do you trust? Sometimes I look at the article and keep wondering if people really buy the products they are trying to promote. So please tell me the magazine/journals you find useful in this respect. Thanks: Good house keeping is the best one to me and also Family Circle

Q: I'm thinking about planting something in my gardening and my friends tell me that pH is important factor to consider when I'm trying to decide what to plant. What's so important about pH?: PH determines if the plant can absorb the nutrients well, it has to to with ions. Plants should be at 5.5ph i guess and by screwing up PH levels the plant might decide to not use any nutrients available and die.

Q: I'm working on learning how to be more self-sufficient, and living quot;off the grid.quot; One of the things I've been researching is gardening. Specifically, I'm wanting to start a well balanced fruit and vegetable garden. I live in the NorthWest, and we get a lot of rain. The hottest it gets is like 100 in the summer, and things usually freeze in the winter. What should I grow in my garden? The goal is to be able to grow food to provide for my family all year around. Yes, I understand I'll need to store some of it through the winter, and that I can hunt and fish, etc. Also, let's just say the size of the garden can be as big as needed, so no worries there. My focus is on what specifically should I grow to have a well balanced diet ongoing.: Lettuce Parsley Tomatoes Pepper Garlic Onions Sugar Snap Peas

Q: I just started a very strict diet due to a medical condition and it says that I can't eat store bought tomatoes but I can eat home grown, so is that the same as organic?: Actually organic does allow both fertilizers and pesticides they just have to be from non synthetic sources-i.e. made from non manufactured sources. No a home grown tomato is not necessarily the same as an organic tomato. There is lots of chemical use in home gardens. Things like Miracle Gro, Sevin Dust, roundup and other poisons are routinely used in home gardens and are not organic in any way shape or form. An organic tomato would be grown organically in a garden that has not had synthetics applied in many years. The crops are rotated around the garden plot. Cover crops and compost is applied to the soil so that the soil grows and is healthy. Areas around the garden are set up to attract beneficial insects and other critters to control the pest population. No synthetic pesticides can be used but insecticides such as soap sprays, garlic sprays etc are used to control pests.

Q: why do they come into the house and how do you get ride of them: Have you tried to ask this question in Home Garden? I'm sure that crowd would be far more useful than a forum dedicated to questions about pets...

Q: My husband and I bought a desk from Walmart..the Better Homes and Gardens Computer Desk in Abbey Oak. The number on the box is BH084-101-76-19. It came with no freaking instruction manual and no one seems to be of any help! I was just wondering if anyone knew where I could possibly find these instructions before we load the heavy sucker up to return it. Thanks in advance for anyone able to help! :-D: I am not sure if it is for a desk made by Ameriwood, or if it is a Wal-Mart number. The rep said you can get the instructions by email if you call. If you go to the Wal-Mart site, they have a link for consumer questions and answers. Apparently it is not that uncommon for them to omit desk assembly instructions from the boxes. Additional Details: I'm sorry you had so many problems! I do like the Sauder products more, I think.

Q: i want to plant a small garden in my home for my cats to eat. i keep looking stuff up but i don't want to read ten pages to get one suggestion. i want a list of what they would like to eat that is SAFE for them!: Catnip(cat mint) will make them go crazy, it is very safe and hilarious to watch! It's not like a drug for them, it's perfectly safe. Some others that cats like and are safe: Creeping Rosemary Alyssium Heather These are only from personal experience, from observing my cats rolling around like fools in these plants.

Q: Home Garden gt; Do It Yourself (DIY) gt; Yes, (DIY): Every 4 hours and 36 minutes.

Q: is a home garden picked pumpkin, cooked then turned into pumpkin soup a good source of protein? if so, id like to know how much! ty :): Depends on what sort of protein you need. Vegetable sources of proteins are more limited than animal sources, and of those, beans and other legumes are the best source. Most gourds are not particularly good protein sources, more so for fiber, trace minerals and water-soluble vitamins such as C, B-series, E and A amongst others. And other than for flavor and (perhaps) fewer chemicals, garden vs. commercially grown pumpkins are virtually indistinguishable in nutrition content. One cup of whole pumpkin (a bit more than 8 ounces) will give you 9% of your protein requirements, you would need 11 cups and still be low in some of the essential amino acids. Pumpkin is below 2% protein. Some cheeses are over 50%. Some meats over 40%. Some beans and other vegetable sources will also meet or exceed those numbers - however it is harder (but not impossible) to get all the essential amino acids from vegetable sources alone.

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