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The Gardener's Network - A to Z's of Home Gardening: Garden Equipment and Laen Equipment
... bare metal parts. Apply a light coat of oil on bare metal parts. Re-stain or repaint wooden handles and parts as needed. Power Equipment- After cleaning, re-oil all moving parts. Sharpen lawnmower blades. Lightly oil bare metal parts ...
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Garden Hints Page 9
... a ½ to ¾ inch hole for each foot of box. Plastic or metal liners may be inserted in the wooden structure. The box should ... wood is used for broom handles, beehive frames, piano sounding boards, and parts of guitars. Franklin Roosevelt planted the linden on the While House ... crown one to two inches below the surface and water well. Bare-rooted plants should be soaked in water before planting. The first ...
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Caring for horses
... before and after riding to prevent foot injury from stones, sticks or metal objects that may have become embedded in its feet. Make sure your ... saying runs ‘no foot, no horse’. A horse’s foot has three parts: Wall: this is the part you see when the foot is on the ... two months. Roll patch Donkeys love rolling; either put up with a bare area in the paddock, or provide a sand heap. Education A trained ...
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Piranha Reunion
... with his experienced eyes. Next he inspected some of the loose parts, including the hood, trunk lid, and two-piece door units. ... Cycolac plastic like the rest of the body. Winfield inspections the bare interior of the basket case Piranha. The plastic, center console ... was the Piranha's roof, which includes the front windshield frame. Metal connectors are bonded into the piece for attaching it to the ...
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ECSONG: The Nuttery: 10(4) 1991
... nationally on the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) in the USA and many parts of Canada. Our particular program is now ready. It will be shown ... butternut trees in first, second, and third leaf for sale, very cheap, bare root this fall or early spring. I am sorry to have ... spring. The procedure is to layer the acorns in a 5 Gal. metal pail over winter. Approx. 1" of black earth is placed between each ...
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Tree Fruit in the Home Garden
... trees are usually purchased as containerized plants from local nurseries and garden centers or as bare root trees from mail order companies. Both types of trees can give good results. Mail ... metal ones, that are acceptable. Other methods of rabbit control have been successful. Ordinary whitewash has given good results in some instances. A repellent wash recommended by the USDA, containing equal parts ...
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... best support. Plants on the following lists are suitable for parts or all of Minnesota. Woody and herbaceous perennial vines Plant bare-root or container stock in spring. The first year's ... sun to deep shade *Tiny suction cups are difficult to scrape off window screens, wood, metal, masonry or painted surfaces. Vitis riparia riverbank grape dense screen, fragrant whitish flowers, sour fruits ...
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Fernlea Flowers ~ Fall Gardening
... bleak landscape. When you look outside and the trees are bare and the grass is brown, pansies definitely add life and ... with metal stakes so you'll know where they are in the early spring. By adding a generous layer of mulch to certain parts ... mulch hardy annuals for winter • Plant bare-root trees, shrubs, ground covers and vines • Transplant roses • Plant bare-root roses • In southern zones, ...
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Conservation Part 23: Practicing Conservation at Shows, by Marilyn Light, 12 May 99
... can be soaked in trisodium phosphate solution, rinsed and air-dried, metal stakes can be heated to red hot then cooled but ... particles are too big to be carried through the insects small parts. However other sources have said that some insects do transmit virus ... immediately, until they could be properly potted. Most have done well. Bare roots dry out quickly. reparata (agnes in australia autumn a.m. ...
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Garden Tools: Choosing, Using, and Caring for Gardening Tools
... man first started to dig into the soil, he used his bare hands. He quickly found out that it was much easier ... wooden handles to help preserve them. After each use, wipe the metal parts of pruners, shears, and loppers with an oily rag. Alternately, ... for chemical applications. Fertilizers and other chemicals will rapidly corrode any metal parts. For extra rust prevention, fill a 5 gallon bucket with ...
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