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Fungi, Stephen Jenkins, 21 Aug 96
... using 5 ounce foam carpet padding. Do you still use it? What about algae etc? Ed John - I still use the carpet pad. Probably have 500 sq ... , a ten per cent Clorox solution will kill it back. eedlings love carpet pad! A guy here puts a square in the bottom of each wooden ... test group on a flask of Phals. Half on pad, half not on pad. The ones on the pad have about 50 percent more growth, for the ...
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A Small Wildlife Garden
... this garden would be a slender tree with sturdy branches to act as a landing pad for passing birds. I'd sacrifice a little northerly winter sun for the benefit of ... leave an untidy gap at the bottom of the trellis, I'd grow a tall carpet of low shrubs (kept to about a metre high) such as Correa glabra red form ...
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Garden Tidbits
... is the converging of masterminds. Wanted: A pair of flat-heeled walking shows that will pad my paths rather than plow them up. An irisarian is a good grower of irises ... , even though you may have to go to the attic to bring out the red carpet. When exhibiting specimens add a teaspoon of granulated sugar to the water in the container ...
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Quick 'n Easy Stain Removal
... paper towels, and a drycleaning solvent, spot remover, or aerosol pretreatment spray. Follow these steps: Pad the working surface with clean rags or paper towels that can be stained as ... improper use of chlorine bleach and is not removable. Additional Stain Removal References Boschetti, M. Carpet Care, Cleaning and Stain Removal. Nebraska Cooperative Extension Service EC 82-2057. Lincoln, Nebraska, ...
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eHow.com - Home & Garden: Home Improvement & Remodeling Information
... weHow Web eHow Home » Home & Garden Home & Garden Admit it. Your pad won't be featured in a home and garden magazine anytime soon ... to that avocado washer and dryer? Has your powder-blue, shag carpet seen better days? Sounds like there's some home remodeling in your ... create a home organizer, store linens, assign chores, get crayon out of carpet and more. And if you have any household tips, feel free ...
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Conservation: Those Adorable Minis, by Marilyn Light, 12 Aug 98
... , fishing line tie it to the side of the pot with a 1/4 inch pad of sphagnum under it, then I tie the plant to that -- this works only when ... . it's like the stuff growing in the rain forest, thick and fury like a carpet. marilyninOttawa The only way I have been successful growing equitants is to lay them individually ...
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Germination Rules for Giant Pumpkin Seeds
... bag on a plate, and then placed the plate on a heating pad set to low heat. Make sure that your paper towels are damp ... seeds when I put them under 24 hrs light, sterile soil, heating pad. I had a 95% germination rate when I wrapped seeds in paper towel ... the plants which are pioneers --i.e. the kinds of weeds that carpet bared soil of roadsides and your garden-- and their garden descendants. Lettuce ...
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NARGS: Good Rock Garden Plants
... tah]. This small low-growing mossy saxifrage with scalloped leaves makes a pad of dark green rosettes from which rise vivid crimson flowers in ... equal parts of coarse sand and leaf mold worked into the carpet of foliage will encourage new roots. Their one common weakness is ... . It grows in a slowly spreading clump 2" x 4". 'Rose Carpet' is a good selection. Small sedums in variety have unusual textures ...
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NARGS: Saxifraga moschata
... -gah mos-kah-tah] This small low-growing mossy saxifrage with scalloped leaves makes a pad of dark green rosettes from which rise vivid crimson flowers in spring. Mossy saxifrages need ... annual top dressing of equal parts of coarse sand and leaf mold worked into the carpet of foliage will encourage new roots. Their one common weakness is to die out in ...
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Ontario Hosta Society:: Winter 1997 Newsletter
... ', ‘Pie Crust Power', ‘American Dream', ‘Raspberry Sorbet', ‘Aristocrat', ‘Emerald Carpet', ‘Don Stevens', ‘Stetson', and ‘Carnival' all sold for between ... ) just before florets open. This removes the landing pad which bees use to enter the floret. In ... Crusader’ H. ‘Decorata’ H. ‘Dorothy’ H. ‘Doubloons’ H. ‘Ellen’ H. ‘Emerald Carpet’ H. 'Formal Attire’ H. ‘Fountain’ H. ‘Fragrant Blue’ H. ‘Francee’ ...
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