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... Issue #57 Ambidextrous chainsaw filing Issue #57 A salvaged oak floor for $5 Issue #59 Preparation for successful painting Issue #61 Build a pallet fence Issue #69 New invention — the Fencerunner Issue #68 Build a log crib Issue ...
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July 2003 Newsletter
... Newsletter Vol 1/Issue 4 July 2003 To Contact: WCFRS C/O Patti Hartzell 217 Salt Brick Court ... and then whatever else looks appetizing in the gardens.  We have put up a fence but they jump it.  Tried sprays but they must have cast iron stomachs because ... be high enough.  The height must be over four feet tall.  The most effective fence is two strands with the first strand three feet up and a second ...
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Weeds - Organic Lawn Care Forum - GardenWeb
... Now, our neighbors thought we were a bit crazy, as they have no issue with using weed killer. But, I hate to use it as we ... my entire lawn than my neighbor has in the strip running along the fence. The weeds I do have, I manage with the weed hound. RE: Weeds ... that the older (as in not recently disturbed) soil, weeds are not an issue. Dandelions don’t seem to thrive in my yard. Purslane in the veg ...
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Your Favorite Potato Leaf Variety : - Growing Tomatoes Forum - GardenWeb
... provided more sun, though certainly not all day sun. As it was along the back fence, an no other cherry or other toms grew by it, only those that could be ... never statistically and theorectically hit absolute zero (more of an issue in VERY large populations). This is a statistical numbers probablility issue. Each generation after a cross the heterozygotes are reduced to ...
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What might these seeds be? (pic) - Name That Plant Forum - GardenWeb
... plant them as ornamentals. Though this plant is toxic, if that were an extremely important issue, our landscapes would be nearly barren. Here is a link that might be useful: Seed ... a form of cancer. Just generally speaking. I place even umbrella palm outside of the fence so my cat doesn't chew on it, one of my cats will chew only ...
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Beans
... a lot of difference between types excepting favas, which are a whole separate issue. But we do direct-seed all beans: beans do not want or need ... but we like to train the vines up a lattice made of "range fence", fairly heavy-gauge wire mesh with about 6-inch squares; it normally ... sort from a peg right by the plant to the pole or fence or whatever that the vine is supposed to climb. You can stake ...
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Tree Wrapping - Bad Habit
... the dead and traditionalism is the dead faith of the living. A modern arborist takes issue with dead faith of those who continue a practice rooted in traditionalism, trunk wrapping. The ... to show that it can prevent heat or cold injuries. For protection against rodents, a fence, placed away from the tree, makes more sense. Ref. BIOLOGY OF PLANTS fourth edition chapter ...
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Espalier your trees! by Rev. J.D. Hooker Issue #79
... Espalier your trees! by Rev. J.D. Hooker Issue #79 Remembering Sept. 11, 2001 Enter A Keyword Features Home Page Current Issue Article Index Previous Issues Newsletter Letters Humor Free Stuff Feedback ... with sturdy upright supports spaced 20 inches apart, and attaches horizontal strands of heavy galvanized fence wire at 2, 4, and 6-foot elevations. Next, every 30 inches he wires a ...
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Fine Gardening Current Issue
... Shopping Cart | Customer Service Home Subscribe Gardening Books Plants Design Ideas Tools & Techniques Current Issue Discussions Sign up for our eLetter for monthly tips and advice right from the ... the Fence Discussion Pronunciation Guide to Botanical Latin Events October 3, 2006 November/December 2006 Issue Number 112 Colorful combinations for fall Subscribers in the U.S. should receive this issue ...
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