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Whats the quickest and cheapest way to clear land?

Posted on February 10, 2012 by admin| 8 Comments

I’ve got a very overgrown back yard (new to the house) and want to clear land and plant a garden, grass and flowers. We have worked weekend after weekend cutting, hauling, pruning and clearning and it’s still pretty crowded back there. Any experience and advice on clearing vines that have grown into tall OLD pine trees, clearing poison Ivy and poison Oak, digging up old dead bushes, and removing years worth of pine straw and leaves would be greatly appreciated. I can NOT afford to hire the work out but I can afford some great super tool or machine that would cut my load considerably if there is such a thing.
Fiona

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What household plants would you recommend me for my cats?

Posted on January 9, 2012 by admin| Leave a comment

I know vulpine, catnip, valerian (but I think it is an outside plant), rosemary, cive and savory are not poison to house felines. But I know that fresh herbs helps their tummy from time to time.

I never knew what to grow in house that wasn’t poison to them!

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What household plants would you recommend me for my cats?

Posted on January 9, 2012 by admin| 2 Comments

I know vulpine, catnip, valerian (but I think it is an outside plant), rosemary, cive and savory are not poison to house felines. But I know that fresh herbs helps their tummy from time to time.

I never knew what to grow in house that wasn’t poison to them!

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What household plants would you recommend me for my cats?

Posted on January 9, 2012 by admin| 6 Comments

I know vulpine, catnip, valerian (but I think it is an outside plant), rosemary, cive and savory are not poison to house felines. But I know that fresh herbs helps their tummy from time to time.

I never knew what to grow in house that wasn’t poison to them!

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I need help with poison oak.?

Posted on August 14, 2011 by admin| 15 Comments

If i am not mistken poison oak can be identified as five leaves to one stem. Right? Well, I need some home remedies on how I can kill poison oak that is flourishing in my flower bed. So far it is only growing at the end , in various places in my yard and around our trees.

Please help.
I JUST LOOKED IT UP ON GOOGLE AND WHAT I HAVE IS CALLED VIRGINIA CREEPER.

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What spreads the seeds of wild roses? Cedars? Poison Ivy?

Posted on August 4, 2011 by admin| 1 Comment

A fruit or berry exists as a bribe to get animals to disperse the plant’s seeds. Lots of animals may eat the fruit but NOT disperse the seeds (because they digest it, for instance). There may be one or more animals or birds that the fruit is “trying” to get eaten by.

What animals naturally disperse the seeds of:
1.) Wild roses?
2.) Ceders?
3.) Poison Ivy?

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Will I Be Ok As Far As the Poison?

Posted on August 3, 2011 by admin| 6 Comments

Last summer I made a HUGE mistake. I was considering suicide and my mom had told me about some poisonous berries that grew near our berry patch. I ate some of the poisonous berries, but nothing happened. I didn’t get sick or anything, just tired all the time, with a occassional headache. Do you think the berries were really poisonous? My mom didn’t know what the berries were called but according to my side effects do you think I will be ok? I mean could the berries have done something to my body I don’t even know about? (I’m really freaked out over this, so serious answers only).

Thank you,

Samantha
Hey YOURS, why don’t you get some Doritos and shove them up your inconsiderate ass? And yes, you are stupid, you’re more stupid than the answer you gave me. And you probably were too stupid to know the answer, since you didn’t really answer my question AT ALL. Have a horrible life. I know mine is, and fucktards like you don’t make it much better.
YOURRRS, you want to know why I commited suicide last year? Becuase of people like you. And no, I’m not stupid.

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Black grape like berries growing on our tree. Poison?

Posted on July 29, 2011 by admin| 1 Comment

We just moved into house and there’s a tree growing something, it looks like realy small grapes/berries hunched up together, and when you squish it,the juice is red. With seeds inside. Any idea what this is? I stay in south africa and its summer here

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Poison Every Rose Has Its Thorn (video oficial)

Posted on July 4, 2011 by admin| 50 Comments

buena calida de video
Video Rating: 4 / 5

The Last Living Rose’ by PJ Harvey. A short film directed by Seamus Murphy.

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Why does my poison ivy rash keep coming back?

Posted on February 20, 2011 by admin| 3 Comments

It was almost 6 weeks ago that I went berry picking and must have touched a poisonous plant. Luckily shortly after I went to get my tattoo lasered and had the doctor there look at it. He said it was definitely poison ivy and he prescribed me a cream. Since I am nursing this is the only safe option. It is a steroid cream with .1% Triamcinolone. I have been putting it on as described and keeping it covered. I haven’t been itching it but it has been spreading all over my one finger. Twice it seemed to have been almost healed but there was still a hard bump on my finger. Then a few days later it breaks out into blisters again on a different part of my finger. Right now it is so bad it hurts to bend my finger. Why does it keep coming back? Is this cream supposed to get rid of it? Please help if you or anyone you know has had an experience from poison ivy. Thanks.

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