how do I  take care of a planterswarts?
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you could try one of the over the counter freezing things that they sell in drug stores, but I find that they don't really work terribly well.  you could also try plain old salycillic (sp?) acid, in the form of wart remover, also sold at drug stores.  if nothing OTC works, go to your doctor and either have it frozen or burned off.
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Stick em in some arm fertilizer. But be patient, these things don't happen overnight.
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GROW CLEAN HEALTHY FOOD\nhere is your "peaceful way" jonesyfruit\n:
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A common problem! Give the plant a good feed with a high nitrogen feed (this is seen as N on fertiliser packs i.e. N.P.K.)and keep well watered. It should start to sprout new shoots, possibly from lower down the stem if it's been pruned too hard. Leave these shoots for at least three years before you prune them again. A good gardening book should tell you the correct method, mine is: in winter i.e. late January early February, cut the shoots back to 2-3 buds. Then in summer i.e. august, cut the long growths back to around 5-6 buds. This is the best method. I've worked on wisterias that are over 200 years old, in fact the oldest one in the UK, so it's been well tried and tested!\nIf no shoots are obvious I would still feed and water and leave it until next year before making any judgments. Plants can go into shock and may lie dormant for a season, so give it a chance. If nothing happens by early next summer I would say it's dead, but you can scrape a small slice of bark off the trunk and if it's green underneath then it's alive, if it's brown it's dead.Good luck.
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go to your local hardware or lumber yard and purchase Builders Hydrated Lime sprinkel this  sorta heavy all under your house in shop areas etc. { this will not harm cats or dogs } rats and mice can not belch so when they get this on thier feet they will lick it off and go to water where they will die in a very short while. If it gets wet wait till ground is dry and put more out.
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you can use white vinegar or wet baking soda.\n\njust put enough vinegar or wet baking soda on the soiled area and let stand for a couple of seconds. it works for me.
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Hydrate them, with some lip balm. The best thing to do is prevent the wind burn all together.
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let me try:\n1)Save Plants to save Life.\n2)Protect plants and animals and protect yourself.
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get yourself a bio-cycle system or a worm pit. serious, they have them in oz. it's a pit of worms that processes all of the junk (food, faeces) and puts the left over clean fluid under the garden beds. the ultimate  compost heap
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Is that the same as "bats in your belfry?"  Seriously, find out how they are getting in there, find out what they like to eat (squirrel chow perhaps), and sprinkle it near their entrance.  Once you're sure they're all out, seal the hole.  But for goodness sake, whatever you do, be humane!  They're just doing what we do...trying to survive.  So please, don't do anything to harm them.  If you seek a professional person to get the job done, insist on humane (non-lethal) methods.
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feed , water, clean areas where they are kept, bedding, let them in and out, inspect them for sores or parasites, feet trimmed, medical, land management ,records-breeding, sales, costs, buying(including things for the barn-hay,straw,tools,\n The list is endless from those things than-milking,testing,production, vendors,equipment,ect ect. \n\nA book would help you a lot.\n\nIt can be done-start small.
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To store and protect seeds
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I think let the Drosera grow naturally,with normal water.Please don't interfere with it's life too much.
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Garden hose...turn it on full...use lots of soap.
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First, you need to remove the source.  The insects you may be referring to tend to lay their eggs in soil--such as the soil in your potted pants.  You need to re-pot any live plants you have in your home.  Also, you need to insure that no food (particularly fruit--peels or whole) is left out in the open or in uncovered garbage cans. It is advisable to scrub any garbage cans you have indoors.  Getting rid of those insects you can presently see is not a big problem--an off the shelf bug spray will take care of that.\n\nIf you take the above measures, you will rid yourself of the nuisance.
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a nice bottle of wine or a houseplant....but check to make sure your hotess drinks alcohol and that she isnt alergic to any kind of houseplants
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Plant a tree\nclean an empty lot\nget a bunch of your buds together and form a clean up service where you clean up by lakes rivers and streams\npick up litter\ndon't litter\nrecycle\ncompost\ncar pool\nride your bike