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Barriers For Armadillos
If you are trying to protect a vegetable garden or flower bed, a chicken wire fence 12 to 18 inches high and buried 4 to 6 inches deep will keep the critter at bay.

Weeding Knife by Wolf-Garten
This handy gardening tool is ideal for spot weeding and planting. It has a hollow formed blade for easy, sharp soil penetration. It has a comfortable handle with hanger.

Choosing A Birdbath
Home and garden centers, specialty or hardware stores and mailorder catalogs stock a variety of attractive birdbaths which both decorate the yard and provide essential water for bird visitors. While it is not necessary to set the birdbath upon a pedestal, it is safer for the birds.

Using Tuberous Begonia
Use tuberous begonias as bedding plants in shady spots. They look lovely in front of shrubs or around trunks of specimen trees situated out on the lawn. Utilize the pendulous types of tuberous begonias in hanging baskets.

Caring For Parsley
When they are first planted outside, parsley plants need regular watering--an inch of water a week from rain or from a sprinkler--until they become established. If the soil is poor, you may want to also spray parsley foliage with diluted liquid fertilizer or plant tonic once a month or so to insure healthy growth.

Listings for Plant Hangers / Hooks in Vermont

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	The Hookery
	Pawlet, Vermont (VT) 05761