I am going to Busch Gardens in Williamsburg tomorrow, the first day it opens. I need some advice on what rides/shows are the best. I am 13, so nothing too crazy cuz I’m don’t absolutely LOVE scary roller coasters. Actually, I’ve never been on one. But I’m willing to try tomorrow and get over my fear cuz my chorus group is going to hershey in may and i want to be able to go on all the rides with my friends. So anyway also include what shows are good, too. Thanx!

We are wanting to make my Dad a bench out of landscaping timbers for Father’s Day… anyone know of a book or step by step guide we can follow? Thank you!!!!

I want to be creative and romantic with how many flowers i get her. i know all about buying 11 real flowers and getting 1 fake but thats old, i want to be creative and romantic and new. i know her favorite flower is lilly and her favorite color is red now i just need to now the amount, please help.

I’m very interested in gardening, yet I’m very young and know NOTHING about it, so I’d really like some advice on how I can start or even recommendations on books that can get me started.

I have a flower bed outside that needs plants in it but it doesn’t get morning sun there…just afternoon. so I’m wondering what plants i can get that are easy to take care of and doesn’t require to much sun. Thanks
I live in texas so it has to be a plant thats in texas!
and by galveston so itll get salt air

5 days ago I 1st noticed few winged tho sm adults and quite a few eggs on the underside of my Sugar Snap Peas & Snow Peas. I Garden Dust from company named BONIDE. An Insecticide-fungiside dust. Had a ton of rain & cold, so just got back out there today and they seem to have multiplied a tenfold! Many, many winged and more eggs! Can anyone help me before I give up on organic and just BLAST them away with chemicals which just goes against everything! Any serious advice out there? Please? Thanks, Alley

I have check valve power, I can not seem to get it to prime to the pump it has a pressure switch and another 1/8" copper tube coming out right above the inlet this came out of a house that switched to city system is this a feadback loop or ???

I have mole tunnels everywhere but i am most concerned about the ones in my vegetable garden how do I get rid of them without harming or poisoning my plants?

A neighbor had some cedar and other evergreen trees removed from his yard. The tree company that did the job had lots of wood chips when they were done. The foreman offered me a small truckload of them for landscaping purposes. Of course there is a relatively small percentage of bark mixed with the wood chips, and of course a lot of small branches and pine needles.

My question: Is it a good idea to use these wood chips for landscaping, to cover our flower beds, like you would use store-bought beauty bark? Or would it possibly cause problems due to rotting, or be a magnet for termites and other nasty little critters?

And if those things aren’t problems, do you think it would make a good ground-cover? Can you think of any other uses for it?

Any advice before I pay to have it hauled away would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I’m planting a passionfruit cutting and need to know how big the pot should be to avoid repotting altogether. I want it to stay in the same pot for its whole life, so how big should it be?

I hear that President Obama is trying to put taxes on small home gardens because if you have one you don’t use your local store for fruit and veggies and that’s bad for the economy is that right?

I am planning a large, informal activity for our church. The theme is "Autumn Nights". Just to give you an idea of the direction I’m going…instead of a standard refreshment table we’re doing a Caramel Apple bar, with quartered apples, a couple fondue fountains with caramel and chocolate, and some crushed nuts, butterfinger, etc…for people to dip their apples in. I am definitely going to use autumn leaves to decorate, and a full moon, but I don’t know what to use on the tables. There will be 8 – 10 small round tables and I would like to make centerpieces that are low but I don’t know where to go to get inspiration for which flowers to use or anything. Any ideas? Thanks!

Any good books, websites, CD’s on gardening which really works.

I live in southern Idaho .I already planted some bulbs in one dog’s grave ,/ They have not or did not come up so I’m a little worried about them. They are in Scruffy’s grave for those of you from Pets-Dogs) and now I’m looking for plants/flowers that will come back year after year. They will be both Scruffy’ss and Liberty’s memorials. It’s get below freezing in the winter here so we have to fact that in this.

Does anyone have any great ideas of what I can plant in their memorials that will come back year after year and get bigger too? One idea I’m playing is rose bushes. Does anyone know of plants that have beautiful flowers to remind me of them at their graveside?I’m open to suggestions.Can anyone please help me out here?

Thank You for all the suggestions with this!