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Curly Willow Stems

The Curly Willow Stems has curves that add texture to any d+¬cor inside or out. When indoors, arrange the stems in a vase and use as a dramatic centerpiece. Outside, place the stems in planters with evergreen branches to add drama to any entrance. Each bundle contains 5-10 stems, each stem measuring approximately 3-4' long.

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Open Question: CAN SOME PLEASE REWORD THIS FOR ME PLEASE!?

Many different trees are found in the temperate forest including the maple, pine, conifer, hickory, evergreen, birch and sweet gum. There are also small plants such as shrubs, moss, ferns, and lichens which grow beneath trees. The hardwood trees loose their leaves in the winter. The temperate forest is also home to numerous species of flowers.

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Open Question: What do you think would happen if you were taking to heaven alive, shown things and sent back?

What would they show you? What is God's purpose for doing that? Would you be able to comprehend everything? As the angel takes you around, the first person you'll meet is father Abraham, angels, and people everywhere, singing, children with little harps, animals, beautiful gorgeous trees, shrubs, flowers, kinda like earth but more beautiful and colorful. Then you see a bright light coming through the crowds, Jesus Christ his chest emitting like hundreds of diamonds, he answers you thoughts as you think it. Then you walk with Jesus to see your home He has build for you, and then you go to see God, but the light is to bright, you fall to your knees, losing all strength, a angels gives you a copper color fruit to eat, you feel your strength come back, that you can bare God's glory, you see Jesus walk into God and back out, you never seen love like this before, You can withstand God's glory as Jesus blocks some of the glory emitting from God. You see God's thoughts swimming around his head, God breathes into his thoughts and born are baby spirits that say to God, send me that I be redeem...... What else do you see in heaven, before God sends you back to teach what you have seen? Jesus shouting in from of the people preaching, I going back to get your brother, your sister, your mother, your father, and bring them back here!!! You wouldn't want to come back once your there.

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Voting Question: UK native dwarf shrubs/trees?

Hello. I am wanting to create a hedge that is from a variety of british native trees preferably, but i do not really want to be trimming them as i prefer to spend my time on the veg patch. I would like shrubs/trees that reach around 1m or so in height. Are there any such species? If not, are there any non-native species that still appeal to a variety of native birds and insects. They must also be non-poisonous and able to grow in the midlands. Thanks

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Resolved Question: some help with a grammar-related question?

how should the following read?: tree, shrub and perennial planting OR tree, shrub, and perennial planting

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Voting Question: Ecology Questions????????

I have answered these questions. I just want to make sure that I've got them right 1.) As a population reaches its carrying capacity, there may be an increase in competition for: A. food B. shelter C. mates D. all of the above 2. The relationship between a predactor and its prey is best illustrated by A.) a snake eating a bird B.) a lion eating a zebra C.) a fox eating a mouse D.) a zebra eating grass 3. Which of the following usually results when members of different species require the same food and space? A.) primary succession B.) primary competition C.) secondary succession D.) interspecific competition 4. The relationship between flowering plants and the bees that pollinate them is an example of: A.) commensalism B.) competition C.) mutualism D.) parasitism 5. Cattle egrets are birds that mostly feed on insects that have been disturbed by grazing cattle. The cattle are neither helped nor harmed by the presence of the egrets. The relationship is an example of: A.) commensalism B.) competition C.) mutualism D.) parasitism 6. A dog providing nutrients and shelter for the tapeworm living in it intestines is an example of: A.) commensalism B.) competition C.) mutualism D.) parasitism 7. A sheep eating the same grass as a cow is an example of: A.) commensalism B.) competition C.) mutualism D.) parasitism 8. An ant keeps predators away from the acacia tree. The acacia provides shelter and food for the ant. This is an example of: A.) commensalism B.) mutualism C.) competition D.) parasitism 9. An tree provides nutrients and a sunlit location for the orchid living on it. This is an example of: A.) commensalism B.) competition C.) mutualism D.) parasitism 10. Major ecosystem that occur over wide areas of land are called A.) communities B.) biomes C.) habitats D.) food chains 11. Identify the biome from the following descriptions. Biome 1 has an avg. yearly temperature rang of -10-14 degree celsius. Its vegetation contains needle-leaved evergreen trees. Biome 2's temperature range is from 0-25 degrees celsius and contains a vegetations of tall grasses in moist areas, and short grasses in drier areas. Biome 3: 24-37 degrees celsius with succulent plants and scattered grasses. Biome 4: 25-27 degrees celsius and broad-leaved evergreen trees and shrubs. Biome 5: 10-20 degrees celsius with giant needle-leaved evergreen trees. Which of the listed biomes does these characteristics describe? A.) temperate deciduous forest B.) tropical rain forest C.) taiga D.) tundra 12. The biome that makes up most of the central part of the continental U.S. is: A.) temperate forest B.) temperate grassland C.) charparral D.) savanna 13. Which of the following animals is most likely to live in a temperate deciduous forest? A.) monkeys B.) caribou C.) deer D.) leopards 14. The specific physical locations of where a given species lives is called its: A.) habitat B.) abiotic factor C.) community D.) climate 15. When an organism dies, the nitrogen in its body A.) can never be reused by other living things B.) is immediately released into the atmosphere C.) is released by the action of decomposers D.) all of the above Answer key for 16-19 A.) deciduous forest B.) tropical rain forest C.) desert D.) tundra E.) taiga 16.) Long, cold, moist winters and short summers are typical of the biome dominated by gynosperms. 17.) A prolonged, relatively mild period with ample precipitation alternates with a cold period when plants become dormant 18.) This biome has the greatest diversity of species 19.) This biome is dominated by dwarf shrubs, grasses, and sedges that can tolerate long dark winters.

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Resolved Question: Did US forces ever locate the Bongazongoo African super weapon?

There is a well known super weapon called the Bongazongoo which the Booya tribe used to stave off wars between tribes and conquer enemies. It is said that the Bongazongoo although made of shrub, a tree log and some gas producing herbs (lethal of course) was used to wipe out entire regions of Africans at a time. This weapon could be used as a projectile into the middle of tribal regions and thus kill everyone, it was known as black magic but its real name was Bongazongoo. There was a case where Delta Force was sent out to locate it, as it was buried due to fear and in fighting, and there was once an idea that it could be used effectively in the case of Soviet invasion. Did they ever find it? What was the progress on that?

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Resolved Question: What are thousands of inaccuracies in the Bible?

Here are a list of a few scientific errors: I challenge any Christian on Yahoo Answers! to solve these so-called mysteries/miracles of the Bible that we can't seem to figure out even in modern day! 1. Astronomy: First we deal with Astronomy., The Bible speaks about the creation of the universe. In the beginning, 1st Book, Book of Genesis, 1st Ch., it is mentioned - It says… ‘Almighty God created the Heavens and the Earth, in six days and talks about a evening and a morning, referring to a 24 - hour day. Today scientists tell us, that the universe cannot be created in a 24 hour period of six days. 2. The Bible says in Genesis Ch. No. 1 Verses No. 3 and 5,…‘Light was created on the first day.’ Genesis, Ch., 1 Verses, 14 to 19… ‘The cause of light - stars and the sun, etc. was created on the fourth day’. How can the cause of light be created on the 4th day - later than the light which came into existence on the first day? - It is unscientific. 3. Further, the, Bible says Genesis, Ch. 1, Verses 9 to 13… ‘Earth was created on the 3rd day. How can you have a night and day without the earth ? The day depends upon the rotation of the Earth Without the earth created, how can you have a night and day? 4. Genesis, Ch. No. 1 Verses 9 to 13 says… ‘Earth was created on the third day.’ Genesis Ch. No. 1 Verses 14 to 19 says…‘The Sun and the Moon were created on the fourth day.’ Today science tells us… ‘Earth is part of the parent body… the sun.’ It cannot come into existence before the sun – It is unscientific. 5. The Bible says in Genesis, Ch. No.1, Verse No. 11 to 13…‘The vegetation, the herbs the shrubs, the trees - they were created on the 3rd day And the Sun, Genesis, Ch. No. 1, Verses. 14 to 19, was created on the 4th day.How can the vegetation come into existence without sunlight, and how can they survive without sunlight ? 6. The Bible says in Genesis, Ch. 1, Verses No.16, that…‘God created two lights the greater light, the Sun to rule the day, and the lesser light the Moon, to rule the night. The actual translation, if you go to the Hebrew text, it is ‘lamps’…‘Lamps having lights of its own.’ And that you will come to know better, if you read both the Verses – Genesis, Ch. No.1, Verse. 16, as well as 17. Verse No.17 says…‘And Almighty God placed them in the firmament, to give light to the earth… To give light to the earth.’ Indicating, that Sun and the Moon has its own light - which is in contradiction with established scientific knowledge that we have. 7.It is mentioned in the Bible, in the book of Hebrews, Ch. No.1 Verses No.10 and 11, and the book of Psalms, Ch. No.102, Verse No.25 and 26, that…‘Almighty God created the Heavens and the Earth, and they will perish.’ Exactly opposite is mentioned in the book of Ecclesiastics, Ch. No.1, Verse No.4, and the book of Psalms, Ch. No.78, Verse No.69, that… ‘The earth will abide forever.’ Which will take place? The Earth will perish or abide forever? The both can't take place. It's unscientific! 8. In the field of ‘Diet and Nutrition’ lets analyse, what does the Bible say. The Bible says in the book of Genesis, Ch. No.1, Verse No.29, that… ‘God has given you all the herbs bearing seeds, the trees bearing fruits - those that bear seed, as meat for you.’ New International Version says… ‘The seed bearing plants, and the trees bearing fruits bearing seeds are food for you, all of them.’ Today, even a layman knows that there are several poisonous plants like wild berries, stritchi, datura, plants containing alkaloid, polyander, bacaipoid - that which if you ingest, if you eat there are high possibilities you may die. How come the Creator of the universe and the human beings, does not know, that if you have these plants, you will die. 9. he Bible has a scientific test how to identify a true believer. It is mentioned in the Gospel of Mark, Ch. No.16, Verse No.17 and 18 - It says that… ‘There will be signs for true believers and among the signs - In my name they shall cast out devils, they shall speak foreign tongues, new tongues, they shall take up serpents - And if they drink deadly poison, they shall not be harmed - And when they place their hand over the sick, they shall be cured.’ This is a scientific test - In scientific terminology, it is known as the ‘confirmatory test’ for a true Christian believer. There has not been a single true believing Christian that has ever passed this test, because no one's willing to even try. 10. What does the Bible say regarding ‘Hydrology’? Bible says in Genesis, Ch. No.9, Verse No.13 to 17, that… ‘After God, at the time of Noah submerged the world by flood, and after the flood’ subsided, He said… ‘I put up a rainbow in the sky as a promise to the humankind never to submerge the world again, by water. To the unscientific person it may be quite good… ‘Oh rainbow is a sign of Almighty God, never to submerge the world by flood again.’ But today we know very well, that rainbow is due to the refraction of sunli

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Resolved Question: What are some ideas for a Summer Fun Checklist.?

Here's what I did last year with friends... So, Its almost the end of August and we still have to finish this checklist. Most of it it done, but theres still lots of things we can do before fall hits! And I'm sure everyones interested as to whats let to do, so here it is kids! Ill tag everyone in this who has contributed to helping with one or more checkmarks! Summer 2009 Checklist. 1.) Take a hike - CHECK 2.) Go on a roadtrip - CHECK 3.) Lay under the stars - CHECK 4.) Make a movie - CHECK 5.) Bake cookies/brownies - CHECK 6.) Have a picnic 7.) Throw a theme party 8.) Go camping - CHECK 9.) Have a bonfire - CHECK 10.) Send a message in a bottle - CHECK 11.) Give to a charity - CHECK 12.) Take atleast 1000 photos - CHECK 13.) Ultimate Scavenger Hunt - CHECK 14.) Ultimate Hide & Seek - CHECK 15.) Go to the beach - CHECK 16.) Create a new word - CHECK [cockhorse!] 17.) Laugh atleast 100 times in a day - CHECK 18.) Collect 2 bugs, give them names - CHECK 19.) Pet a farm animal - CHECK 20.) Pick a wild flower - CHECK 21.) Go to Dead Mans pond at VP - CHECK 22.) Create your own holiday - CHECK - Provincial Horses Ass Day. Sept 25th 23.) Chinese firedrill - CHECK 24.) Prank call randoms - CHECK 25.) Go ghost hunting - CHECK 26.) Play a drinking game - CHECK 27.) Celebrate Canada Day - CHECK 28.) Learn something new - CHECK 29.) Compliment a total stranger - CHECK 30.) Go for a drive, flip a coin at every turn ; heads go left, tails go right - CHECK 31.) Puke - CHECK 32.) Go to an old church 33.) Make a new friend - CHECK 34.) Do a tequilla shot with lime & salt - CHECK 35.) Watch fireworks - CHECK 36.) Leave our make everywheres - CHECK 37.) Write a song/poem - CHECK 38.) See a shooting star - CHECK 39.) Drive down a dirt road - CHECK 40.) Get introuble - CHECK 41.) Stay up all night - CHECK 42.) Watch the sun rise - CHECK 43.) Explore the woods at night - CHECK 44.) Rent a porn 45.) Get an old fashion photo in Cavendish 46.) Skinny dipping - CHECK 47.) Game night ; Cranium, Scrabble etc. - CHECK 48.) Burning bridges 49.) Make a mixed tape/cd - CHECK 50.) Make a fancy meal - CHECK 51.) Write a letter to a stranger - CHECK 52.) Conquer a fear - CHECK 53.) Party like rockstars - CHECK 54.) Make a time capsule - CHECK 55.) Kensington Mystery Mansion 56.) Catch a butterfly - CHECK 57.) Explore all of P.E.I. - CHECK 58.) Drunk sex? - CHECK 59.) ALE band practice outside - CHECK 60.) Return to apartment beach with Ouija board 61.) Change someones life for the better - CHECK 62.) Kiss someone in the rain - CHECK 63.) BonerFEST Round 3, 4, & 5. - CHECK 64.) Meet and party with an away band - CHECK 65.) Fuck with people at the Fruit Loop - CHECK 66.) Invent a new extreme game - CHECK - Extreme Stealing 67.) Buy a cricket ($0.18) from a petstore - CHECK 68.) Play frisbee - CHECK 69.) Watch cloud shapes - CHECK 70.) Drink a grape slushie - CHECK 71.) Take a picture with a homeless guy 72.) Scare a small child - CHECK - Kids who threw an egg at us. Chris Threw him over a fence. 73.) Go to Cows icecream - CHECK 74.) Get drunk at a park - CHECK 75.) Stay up all night watching horror flicks - CHECK 76.) Water balloon fight 77.) Go to the drive in 78.) Pick an apple of a tree - CHECK 79.) Take a picture of a fox - CHECK 80.) Break something - CHECK 81.) Find something - CHECK 82.) Carve our names into a tree - CHECK 83.) Steal a street sign - CHECK 84.) More extreme pointless videos - CHECK 85.) Shotgun a coldshot - CHECK 86.) Collect random items to remember Summer 09 - CHECK 87.) Shrub bossing - CHECK 88.) Try a new alcohol - CHECK 89.) Avoid drama - CHECK 90.) Teach someones kid to say Faaagot! or an equally demeaning word - CHECK 91.) Go to a BIS show - CHECK 92.) Eat cold pizza for breakfast - CHECK 93.) Roast marshmellows 94.) Piss someone off - CHECK 95.) Have an epic 20th birthday - CHECK 96.) Be a minor inconvenience in someones day - CHECK 97.) Answer every question with a question game - CHECK 98.) Pee outside while drunk - CHECK 99.) Get someone to go streaking 100.) Get extremely scared - CHECK 101.) Have a car sing along - CHECK 102.) Collect a seashell - CHECK 103.) Make amazing quotes - CHECK 104.) Return to Coran Ban - CHECK 105.) Find something on the side of the road that could be used as furnature 106.) Smash a mailbox with a mailbox 107.) Take an extreme amount of straws, wetnaps, or napkins from a resturaunt - CHECK 108.) Take a photo next to a grave - CHECK 109.) Pie eating contest rematch 110.) Do up pants with a fork rematch 111.) Get something matching for everyone - CHECK 112.) Go all day without checking the time 113.) Play truth or dare/I never 114.) Wash a car - CHECK 115.) Forgive someone - CHECK 116.) Get a fastfood employees number 117.) Stay in bed all day - CHECK 118.) Dress a boy in girls clothes - CHECK 119.) Make an epic memory - CHECK 120.) Blow bubbles - CHECK

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Resolved Question: Can't find a photo that matches this tree/shrub don't know what it is?

It is mature,it is an evergreen.It grows upward like a red tip photinia ,rough bark ,leaves are apx.5 inches long with ruffled edges that have sharp teeth.I don't see any berries or fruit at this time.The new growth is a reddish color ,the leaf stem is reddish in color at the base where it is attached to the stem. I searched at the Virginia Tech Drendrology site but no luck.I live in west texas so I am in zone 7.Any help would be great I don't like not knowing what is in my yard. Thank you all for your answer.Glenn you got it it is a photinia serrulata tyvm

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Resolved Question: What is the best drought tolerant shrub for San Antonio Texas?

Im looking for recommendations on a shrub that would be good for the climate of San Antonio, TX. The ones I had before died. Here's my requirements: 1) short shrub, 3 feet tall max. 2) Drought tolerant(the drought killed my previous shrubs). I do not want to spend any time watering these, they need to be able to survive on their own. This is important. 3) They are on the NW side of my house, so they will be in the shade in the morning. In the early afternoon they will have a few hours of direct sunlight. In the late afternoon they will mostly be in the shade because there is a tree to the west of the shrubs.

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