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good reminder...we have a doggy we wouldn't want anything to happen to.

Thanks for the heads up.

Thanks for the reminder! You would be surprised at how many things on the market say not to use around pets! There are a lot of inside cleaners that are unsafe for them, too.

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Great reminder! Thanks for the info

Thanks for the reminder.

These are great tips. Thanks for the reminder.

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Good advice.

thank for the imformation. and sharing..

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Nice of you to think of them.

Very good information for this time of year!

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Very good advice I use Neem oil on my plants it is harmless on animals and leaves your plants glossy instead of cloudy and with white residue. also soapy water is a good one to use for aphids on roses and pretty much any other creepy crawly

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Good advice. I dont' have any pets but if I did I would like to know this.

Nice reminder

Thanks for the reminder, good suff


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I always check the label of any new product,

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Great advice - also remember some flea collars are dangerous when wet - will kill an animal - Salud.

Good article. There are just so many chemicals around the house.

thanks for the reminder!

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So true.

Thanks for the information

Our association does the grass....they put up a sign when its done ...We do not let the dogs out that week.
They go potty in the bathroom.....thats as far as it goes.....too bad we can not train our doxie to go on the toilet. They get mad if you are in the bathroom when they have to go....they want their privacy too.

My cats remain inside. But, this is a fantastic posting to those that allow their pets outside. Thank you for the information.

thanx

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thanks for the reminder

Good advice- and something I need to do around here- the weeds have taken over!

I wish I could give you ten tens. This is important advice.

Another thing: Dogs should never have chocolate. It can cause serious medical problems or death.

thank you Patty... this is sooo important... our pets are very special to us...
Blessings...

Thank you for the reminder!
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Grand advice! Thank you, Patty!

great tips

Very good advice. I love my yeard, but I love my pets more.

great reminder

This is very good advice Patty , thanks

thanks for the heads up Patty! :D

good reminder, thanks for sharing

Corrugated cardboard is a great weed killer and unlike plastic it does not divert rainwater away from your plants. It is especially effective on larger areas of weeds such as poison Ivy as well. Plain brown is the best as IMO you want as little ink as possible. It is easy to cut and shape around flowers and vegetable plants and if set about an inch below the surface remains unseen. Works well for deep rooted weeds that you cannot pull up too. Just cut the weed as low to the ground (below the surface if possible) and cover the "stump" with the cardboard. You want to be sure no light gets through so it does not grow again and eventually it will kill the root.

For insect control you can use something like Diatomaceous Earth though I would avoid using this too heavily in the garden except for something like an ant infestation as it will kill bees, dragonflies and ladybugs as well. Though I wouldn't, nor would I recommend, you can eat fruits and vegetables almost immediately after an application.

Salmon based oils will not only prevent most bugs or animals from eating your plants but will also feed them. Just don't use it immediately before the family picnic as it can be quite "fragrant" and will last for about 12 hours or so depending on how heavy you apply it. It lasts long after the "thrill" is gone too. I used it primarily as a fertilizer about every two weeks and it works great. I haven't had the pleasure of a garden in a number of years but have been told that there are some salmon based repellents available commercially now.

Thats for the reminder!

Thanks for the reminder