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Mary-there's a few different thgnis you can do. There's the old fashioned way-sort of like you're doing. I wouldn't cover my thgnis at night, but would come out at night with a flashlight. You'll see them easily. Then you can either hand pick(not for me)or give them a quick shake of salt. The smallest amount kills them. If you don't like that than you can snail/slug bait. This is done by putting something like a roof shingle in several places, or you can do the same thing with smaller, flatter pieces of wood. Come out in the morning, lift it up, and kill them all-there will be some there. You can use the old beer in a small cup which also works. Other thgnis you can put out there are an upside down grapefruit or orange. Place them in several areas of the garden. You can then dispose of them the next morning. There's a product called Sluggo with works very well that is organic. Try it. This doesn't harm all the beneficial thgnis in your soil. Or for a little 1-2 punch, you can use the organic stuff in your beds, and use the real strong snail/slug killer on the outsides of your bed-on the ground. The active ingredient in this is definitely not organic, but it's the absolute best thing to kill slugs and you don't have to have it touch your garden soil. I see you are registered for this weeks workshop. Remind me there and I will tell you the best way to eliminate 90% of your snails and slugs. I do spend some time in my ebook discussing this along with several tried and true organic solutions that you make at home good stuff-good question..see you on Saturday posted on Saturday, November 10, 2012

Dear Sir:

Do you still make rosary cord #36. I used to purchase the pound bags and enjoyed the variety of selections. I wonder are you still making the cord. If so, I would need a quote per one cord, spool, or in larger amounts.

I have been a rosary maker for over twenty years and have recently been asked to make larger rosaries for the sick,
and hospital patience. They require a larger size cord.

If you can help in this matter it would greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Donna Bauman


posted on Sunday, April 20, 2014

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