Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try a blend of Epsom salt with bone, cottonseed, blood, and fish meal to start. Use alfalfa pellets or tea to add many nutrients to your soil. Bury banana peels to replenish potassium. Try coffee grounds for adding nitrogen and potassium. Make a grass and weed clippings solution to enhance your soil. Try making compost tea with animal manure if you have it. Use dry pet food to add micro-nutrients and protein.

Answer: A popular early spring natural fertilizer recipe can be made by combining 4 oz (110 g) Epsom salt, 8 oz (230 g) bone meal, 8 oz (230 g) cottonseed meal, 4 oz (110 g) blood meal, and 4 oz (110 g) fish meal. Water your bush thoroughly first, spread the mixture around the base of the plant below its outer perimeter, and work the mixture into the top 2 in (5.1 cm) of soil with a cultivator until it’s buried.  Water your bush thoroughly again after working the fertilizer into the soil. You can find these ingredients at nurseries and garden supply stores that sell natural or organic fertilizers. Another natural fertilizer method uses alfalfa pellets. You can use non-food grade ones, sold at garden supply stores, or rabbit food alfalfa pellets. Spread 8–12 oz (230–340 g) of the pellets over the soil under your bush’s outer perimeter, and work it into the top 2 in (5.1 cm) of soil. An alternative is to make alfalfa tea. Fill a 30 US gal (110 L) plastic garbage can with 64–80 oz (1,800–2,300 g) alfalfa pellets and the rest with water. Let the mixture sit covered for 3-5 days and stir it once per day, then strain any remaining solids from the water. Water your roses with the tea every 4 weeks during growing season. To use banana peels, you can either bury them and let them compost before planting your roses, or bury them 4–6 in (10–15 cm) deep under the outer perimeter of your rose bush. They will compost under the ground and provide new sources of potassium for your roses.  This method is best used in conjunction with another natural method, like coffee grounds or alfalfa pellets. Grind the banana peels in a blender or chop them into fine pieces to promote faster composting. Spread 48 oz (1,400 g) of used coffee grounds on a cookie sheet lined with newspaper. Allow them to dry completely, then sprinkle them around the outer perimeter of your rose bush then water it thoroughly. Make a liquid solution of this fertilizer by soaking 48 oz (1,400 g) coffee grounds in 5 gallons (19 L) of water for 2-3 days. Then saturate the soil around the bush in place of watering it one day. Grass and weeds soak up nutrients from the soil that can be reused as fertilizer. Fill a 5 gallons (19 L) bucket with grass clippings and weeds like nettles, horsetail, and chickweed and add water to the full bucket until it’s full of grass, weeds, and water. Let the bucket sit in the sun for 2 days. Dilute 8  fl oz (240 mL) in 80  fl oz (2,400 mL) and use 24  fl oz (710 mL) of it to water a medium rose bush. Use old, dry, composted chicken, cow, or horse manure for this recipe. Wrap some manure in a cloth bag, old towel, or T-shirt and place it at the bottom of a 5 gallons (19 L) bucket. Fill the bucket to the top with water and let it sit in the shade for 3 days. Water your roses with the fertilizer as you would normally water it. Discard the “bag” you used and the manure inside after each use or put in a compost pile. Choose a dog or cat dry food with a 3% minimum sodium content. Sprinkle 16 oz (450 g) of it on the soil under the outer perimeter of your bush. Work it 2 in (5.1 cm) deep in the soil with a cultivator and cover the area with cardboard for a week so that animals don’t dig it up. Keep the cardboard wet and water your roses through the cardboard just as you would normally water them before removing it.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose an area with full sun. Make sure that your soil drains well. Test the pH Fertilize the soil well.

Answer: Though spinach prefers a mild climate and will not do well in extremely hot temperatures, it does like full sun. Spinach will produce in partial shade, though the yield may not be as impressive, nor the plants as productive. Spinach likes a moderately moist habitat, but will not do well in soil that floods regularly or does not drain well. If you cannot find an adequate plot in your garden you can make a raised vegetable garden bed or plant your spinach in a container.  If building a raised vegetable bed, use cedar wood planks if possible. Cedar resists rot when exposed to water. Because spinach is a small plant that does not grow extremely deep roots, you will not need a large growing space if you are only growing spinach. of the soil. Spinach prefers a slightly acidic soil with a pH between 6.5 and 7.0. You can add limestone to the soil to adjust the pH level manually.  Evaluate the soil's calcium and magnesium levels in order to determine what type of limestone to add to your soil. If the soil is low in magnesium, add dolomitic limestone. If it is high in magnesium, add calcitic limestone. Add the limestone two to three months before planting when possible to allow the soil to absorb it. After the limestone is incorporated, check the pH again. Spinach likes soil rich in organic matter such as manure, alfalfa meal, soybean meal, cottonseed meal, blood meal, or any other high-nitrogen fertilizer. Be sure to mix a few cubic feet of organic material into the soil to ensure adequate richness.  Make sure to remove any rocks or hard clumps of soil before adding the organic fertilizer. You can use a bow rake to check for and remove any unwanted objects. Pull any weeds or voluntary plants that are growing in the planting area. These may compete with your spinach plants and crowd them and/or transfer disease to them.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know if you are at risk. Be attentive to possible symptoms. Contact your OB/GYN immediately if you notice any of these symptoms.

Answer: Women who have previously had miscarriages in the second trimester (between weeks 14 and 27) are the most likely to have a cervical insufficiency, so it is important to disclose any prior pregnancy complications or miscarriages to your doctor. Women are not diagnosed with an incompetent cervix until they have suffered one or more late miscarriages. Knowing about this condition in advance will allow your doctor to monitor your condition more closely from the beginning. This can result in earlier detection of a weak cervix, which leads to an increased chance of prolonging the delivery. Any surgery on the cervix also puts women at risk, including a D&C, cervical cone, or LEEP. Although it is possible for an incompetent cervix to be present without any outward symptoms, in some cases there may be warning signs. These would typically occur between 14 and 22 weeks of pregnancy and include backache, discharge or warm liquid felt within the vagina, and pelvic pressure. Although they may be completely unrelated to an incompetent cervix, it is always best to err on the side of caution and let the doctor do a complete exam to rule it out. This might include an ultrasound. Keep in mind that diagnoses of cervical insufficiency are based on a woman’s past medical history of miscarriage during the second trimester. If you do have a cervical insufficiency, you have some medical options.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pick a color that matches your shirt. Pair complex designs with simple ones. Create exciting contrasts of texture. Experiment with tight and loose ties. Avoid uniform, "samey" outfits.

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Pairing colors that complement each other and avoiding colors that clash is an essential part of putting together an outfit. When you're working with scarves and T-shirts, there are just a few basic color rules that you may want to keep in mind. See below:  When in doubt, use a color wheel. Shades that are directly across from each other on the wheel are complementary — that is, they look good together. Almost anything looks good paired with a neutral color. These include white, black, grey, and some shades of brown and tan. You can also pick a patterned scarf that incorporate the shirt color somewhere in the pattern. Sharing a color with your shirt makes your scarf look like it was meant to go with it. If you have a scarf with an intricate pattern, wear it with a simple, one-color shirt. Alternatively, if your shirt has a complex graphic or pattern you want to show off, wear it with a simple scarf. Balancing areas of simplicity and complexity ensures your outfit is never "too much" to look at. A good policy is to start with a solid color shirt and make this your base. Your base shirt can be long or short sleeved and can have whatever neckline you like since the scarf will most likely be covering the neckline. Pair this base with a patterned scarf that uses the same color, a complementary color or mostly neutral colors. Color and complexity aren't the only factors in play when you're making your outfit. Different shirt and scarf fabrics have different visual textures based on the material and the size of the stitching. Pair textures together to create areas of visual contrast so that your scarf stands out from the fabric around it. For instance, if you're wearing a cotton T-shirt, you might want to pair it with a thick wool scarf with large stitching so that it contrasts with the shirt. You probably wouldn't want to pair it with a scarf made from material that's similar to the T-shirt. The way you wear your scarf around your neck can affect how your overall outfit looks. Wearing a scarf loosely draped around your neck tends to direct the eye downwards — a good choice if you're wearing pants or a belt that you'd like to attract attention to. On the other hand, tighter ties that position the scarf around the neck attract attention to your face by isolating it from the rest of your body. In the section below, you'll learn a few basic ways to tie your scarf that you may want to try out. This is the main faux pas that you'll want to avoid when pairing a scarf with a T-shirt. Scarves that are the same color or texture as your T-shirt are not generally a good idea. Since they have little contrast with your shirt, it's difficult to see where one begins and the other ends. To avoid this homogenous look, be sure to incorporate at least some contrast into your outfit.