Q: Standing the front wall and a side panel, glue the edge of the side panel to the back of the front wall. Be sure that the nice wood is facing outward and that you have the front wall the right side up (with the 6" nailing blocks at the bottom). Clamp these together, draw a line on the front wall where the center of the side panel is located and then drill pilot holes and place 3" screws along the line, joining the walls together. Repeat with the other side panel when complete. This step works best with two people. Attach a 42" 1x4 to each end of the front wall with glue and then nails, remembering to leave the overhang. Using the cut 42" 1x4's, glue and nail those onto the side walls where they meets with the front wall, completing the corn stile. Glue and nail the remaining stiles and rails into place. The two remaining 42" 1x4's will need to be placed at the other edge of the side walls, with the same " overhang as with the front panel. The 42" 1x2's are then placed next to these as endcaps for the wall. The rails will need to be measured and cut to fit between the side wall corner stiles and then the two remaining 31 " stiles can be centered on the side panels. Place the remained of molding into the recessed panels when the stiles and rails are in place.
A: Attach side panels. Add corner stiles. Finish side panel details.

Q: Pour soft builder's sand into the pond and use a rake to spread it out. This helps to protect the pond liner from any sharp stones that may cause punctures. If you want an extra layer of protection, roll out a piece of old carpet over the layer of sand. Purchase a liner that is the right size for your pond. Get a friend to help you to install the liner, as it is much easier with more than 1 person. Place the liner in the center of the pond and roll it out across the base, up the sides, and over the edge, making sure that it is neatly pressed into all of the crevices. Pond liners keep the water contained in the pond. These are made out of EPDM and polypropylene and are very weather resistant. Pond liners are heavy enough to remain in place and are unlikely to be moved by the wind. If you have concerns, use a few rocks or large stones to hold the liner in place. Make sure that the pond liner is rated as fish-safe if you are going to be placing fish in the pond. to help aerate the pond. Not only are water features such as fountains great for landscaping the pond, but they also help to keep fish and aquatic plants healthy. Purchase a water feature from your local gardening center or pond supply store, or build your own water fountain or waterfall into the pond. Purchase a pond filter that is the right size for your pond from a garden center or home improvement store. Follow the directions that come with the pond filter closely. Dig the filter box into the ground right next to the pond and connect it to a power outlet, before running the filter hoses into the pond. Pond filters keep the fish healthy, the water clean, and prevent bad odors. You can place plants around the filter box to keep it hidden if you prefer. If you live in a location where the pond is likely to freeze over during winter, use a pond heater or a de-icer to prevent this from happening. This will prevent all of the water from freezing and will allow the fish to still get oxygen. Use a garden hose to fill up the pond. If you find that the pond liner moves slightly as you are adding the water, get a friend to gently pull each side of the liner taut to keep it in place. Once the pond is filled with water, the liner won't move. If you are planning to have fish in your pond, add dechlorinator to the water to ensure that it will be safe for the fish. Cover the edge of the pond and all of the areas of the pond liner that are beyond the edge with rocks and stones. Ensure that a maximum of one-third of each rock is over the water's edge. This is where you can start to get creative and begin landscaping the area around the pond. Experiment with different designs and ways of stacking the rocks until they look just right. The rocks can be a range of different sizes and types. Some ponds are edged with large rocks that are over 3ft (0.91m) long, while other ponds use smaller rocks that are approximately 1ft (0.30m) long. Choose the vegetation that you would like to have in your pond environment. Plant these in the pond and around the rocks. Add fish if you prefer and watch your pond come to life! Cattail, lotus, iris, and water hyacinth are all ideal pond plants. Good options for plants to place around the pond include cow parsley, yarrow, and teasel. Goldfish, koi, trout, and tilapia all do well in backyard ponds.
A: Spread a 1.2in (3.0cm) layer of sand over the base of the pond. Install an EPDM pond liner that is at least 4ft (1.2m) larger than the pond. Add a water feature Install a pond filter if you plan to add fish. Add a pond heater if there will be fish in the pond. Fill the pond up with water. Create a border around the pond with rocks or stones. Add plants and fish to the pond.

Q: 1.800 Flowers, Pro Flowers, and FTD work with different florists from all over the world. Visit their websites to view a list of countries that they send flowers to. Some websites will have an address field that you can fill in to verify that they deliver to the recipient. Read online reviews to help decide which service you want to use. Think of what kind of flowers the person prefers and search through the website's different offerings. Choose an arrangement that you think they would like. Most online flower companies will allow you to fill out a personalized note that will be included on a card with the flowers. Write a note or message to the person to further personalize your gift. The note could say something like "Thinking of you" or "I hope these flowers brighten up your day." Once you select an arrangement to send, you'll have to select the date when you want the flowers to arrive, as well as other shipping options. If you need the flowers to arrive immediately, you may want to spend more money for same day or next day shipping. If it's not a rush, standard shipping is usually the cheapest. Start the checkout process. If you're ordering online, input your payment details and make sure that the address that you use is correct before you submit your order. Once you confirm the shipment details your card will be charged and the website will start fulfilling the order. Once you pay for the flowers and choose a delivery date, most websites will allow you to track your flowers using their system. Login using the details that you used to purchase the flowers to track them online.
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Find a company that will ship to the recipient's location. Choose an arrangement that you want to send. Include a custom note to personalize the flowers. Choose shipping options. Purchase the flowers. Track your order online.