Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place your holes 34ft (0.911.22m) apart to give the peonies room. Dig each planting hole 12ft (0.300.61m) into the ground. Add compost and fertilizer to the bottom of each planting hole. Fill each hole halfway with neutral to slightly alkaline soil with a pH of 6-7.5. Place your roots on top of the soil with the roots facing down. Add the rest of your soil and work it around the plant to finish. Water your plants immediately after planting them to help the soil settle.

Answer: Once you've selected an area to plant your flowers, give each plant ample space to keep the roots from competing for resources. If you plant your peonies too close to one another, the roots will fight over water and nutrients, causing at least one of your plants to become underdeveloped. Giving each root system ample space in your yard or garden is the best way to ensure that your plants grow healthy and strong. Use a spade to dig at least 1ft (0.30m) into the ground. Make each individual hole 1218in (3046cm) wide. Dig a round hole for each individual plant that you're putting in your garden. You can use a shovel or trowel instead of a spade if you prefer. It won't make a difference. If you're planting a peony in a pot, use a pot with several drainage holes that is at least 1ft (0.30m) wide and 1ft (0.30m) deep. Once your holes have been excavated, add a 24in (5.110.2cm) layer of wood, bark, manure, or organic food waste to each hole. On top of the compost, sprinkle 1/4-1/2 cup (25-50 g) of 10-10-10 flower fertilizer. This will help your roots take hold in the soil as they absorb the nutrients from the compost and fertilizer. You can use liquid or granular fertilizer. However, some gardeners prefer granular fertilizer for plants and flowers that you plant right before winter. If you're planting your peony in a pot, you can put a coffee filter at the base of the pot before filling it to ensure that the compost and fertilizer don't fall through the drainage holes immediately. Regardless of whether you're using a store-bought soil or your yard's soil, any soil will work so long as it is well-draining and has a pH balance of 6-7.5. On top of the compost and fertilizer, add enough soil to fill your hole halfway. With your hole filled halfway with soil, place your roots in the center of the hole with the stem facing up. Gently work the individual roots down into the soil. The top of your root should sit 12 inches (2.55.1cm) below the surface of the hole. If you put your peonies in backwards with the roots on top, they won't grow. Work the rest of your soil around the sides of the root with your spade or trowel. Continue adding soil until you've covered the roots entirely. Then, cover the top of the root with 12 inches (2.55.1cm) of topsoil. If your soil is really lose, add 23 inches (5.17.6cm) instead. Once you've planted your peonies, water the soil. Spray the planting area with water for 5-10 seconds using a wide-nozzle setting. This will help the soil settle around the roots and ensure that your roots are comfortable.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Listen for calling. Watch for restless behavior. Expect increased affection. Pay attention to your cat's tail. Look for "commando crawling. Watch for rolling. Watch for excessive licking. Expect the cat to disappear.

Answer: Another term for being in heat is "calling." This is because the female becomes very vocal and will frequently walk around the house wailing or otherwise vocalizing. This can sound like a plaintive, distressed cry, and can be loud and persistent enough to keep you awake at night. If your cat is naturally chatty all the time, vocalization is not necessarily a sign she is in heat. When a cat is "calling," her cries typically becomes much louder and more persistent, and occur alongside other behaviors noted below. Restless behavior and an inability to settle are characteristic of a female cat in heat. This restlessness usually occurs at the same time as calling. A female cat in heat is often much more affectionate than she would typically be. If you cat is naturally stand-offish, this will usually change when she is in heat. While in heat, your cat may rub around your ankles in such a persistent way that she becomes a trip hazard when you're trying to walk. This behavior will also manifest in the rubbing of her cheeks and chin (where her scent glands are located) against furniture, and especially entrance and exit points such as door frames. When in heat, a cat's scent changes subtly, and she enjoys spreading this around to advertise to that she'd like a mate to come visiting. A typical sign of a cat ready to mate is the tail deflection reflex. This simply means that when you rub her lower back, especially over her pelvis and tail base, the female sticks her bottom in the air and moves her tail to one side. This reflex is her way of making it easier for a male cat to gain access to her vulva to mate. " This is a behavior in which the cat flattens her front quarters to the ground while sticking her bottom in the air, and then crawling along the floor in this posture. Some female cats in heat will roll around on the ground and wail at the same time. Understandably, if you don't know this behavior is entirely normal, it can appear alarming, and is a common cause of a panicked phone call to the on-call vet. However, this is not a sign that your cat is in pain. When a cat is in heat, it is typical for her vulva to become swollen. This mild swelling is uncomfortable, and will likely lead your cat to spend a lot of time washing the area. This swelling is too slight for the casual observer to notice, so don't expect to see a physical difference. Even home-loving cats get adventurous when in heat. If a male cat doesn't come calling, then she is likely to go wandering for a day or so to seek one out for herself. If your cat is not spayed and you don't want her to get pregnant, keep her indoors during her heat and lock the cat flap so that intruders can't get in.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Duplicate the background layer.

Answer:
This preserves a copy of the image within the Photoshop file. If you mess up the image, you can click the layer you messed up in the Layers panel to the right. If the Layer panel is not displayed, click Window in the menu bar and click Layers. Then click the icon that resembles a trashcan below the Layers panel to delete the layer. Use the following steps to duplicate your layer. Cick the background layer in the Layers panel to the right. Click Layers in the menu bar at the top. Click '"Duplicate layer.