Article: Hydrangeas are rather unique garden plants because of their ability to change color according to the pH level of your soil. This means the color of hydrangeas in your garden will depend on how acid or alkaline the soil type is. The scientific reason behind this is that different levels of aluminum become available to the plant depending on the soil's acidity level (also known as pH). Acidic soils have a high aluminum content, turning the flowers blue. An alkaline soil will produce pink blooms in hydrangeas; an acid soil will cause the same plant to bear blue flowers. The exception to this is white or green hydrangeas, which are unique varieties and don't change color. You won't have any success trying to change a white hydrangea to pink or blue! To see whether the soil in your garden is alkaline or acidic, you will need to test the pH levels. This will help you to predict the likelihood of growing blue hydrangeas. Soil with a pH lower than 5.5 will result in bright blue hydrangea flowers. When the pH is 5.5 to 6.5 the flowers will be an odd purple color. Soil with a pH higher than 6.5 will cause the flowers to be pink. You can get a fairly good indication of whether your soil is alkaline or acidic using distilled white vinegar. Just grab a handful of your soil, pour the vinegar on top and wait for a reaction. If the vinegar fizzes and bubbles when it comes in content with the soil, this means that the soil is alkaline and will produce pink hydrangeas. The more intense the fizzing, the more alkaline the soil. If nothing happens when the vinegar comes in contact with the soil, this means that the soil is either neutral or acidic and is more likely to produce blue hydrangeas. If you want to find out the exact pH value of your soil, you can test it using an at-home pH testing kit. These are widely available at gardening centers or online - just follow the instructions on the packaging. Alternatively, you can take a sample of your soil to a local gardening center where they will test the pH of the soil for you.
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Know that blue hydrangeas grow in acidic soil, while pink hydrangeas grow in alkaline soil. Test the pH level of your soil. Use white vinegar to gauge whether the soil is alkaline or acidic. Test the pH of your soil scientifically.

Problem: Article: A drop down menu should appear with a variety of options. If you are creating a ZIP file or downloading a ZIP file, save it in an easily accessible location like your Desktop or Documents folder. Depending on what operating system you're using, your computer will open up your default e-mail program and attach the ZIP files to a new blank message. Mac: Right-click on the file and rollover to the option, "Share". A menu should appear. Click "Mail". Windows: Right-click on the file and point to "Send to". Then click, "Mail Recipient". Be sure to include the recipient's e-mail address, a subject for your e-mail, and a message. It may take a while for your message to send, especially if the ZIP file you are sending is quite large. Check your outbox and sent mailbox to ensure your e-mail has been successfully sent.
Summary: Right-click on your ZIP file. Click the option to send your file. Send your e-mail.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Omelettes are easy to customize, so use a different type of cheese if you like. Consider using 1/2 cup (55 g) of any of these cheeses in your fluffy omelette: Emmentaler Swiss Goat cheese Pepperjack Feta Smoked gouda Give the omelette a creamy, tangy texture by adding 1 tablespoon (12 g) of sour cream, plain yogurt, or Greek yogurt. Mix the dairy into the egg yolks before you fold them into the stiff egg whites. You could use reduced-fat dairy if you're looking to cut a few calories. To give a fresh flavor to your omelette, mix 2 tablespoons (7.5 g) of freshly minced herbs into the egg yolks before you fold them into the whites. Try using basil, parsley, chives, marjoram, or a combination of these. If you'd rather use dried herbs, add up to 1 tablespoon of dried herbs. Although you can easily add diced, cooked vegetables and meat, such as mushrooms, ham, or peppers, wait until you're ready to fold the omelette before you scatter them. The weight of these ingredients will make the fluffy omelette fall quickly. Consider adding any of these ingredients just before serving: Cooked bacon Smoked salmon or trout Slices of avocado Fresh spinach Caramelized onions

SUMMARY: Substitute your favorite type of cheese for the Gruyere or cheddar. Add a spoonful of dairy to the egg yolks for an extra creamy flavor. Stir herbs into the yolks to lighten the flavor of the omelette. Top the cooked omelette with vegetables or meat before you fold it.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It doesn't always work that well, but if you can't beat the squirrels, at least enjoy them! Get a squirrel feeder and give them a little corn or some critter munchies. They can be very entertaining when pursuing their own food. If you prefer the entertainment value, make the feeder difficult to reach and enjoy their gymnastics trying to reach it. Suet is very cheap and it bribes the squirrels to eat the suet, which can help encourage them to leave the bird feeder alone. Once again, the entertainment factor will be high.
Summary: Try diversion feeding. Hang some suet in a small suet wire cage several feet from the feeder, in the squirrels' trees.

Use a brush to cover the edges with primer, then finish by covering the flat surfaces with a foam roller. Let the primer dry overnight so the paint can sit and harden. Remember to apply primer to the drawers and doors as well. Only use primer if you're painting with latex or oil-based paint. If you're using chalk paint, skip priming and go straight to painting. Older paint and primer formulas needed to be paired by type, such as oil-based with oil-based or latex with latex, but current formulas can be mixed and matched. If you chose a glossy finish paint, make your priming layer as smooth as possible. Glossy paint shows imperfections much more visibly than flat finish. Keep in mind that oil-based and latex paints require a primer, while chalk-finish paint does not. Oil-based paint is strong and durable, resists chipping, and levels out any imperfections. However, it has a strong odor and is difficult to clean up. Latex paints are water-based and very durable. Choose a satin finish to have a nice, light sheen that's not too shiny. Chalk paint is a quick, easy option with a smooth, flat finish. It dries fast and because it's thick, it requires fewer coats of paint. However, its thick consistency also means it's easy to leave brush marks. You can use a brush or foam roller to paint or a combination of the two. Foam rollers also create a more even coat of paint, so use them for larger, flat areas, then paint over any detailing or edges with a brush. Start by filling a tray with paint, then add more as needed. Remember to paint the drawers and doors as well, keeping them on the dropcloth to prevent mess. Always paint in the direction of the wood grain. After letting the first layer dry overnight, you may notice that the paint has some patchy areas. Apply a second coat, brushing on paint over edges and corners and using a foam roller on flat surfaces. Let the vanity and all of the painted pieces sit undisturbed for a full night and check them in the morning. Patchiness often occurs with darker paint colors. When applying extra coats of paint, you may need to let the vanity dry for up to 48 hours.
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Apply a thin coat of primer to the vanity and drawers/doors. Pick from oil-based, latex, or chalk-finish paint. Apply a coat of paint to the vanity and let it dry overnight. Add another coat if the paint looks patchy and let it dry overnight.