Q: Spread mulch or compost around the stump of your buddleia plant, as this will help it retain moisture and fight off unwanted weeds. Spread about 6 inches of mulch or compost along the stumps of the plant. You may decide you want to plant more buddleias. You should keep the new plants 5 to 10 feet away from existing plants to make sure all your plants have adequate space to grow. Buddleias may expand as they grow, branching out new stems. Therefore, it's vital you make sure the plants have the space necessary to thrive. Buddleias need to be watered. The amount of water they need depends on the season. Young buddleias that are still growing should be watered thoroughly. Buddleias do tolerate drought well. However, prolonged dry soil can be a problem for the plants. Therefore, regular watering is important in dry months. Water the soil around the buddleia thoroughly so the soil is moist without being over-saturated. Before a buddleia blooms, it will need more watering. Water the buddleia at least once a week before it blooms. You may want to water twice a week or more if you live in an area experiencing a drought or very hot temperatures. Once a buddleia is full grown, it requires less watering. However, check the soil surrounding the plant regularly to make sure it's damp. If it feels dry, water the soil until it moistens slightly.
A: Spread mulch in early spring. Plant new buddleias 5 to 10 feet away from existing plants. Water appropriately.

Q: Look for the receipt you received by email from eBay for the purchase. It should have the return policy on it. If it doesn't, you can also find the order on eBay by logging in and looking under your account. eBay recommends that the seller use a drop-down menu to add a return policy, meaning the policy is usually listed on the item page. To find the item you bought, look under "My eBay" and "Purchase History." You should be able to find the order, which will have a link to the original item. Check to make sure the shop takes returns at all. Sellers on eBay have the option of not offering returns, so it's possible you may be out of luck. Many shops will offer returns, though, just because it's good business. However, if what you got didn't match the description offered by the seller, you should be able to get a return no matter what, according to eBay's policy. Shop owners have several options when they set up their return policy. They can set how long you have to return an item, as well as what kind of refund you'll receive. They can also set a restocking fee or make you pay for return shipping. Before trying to return the item, make sure you're still in the time range the seller has set.
A: Find the return policy. See if the shop takes returns. Check what the policy states.

Q: A guinea pig without a cage mate will need a lot of stimulation due to the large amount of time spent alone. Make sure to provide your guinea pig with plenty of toys so he won't grow bored in his cage. Ping pong balls provide a lot of entertainment as guinea pigs enjoy chewing and chasing. You can also find balls specifically made for guinea pigs at Petco or a local pet store. Be careful, however. If you notice your guinea pig chewing excessively, you might want to take the ball away. Wooden structures, sometimes called hidey houses, are great if your guinea pig likes to hide or run. They can be made at home from cardboard boxes or purchased from local pet stores. As guinea pigs love to chew, shredded paper, cardboard, old socks, pine cones, and twigs can be great. However, do not give a guinea pig materials like wool or cotton that tear thin. There's a risk that, when ingested, such materials will tangle inside a guinea pig's intestines. If you have a garden, or a backyard, planting and maintaining foliage can be a great activity for you and your guinea pig. Guinea pigs enjoy being outside. If your garden is fenced in, you could take him out in the garden with you while you work. Keep a close eye on him, however, so he doesn't find a way through the gate. Never put your guinea pig on a harness and leash as it would be very easy to hurt the guinea pig with them or they could slip out. Instead consider an enclosed run big enough for you and your guinea pig. Guinea pigs enjoy the opportunity to be outside. Gardening is a great way to spend time with your guinea pig while engaging in necessary tasks. Just be sure that your guinea pig can't ingest any poisonous plants. Your guinea pig might feel bored or stressed if confined to his cage all day without a cage mate. You can have one guinea pig friendly room in your house for him to run and play. Guinea pig proof the room, making sure there are no open outlets or materials the guinea pig might chew on. Keep it closed off, as guinea pigs are notorious hiders and can be difficult to find in a big house. Pick a room you spend time in, so your guinea pig can interact with you while exploring the new space. Always have a guinea pig safe structure, like a cardboard box, present. If your guinea pig feels overwhelmed or threatened, he'll need a place to hide.
A: Provide plenty of entertainment. Consider gardening. Allow your guinea pig limited access to your house.

Q: It's important to measure the child's circumference at the widest part of the head. Set the tape right above the ears so it's nearly touching them and line it up on forehead so it sits over the brows. With the measuring tape in place above the ears and brows, wrap it around the back of the head. Be careful not to pull it too tight. Make sure the tape lays flat against the back of head where the slope is most pronounced. Overlap the tape slightly to get the most accurate measurement, and note the number. Measuring a baby's head circumference can be important to ensure that their brain is growing and developing as it should. You can find appropriate growth charts for boys and girls on the Center for Disease Control's website at https://www.cdc.gov/growthcharts/who_charts.htm#The%20WHO%20Growth%20Charts. If you're concerned about the measurement, consult your child's doctor. To ensure that your measurement is correct, it's a good idea to check your results a second time. Measure the head a second time -- and even a third -- to verify the measurement.
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Place the measuring tape just above the eyebrows and ears. Pull the tape around the back where the head slopes up from the neck. Lay the tape where the head slopes up from the neck. Repeat the process to ensure that the measurement is accurate.