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My stucco house
Posted by dottice Paint
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Rockin' Fine Finish Updated you can paint stucco if it has faded or need a color change but you want to use elastomeric not latex paint
April Is Here
Posted by Shades_of_idaho Smaller Homes
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Shades_of_idaho Updated The fencing on the ground would be great to stop digging. So far our pups have not been diggers once the female got past her just digging holes to dig. Not trying to dig out. LOL She is a bit cray cray. I managed to get the 5th si...
Yet another Heatpump/AirHandler Question
Posted by Vivix Heating & Air Conditioning
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Vivix Updated Hello again. Due to a family emergency, this project was derailed. We're now ready to proceed and I still need help. Do all the suggestions above still stand two years later? I read that some models were retired or no longer activ...
How tall on an average are your obesum and arabicum trees.
Posted by Marica 8a/8b high Sierra's Ca Adenium
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Stuart( Paramaribo, Suriname) Hofwijks Updated Bigfoot update
Cloud Pruning Conifers
Posted by missionmom Conifers
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missionmom Updated Thank you all for your input... I did order the "Niwaki" book by Jake Hobson off of amazon this week. Hopefully I will learn a lot from it, and may soon report back with some additional info to share. I noticed my Pinus ...
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Tell me the truth about keeping a supermarket K. blossfeldiana ?
Posted by cricket1_usda_zone_5b Cacti & Succulents
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cricket1_usda_zone_5b Updated Thanks for the comments! Glad the prognosis is not so gloomy anymore. Told her to go very easy on water for now (finger in mix method). Won't let me touch it quite yet, but will get that Kal into a better draining mix before thing...
FWIW Compost Temp
Posted by gumby_ct Vermicomposting
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armoured Updated I find red worms in piles and random places in the yard all the time, including when well below 'room temperature'. They live through frozen winters (albeit dormant) just fine outdoors. In short, they are much hardier than most th...
How deep to plant Stargazer lily bulbs?
Posted by belindainga Lilies
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Dolly Browning Updated I just planted my Lillie's in the soil. I was wondering how much water I needed to give the bulbs and how long do the bulbs take to sprout?
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Spring Progression
Posted by mantis__oh Daylilies
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mantis__oh Updated Very warm weather here is cutting short the life of spring bulb flowers. I fear we are headed back to an above-normal pattern that could usher in an early summer. Here is the more mature Beauty of Spring that shows its soft yellow...
Have you tried using sourdough starter in a
Posted by laughablemoments Cooking
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laughablemoments Updated Thanks for all the good suggestions! I'm going to tinker around with the dough some more. I made another batch of the kitchn bread a couple days ago. Yum. We could really use bigger loaves, since these ones disappeared too qui
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Help with my first plant: Umbrella tree, Schefflera arboricola
Posted by Andrew Saylor House Plants
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nischa Updated Your plant looks so much better now -- nice work! I have a soft spot for Scheffleras and it warms my heart to see you making every effort to take such good care of this lovely plant that had been (cruelly!) discarded. Wishing you ...
Clematis change flower color from white to purple this year
Posted by hcapp Clematis
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NHBabs Updated Probably a second plant, either two plants in the same pot from the nursery, or else a seed grown plant that started at the feet of your purple-flowered plant, Karen Harris.
What kind of bushes are these?
Posted by Kremerica Shrubs
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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7 Updated No comment about the smell of the flowers?
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Need help selecting the right tree.
Posted by M H Trees
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gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9) Updated I'd consider Amelanchier, serviceberry. Typically a smallish, often multi-stemmed native tree with white spring flowers and outstanding fall color. And most tend to have a rather open, airy habit that can be easily seen through so...
what do baby worms look like?
Posted by d b Vermicomposting
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gorbelly Updated The really tiny ones can be so transparent that it's hard to detect a color. But they pink up pretty quickly, in my experience. EDITED TO ADD: And by really tiny, I mean ones that are so newly hatched that you probably would not b...
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Ants Eating Avocado Blossoms
Posted by Tro Neck Avocado Growers
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BarbJP CA 15-16/9B Updated The ants are gathering the nectar and pollen of the flowers, not really "eating" them. In themselves the ants are harmless. However, the presence of ants often means that you may have one of the many sucking insect pests...
Bought Lavandula stoechas and live in Idaho...will it live?
Posted by suzyann13 Perennials
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NHBabs Updated Many lavenders are hardy to zone 5 if they can be kept dry in winter, but Lavandula stoechas is only hardy to zone 8 or at most zone 7 everywhere I've seen. Regardless, lavender isn't a long-lived plant IME, so to use as a memoria...
Tomato and Pepper Germination Problems
Posted by Chris (6a NY) Growing from Seed
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Chris (6a NY) Updated Thanks, Rodney. I think the issue was I put the pots way too close to the light and it dried the soil out really quick each day. Stinks, but I'm gonna test out putting the lights further away. Once they germinate, I'll put them
What antique roses and/or austin's do well in orange county, ca?
Posted by Brian Antique Roses
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Nicole Updated My 3 y.o Louise Oudier is doing great in San Diego. It bloomed last year as well, but with less flowers. This rose is adorable and smells really good...
Spacing for Ambrosia Canteloupe
Posted by JamesY40 Oklahoma Gardening
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JamesY40 Updated So I'm thinking about having 4 hills about 30" apart in a square, each with one sugar baby watermelon plant.
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