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Posted by don_socal The Garden Party
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don_socalI never did smoke that much pot; never was a big pothead. Tommy Chong My incarceration was actually a positive thing from the beginning. I needed a gimmick to get my act going again, it gave me material. Tommy Chong Religion is run...
Has anyone installed Arizona Tile New Carrara Quartz?
Posted by loridowney Kitchens
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Sarah Updated I will definitely post pictures! loridowney - my fabricator is Aspen Countertops (SLC). And you think I would have figured out a backsplash by now, but I haven't. I had planned on re-doing my kitchen down the road and then we had ...
We are flooding!
Posted by ravencajun Zone 8b TX The Kitchen Table
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lily316 Updated These pictures are hard to look at. So freaky. I heard it was a once in 500 years storm. It was worse than a hurricane because they are anticipated. The stalled system over you was part of the same stalled system that gave us 80 d...
Boosters w/o OBA's?
Posted by Andrew Laundry Room
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Andrew Updated I bought a box of Cheer powder as suggested. I don't DISLIKE it but I don't love it either. I've have only done two loads with it thus far so it's really to soon to give an opinion. I WANT to love Seventh Generation liquid but I c...
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Austin Royal Jubilee
Posted by haku84_zone9 Antique Roses
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Michael H 6b NY Updated ok, ok i'll definitely get this rose!! lol, it is really beautiful and just my style. I purchased the Huntington rose this January and I know the two have been compared. Thanks for the update and keep the photos coming :)
direct sowing tomatoes in a hole and burying the stem as is grows
Posted by ahappy camper zone10 Growing Tomatoes
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Seysonn_ 7b-WA/HZ1 Updated The main reason for starting inside, is get a head start and extend the season. That is more true when you are gardening where you have a short tomato season. But if you live/garden in places like FL, SoCal, you can just sow the s...
Improving my lawn
Posted by Jim Wool Lawn Care
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newtolawncare Scranton 6a Updated Suggest a soil test from Logan's lab, costs 25 bucks instructions on their website. Post the results here in a new thread with soil test in title. Do not drop 50 pounds of lime per 1k.
Dicentra Luxuriant questions: foliage persists?
Posted by linnea56 Perennials
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linnea56I am ordering some bare root white old fashioned dicentra. While I am ordering I thought of getting a few Luxuriant, which are described as dark red and fern leaf. Does the foliage last longer than regular dicentra? So far the most...
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Plant ID & help to save
Posted by Perig House Plants
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Perig Updated Hi, So I cut the left stem today and it was dead all the way down, with a bit of a rotten smell towards the middle when I cut it. I buried it under the dirt as instructed. I removed the water bottle and will water properly from no...
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building a strawberry planter box...
Posted by chaparralgirl Fruit & Orchards
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samsaraedu Updated It looks nice. I may try to build one. I have strawberries in raised beds, grow-bags and pop-ups but I like this much better especially since you say you'll add wheels. This would be a much better way for me and easier to move. Is...
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Orchid show acquisitions
Posted by J Feathersmith Orchids
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J Feathersmith Updated Yeah, that, too (latitude, altitude, how cloudy it is here for 6 months, etc.). I got the brassavola from a grower in Seattle, which isn't terribly different from Portland, so I feel reasonably confident that if -I- pay attention,...
Does anyone have anything nice to say about Japanese honeysuckle?
Posted by kitasei Shrubs
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davidrt28 (zone 7) Updated "Does anyone have anything nice to say about Japanese honeysuckle?" It's easier to kill with herbicide than Smilax. That's nice.
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Rapunzel Hybrid
Posted by hudson___wy Growing Tomatoes
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Seysonn_ 7b-WA/HZ1 Updated Hudson,close to getting ripe, as the color changes from dark to pale green. Nice big trusses too. I hope they all get pollinated. Sey
Moving a just emerging 4 year old peony?
Posted by linnea56 Peonies
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linnea56I am rearranging a garden bed. I would like to move a herbaceous peony that is in the way of the flow. It is a Festiva Maxima, planted as a small bare root in 2012. I planted 3 of these at the same time. The 2 others have done very...
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Dark Tomatoes, Are You Growing Any ?
Posted by Seysonn_ 7b-WA/HZ1 Growing Tomatoes
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Seysonn_ 7b-WA/HZ1 Updated I forgot to list one of my dark ones. It is a big grape shape. I took the seeds from sore bought OP tomato. Here it is:It has a beautiful purple flesh and interesting epidermis. Sey
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Garlic Season 2016 Update
Posted by RedSun (Zone 6, NJ) Alliums
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MrChip Gardener Updated @RedSun I did plant 6 planter boxes full of bulbils in the fall with the intent of bringing them into my garage if the temps got to freezing. Was around 600 bulbils in total. I ended up taking a gamble since we had a very mild win...
I'm not taking this lightly....
Posted by DelawareDonna Zone 7A Hostas
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bchosta 8b west coast canada Updated That's disappointing - I can understand your frustration! Hopefully a few late developers can shine for you. How is your Amalia faring? From your previous posts it was growing nicely. BC
imprint from waffle rug pads on hardwood floors
Posted by shanghaimom Home Decorating
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Courtney Adams Updated Has anyone tried WD-40 to remove the latex? Other sites on the internet swear it works!
Rooting tomato seedlings?
Posted by Daniel Osborn Growing Tomatoes
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stevie Updated depends how close they are and how much they've developed. anything less than half inch apart, you would likely do a good amount of damage to both plant roots. peppers are generally a bit more picky than tomatoes when it comes to ...
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Douglas Fir leader question
Posted by johniferous Trees
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davidrt28 (zone 7) Updated When my Abies pindrow lost its leader, it amazed me by turning up a side shoot all on its own! I guess when you see a grove a mature ones, you realize why they have this trait! http://www.pfaf.org/Admin/PlantImages/AbiesPindrow....
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