anyone know anything about Durham Botanicals
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Comments (5)I'm not going to be much help but I can tell you that I also bought my hardwood from ProSource. I couldn't find much online so I worried too. After two years, no issues. While trying to find pictures of my hardwood online, I stumbled upon a company in another state selling the same stuff. They were about $600 cheaper and no sales tax. I asked ProSource to match the price and they did. I ended up saving a little over $600. With Harding being an in house brand this probably wont happen for you but it usually pays to do some research. I found ProSource to be rather high. The wood I bought had a marketed price is $7-$8 per sq ft (too high) then the guy told me he could do $5 something.. I ended up getting it less when they price matched (and I know they are still making money!). I don't know how much you're installing but don't be afraid to ask for a discount....See MoreAnyone know anything about this Pfaff folding comb?
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Comments (4)you should know by now.. that you dont need special rules for every plant. .. all perennials can be moved in dormancy ... that means fall or spring ... and for many.. all winter long... except for those of us in ground freeze .. which by the way.. you could move them.. if you happen to have a pick ax.... and want to work outside in below zero temps.... thats F for you C peeps.. lol ... sooo.. find a new spot... dig an approximate hole .. about one shovel deep ... go harvest the plant.. digging a root mass about one shovel deep.. hoik it across the yard.. and throw it in the hole.. and back fill the rest.. then go fill the other hole ... i laid it ALL out.. just in case you were looking for that special rule ... in spring.. we want it done 6 to 8 weeks before the heat of summer.. in fall we want it done 6 to 8 weeks before the ground freezes .. remember.. a dormant plant has no reason to waste or lose leaves... since the plant is dormant.. up to you whether you want to cut it back severely.. leave it for spring.. so yo know where the plant is.. and it will be a bit of self mulching for the plant ... water in properly.l. just once.. deeply.. and sin e its fall.. that will probably be all the watering it needs until late spring ... but in case of fall drought.. go out and check around thxgvg.. and give it a drink iof its some dry ... ken ps: one caveat.. in ground freeze ... small plants might heave in late winter .. leave those to move in spring ....yours does not appear small. unless you plan on dividing it too much ......See MoreAnyone know anything about fish?
Comments (3)It's possible that the new fish you introduced to the tank may have brought in an infection or disease, such as a bacterial or viral infection. It's also possible that the new fish were carrying parasites, such as flukes or worms, which can cause a decline in the health of your existing fish. Without knowing more about the symptoms and a proper diagnosis, it would be hard for me to give you a specific treatment. It's recommended that you consult with a veterinarian who specializes in fish or a professional aquarist for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. Additionally, you should also quarantine new fish for at least two weeks before introducing them to your existing tank to avoid the spread of disease....See More
Dar Sunset Zone 18
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Loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, Virginia
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Greg 9B
8 years agoI was looking at some sites doing grafted, and it just turned me off. Not sure why, since I'm no pro. I'm new, so I bought some rooted plants non grafted from both Brads Buds and Blooms (via mail) and others from Exotic Plumeria nursery in Tampa which I visited in person. Pretty happy with both so far. These are Central Florida locations.
The rooted mailed plants came free of soil in wet newspaper, now in the teal and black containers. (came yesterday).
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