This cold weather and snow can't be good for anything that may just have started to sprout :( You'd be surprised cziga, last week, 3 containers of my wintersowingÂs sprouted (hardy perennials that is) and in the past few nights we have gotten down in the double digits. They are all doing fine, talk about tough little buggers. If they were tender/ half-hardy annuals that had sprouted, well, that might be a different story. This is why I donÂt sow annuals till later in the spring and or sow tenders as usual indoors ;) Oh btw, snow is what you want when its freezing cold out there, snow is Ma Natures big blanket to keep them protected and insulated. Sharon

Brosamj: I have ordered the GE Cafe' DF range for our beach place; it's scheduled for delivery on October 1. I have not gotten to see this range in person and am banking on the fact that it's based on the GE Profile range which gets good reviews. I chose the DF over gas because, like you said, there is very little price difference and this will give me the self-cleaning oven. I have a Wolf AG at home because the DF was $2K more but I miss the self-clean. My appliance repairman likes the GE cooking products from a performance/reliability standpoint. I will post a review once our range is up and running and I get a chance to cook on it. I have the GE Monogram Advantium 120 and really like it for all of its different capabilities/functions. The Kenmore Elite dw's get very good reviews on Consumer Reports. I believe that yours is either a rebadged Bosch or Kitchenaid - the Sears salesman should be able to tell you which. I have a Kitchenaid "S" series which has been wonderful; many love their Bosch's as well. I don't think you can go wrong with either and I wouldn't hesitate to buy the rebadged Kenmore. It seems to me that you've made excellent choices for your budget.

Poaky, I have some clumpers and some runners. You really betta be prepared to work if you plant any runner. Of the clumpers, we grow Fargesia rufa"green panda bamboo". It forms a tense grove if given some protections from Summer and Winter sun here in NJ/Zone 7. They were expensive initially, but each year I divided the clumps and extended the wall of bamboo. It is completely non-agressive and has 0% dieback in our winter, and is deer proof. So now there is a solid wall of evergreen bamboo on the eastern border of the house with neighbors (about 10 feet tall). I also have some runners in the back but am ever vigilant to keep them in check. This year was a mixed bag. There are openings in the tree canopy (due to previous hurricane damage), so light for bamboo to expand but there's been moderate drought, so they are kept in check. Besides, I have other weeds from HELL that make the bamboo look like a dream come true! It's all about balance with the running bamboo. They can be very aggressive given good growing conditions and a lack of vigilance. My intent is to plant more TREES in the back and create more shade to curtail (but not eliminate the running bamboo), and my new NEMESIS..., Scottish Thistle (The true weed from HELL). We got rid of a grove of running bamboo only to have this evil plant come out of nowhere to colonize. It's got 6-8 foot stems covered in thorns that penetrate my gardening gloves. I thought the bamboo was bad until I inherited this god awful weed. Now, I am rooting for the running bamboo!!

Do you want an actual arc or a sharp angle? Riemann curved tufted sectional is two curved separate seats that can be set together or, I'd imagine, moved apart.-- resulting in no armrest on one side. Of those that came up when I did a quick search, I like the look of this one best: https://www.google.com/search?q=curved+sofa&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjsyIfMkvLkAhXPhOAKHVpGCMUQ_AUIEigC&biw=1328&bih=617#imgrc=8Qwv_qMXyx63-M:&spf=1569626561882 Good luck on your search.