Looking at the manual, I believe that when you use this feature, it applies to all stations, no matter the program. This seems to be the case with most timers. This post was edited by irrigirl on Mon, Nov 3, 14 at 10:33

Much of your distraction likely stems from your passion and excitement for design! While a burden, it is also a positive thing. In the design world, typically the best place to start is finding inspiration. This can be a tough thing to force, but for school, it's a necessity in efforts to meet assignment deadlines. After finding inspiration through magazines and online resources- Pinterest can be a great resource for this- determine a concept for your design and stick to it. Keep reminding yourself of the design concept as you make your selections. Doing so will put necessary limits on some of your distractions. When you find yourself getting distracted, give your self a break and take a quick walk. Take LOTS of these mini-breaks. It helps refresh and refocus your mind. For this assignment specifically, focus on the knowns -there aren't many- before trying to determine the unknowns. A web search for " modern color schemes" or "modern design" will help ignite the process. Given this color selection is for a young family, consider low maintenance colors and finishes, some relating to an inspiring yet calming environments, and those that are good for resale value. Best of luck to you!

My name is Elana W. My site is in my front yard next to my neighbor's driveway. The site gets full sun. A downspout from my house is pointed in the general direction of the site, and a downspout on my neighbor's house also directs water to the area. The site slopes ever so slightly, to form a subtle depression. Miss dig came out to flag underground wires for a different reason, and now we know where they are for our garden too!

Just a couple photos. I don't want to photobomb your thread. :-) I have many photos of my others, but I'll stop here. Give them a try! I find them happy and easy to grow in my garden and I really don't do anything other than water them and a little chicken manure in early spring--just a little. That's either a best thing for your plants, or you just killed them all substance ime. We have long hard winters here. Just mentioning in case that matters. I really don't know. I'm enjoying all the gorgeous photos everyone! Gives a fatigued heart something to smile over.