Rhubarb Leaf Stepping Stones
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Comments (1)Did you use the 5000 with water and nothing else? Why 5000? Did you work in too cold of an area, like outside or an unheated building? Too wet of a mix can give you crumbly and lots of air bubbles. Weather too cold? I know that 5000 is for working in cold temps but if a frost or freeze get this before it cures it can crumble. It's hard to tell from the pictures but these look a little thin to be stepping stones. You have to watch out when using rhubarb leaves or any thick leaf. The veins can be very large and lead to cracking of your stepping stone if the stones aren't thick enough. Billie...See MorePics of twig & vine bench
Comments (19)jitterbug...your Maxie did a great job on this! WOW! I am impressed!...an original pc. of outdoor decor! And I love the metal on the shop...hope you find more to finish it... susieroses took the words out of my mouth...I would also just decorate that tin wall with all my favs! It would be like having a cool board fence! If Maxie has some favs, old things or whatever that can be out in the weather, maybe that would be an idea for the shop wall. With those lovely red shingles, I'm thinking "red barnwood!" ... birdhouses, gardening signs, etc. etc. Oh boy, are you gonna have fun! Please share more pics as it progresses! Yeah, and I agree you may need to move it out a little from the hot tin...maybe you could pull it out and angle it abit and as TN said, add a little something under it??? Lots to ponder...a great piece! TFS! Jeanne S....See MoreWhat's Your Favorite Garden Accent/Art?
Comments (46)This is a really fun thread. I like to see what everyone has in their garden and how thoughtful about art and creative you all are. I often think I'm going to "make" some garden art but then never get around to it. I don't decorate the garden with a whole lot of art. I have a few decorative stakes and then a few glazed birdbaths and some copper sprinklers that I use more for decoration than watering. My mom has a very cute piece of garden art. The story behind it is that we were at Hever Castle in England and they were selling all kinds of cement statues. We fell in love with so many of them. My mom couldn't part with this guy. Hever Castle was down a hill so we had to hike back up the hill, carry him on the rest of our tour and then carry him home on the plane. He weighed between 30-35 pounds so it was like carrying a little person around. He was well worth it though!...See MoreAnyone know if Rhubarb grows here?
Comments (2)I bought 2 plants about 10 years ago and they did grow. I have very little sun so they did not florish. I was used to the rhubarb as it was when I was living up north and this did not seem the same. I was looking for something more tart to make strawberry pies with. If you just want to use the leaves you will probably be fine. What about using elephant ear leaves? mary...See More- 16 years agolast modified: 9 years ago
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