in the original post in the shrub forum.. wherein i referred them to you gurus .. i said: it reminds me more of an arb.. that i have as Thuja occidentalis 'Golden Globe' aka 'Globosa Aurea' and one 'tell'.. is whether yours was ever sheared.. or if it is natural shape ... the one above.. grows in this shape.. all by its lonesome ... and you should be able to tell by sticking your head in it.. lol ... coloration varies thru the year ... so i dont know if yours is the yellow version ... but you might want to change the search at the link to ... Thuja occidentalis 'Globosa' good luck ken Thuja occidentalis Globosa Aurea .. natural shape.. never been sheared in my garden .. june 3rd 2011 coloration .. 3 to 4 feet .. get this.. lowes.. 2002 ... go figure.. lol .. one of the VERY FEW i bought at bigboxstore ... which means the name is probably wrong.. lol ..

I had GERD most of my life, and in the end I would even get heartburn from a drink of water. I woke up in the night with acid in my mouth. Finally, I told my gastro doctor that I couldn't take it any more. He sent me to see a specialist at the Mayo clinic in Jacksonville, FL, and he performed a laproscopic procedure that gave me a new tight valve to keep the stomach acid where it belonged; in the stomach. That was over ten years ago, and I have never had heartburn or indigestion since then. I recommend going to a good gastro doctor and asking him about this procedure which is called lapro nissen fundoplication.

A voice of dissension here. How will the curtains hang for the majority of time - open or closed? Personally, I prefer the curtains mounted high when they are open - but when they are closed, I prefer that the transoms remain exposed. An alternative may be to have a divided privacy underpanel on an invisible track traversing the entire length of the wall between the top and bottom windows, which can then be concealed beneath the decorative tall curtains during the day. I would also relocate those two grillwork panels. They are attractive but clutter the wall space in an otherwise clean and simple decor.

I will be starting my tomato seeds inside in about a week. I use a card table in a southern window. I have to be careful because Zackey, my cat, ate some of the leaves a few years ago. They are poisonous to kitties. I have more tomato seed varieties than I have a place to grow them. I'm starting just a few of the following: Golden Jubilee--our all time favorite Large red cherry from a GW trade (no name was given) and the following that I will be seeding for the first time Jet Star Hybrid Pomodora Roma Nano Wayahead Amish Paste Boxcar Willie