Need Suggestions for 'filling' a lamp!
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Need suggestions for filling in perennial garden
Comments (14)I second the cosmic cosmos series as being fantastic -- some of my absolute favorite annuals all time, but they really only get about a foot high for me. I almost always use them as edging plants. In terms of two feet, I agree with the balsam impatients, which get at least 18 inches for me, with pretty double flowers all up and down their stems. Emily...See MoreI need suggestions for tall annuals to fill in a small bed
Comments (5)Thanks Mandyvilla. Yes, it's full sun. The climber is pink, as is one of the tea roses, though two of the three teas don't look too healthy. The other is a pretty yellow, so I could really go any way with the colors. I would love to put in perennials, but I don't want to spend too much money, and I'm concerned the smaller perennials that I could afford won't fill in quickly enough to make a nice show when the house is on the market. Unfortunately, around me there are very few sales until much later in the season. I checked out Lowes yesterday and got a nice Butterfly bush, a fairly big Cleome, a phlox David and a daisy. But I still thought the prices were a little high. The David may stay with me. I realized I have more that I can give away than I thought. A Lychnis that doesn't really like it here, a bunch of Rudbeckia, some daylilies, etc. I think I'll be able to get a few zinnias or snaps, some impatiens for the shady side of the house, and maybe some calibrichoa as an edger. I think I'll be able to get it filled in. Luckily, it's a tiny lot....See MoreNeed suggestions for fill for new bog
Comments (1)2 bags (100#) sand per bail of peat. Allium cernuum will grow anywhere and may rot in a bog. cut off the flower heads after they bloom or you'll never be rid of them...they seed everywhere...I still love them! You can even fill the deep end with newspaper....See Moreneed suggestions on filling holes in floor before sanding.
Comments (3)The two-part epoxy that someone mentioned is made by the 3M company. You purchase an applicator and then the D-100 cartridges and mixing nozzles for it. Any good hardwood floor materials dealer should have it all in stock. The cartidges are not cheap...about $10 each. The applicator was about $20 when I bought mine. I don't know what they cost today. You could also use Timbermate floor filler in white oak color. However, I would recommend testing to see how the color out of the box will stain with your chosen stain. Timbermate also is something you get at a flooring materials dealer....See Moredes_arc_ya_ya
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