A sea of brown in my entry
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sea weed and eel grass -- greens or browns?
Comments (3)True seaweeds are probably a lot 'greener' than eelgrass, which is very slow stuff to break down, IME. The old-timers around here always advised to be careful adding a lot of eelgrass to sandy garden soils, IOW not to use it as the only amendment. Not a likely scenario unless one's garden is easy walking distance from a collection point.......See MoreSea monster in my indoor sunflower seedling!!!
Comments (10)Hi everyone. Thanks for the help. Still have no clue what this is. Ah yes, important to mention that these things, whatever they are, are completely stagnant and unmoving. Otherwise I wouldn't take my sweet time to take pictures, they'd be in a few layers of plastic bags, stomped on, and promptly eradicated (sunflower included)! :P Here are the macros: These photos are in no particular order. See how they are somewhat porous?? Never have seen anything like it. As for the sunflower--I planted it in the last few days of February when we had around 3 feet of snow and I was begging for some early springtime. We've had record-breaking weather this year. I don't think it's a good time to put it outside yet--I'll do that in a week or so, or whenever I know the soil is above 60 degrees. That's why it's in such a large plastic jug that I can just cut away when it's time to plant it....See MoreSplit-Entry remodel in Ohio; What to do with my budget
Comments (1)I realized floor plans may be helpful, so I made two, quickly. These are the two spaces in which I would like to do the majority of updating. Thanks!...See MoreHelp me choose my front entry porch tile, please
Comments (80)Well, painting our doors is taking much more time than anticipated! Partly bc we decided to take them off to lay flat and spray for a smoother finish. Plus my husband decided to work on building our shed yesterday so i had to wait for help on a few occasions. But we need a shed so that’s ok! Prep took forever bc the doors are not in great shape. And those darn windows! But I got both doors prepped and we sprayed 1 coat of primer on 1 door. But then couldn’t move it right away and then had to hang them before dark! So we will finish this weekend! I’ll post pics when done. Thank you!...See Morelazydaisynot
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