Just not ready yet. Still dig, divide, and replant in the fall - they'll get bigger next year if grown in the right conditions.

Hello, I have been using the machine with only discharging the wash water into a bucket. As Dadoes suggested, I decided to "just keep using...( I can't bear to quote the rest of what he said, lol) Shortly after I initially posted this, My machine stopped making the noise when spinning and there was less gravely stuff noted in the bucket. It seems to be working fine now, I guess? I have rigged up a new set up to discharge the wash water. It works. A lot less complicated than having the plumber install a new draining system. The hose is a high temp hose, at 180*f but this washer can get to 205*f. I don't know if its cooled before discharge or not. You might need to click the new green linked feature to "read more". Just a reminder, here is my row of miele's

It would help an enormous amount if you were to clear that ivy away!! Otherwise, it may just be slightly behind its cousins nearby. To expect plants to perform up to par, you must provide them the growing conditions that will optimize performance. Having the root zone smothered by a layer of ivy is not achieving that result.

Okay. note in the dimensions that the fixture height and the minimum height for hanging length are the same, 41.63". So I would interpret that to say from the bottom of the ball at the bottom of the fixture to the top of the shortest length you can make the chain and canopy against the ceiling, is 41.63". So IMO, the maximum hanging length, 114.63", includes the longest chain and the fixture.