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Comments (3)I watched the video and fired up the application. It looks like a nice marketing tool for the company that appears to specialize in hardscape products like pavers. The basic idea seems that people play around with the tool and then call the company to come out and do the design and installation. I only took a very quick look at the tool but I did not see much in the way of plants. - Brent...See MoreGardenWeb wants to film your garden!
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Comments (3)Thanks for your answer. I have space on my isp but have to do some html. Have been communicating with a fellow gardenwebber who has said she will do my page. That would be the easy way out but I would not learn anything from the process. Maybe I could learn to maintain the page. Barb...See MoreIf you were on the old Garden Web, what was your 'name' there?
Comments (86)This has been interesting! I used to love surfing around on Gardenweb! I’m not very techy at all but I could do it. Houzz has been confusing a bit and sometimes I feel like I’m in the Twilight Zone. It’s exciting to see some of these names from way back! Definitely remember My3dogs, Palimpset, and Magnaverde for sure! Why do they mess with success? I’m not even sure what my user name was back then. Maybe Deborah 1950? A funny story. Several years ago I was at Home Depot researching ranges. I told the guy my 40” Kenmore Elite electric range story about how the oven hadn’t worked for a few years and I’d been told no parts available. (Everyone is now so tired of this story, including me). Anywa, he was on his computer and says, “Here’s somebody else with the same problem!”...See More- 11 years ago
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