Something Great! A new Great grand son today!
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Gurney's- great new fruit trees or just great advertising hype?
Comments (28)Not sure of the value of posting to an 8 year old thread. But before doing any online plant ordering, it is wise to check out the vendor. Gurney's gets terrible ratings from the Garden Watchdog, a mail order/online nursery customer review clearinghouse.....more negative reviews than positives (poor plant quality, dead plants, mislabeling, bad/nonexistant customer service). With fruit trees in particular, it is important to know which types of fruits and which varieties of those fruits will do well in your climate. And typically that information is best obtained from local suppliers or growers. Or your county extension service....See MoreGot a Great Deal today on CL for a couple of PB chairs
Comments (13)ronbre: You know that is exactly what I thought as well. It looks just like the other chair with the Oak and walnut stain. I checked the chair bottoms again just now and it actually does say Oak, Walnut just like the earlier one I had. Go figure. Since I got on CL, I really don't know if PB changed the chairs at some point from Oak to Maple or both sellers forgot what type they bought and checked the PB website. They no longer make an Oak, Walnut chair and it does look closest to the Maple, Mahogany. In a way it's a fortunate coincidence since I never would've bought the second chair if I knew they were the same (stickers were in a different spot)--but the swivel mechanisms are so much smoother on these new chairs....See MoreAm I a Great, or a Grand?
Comments (11)Darn it! Meant to say "congratulations" to both stoneybaloney and pplantlady. And this insert from the link... Granduncle/grandaunt and grandnephew/grandniece are equivalent to great-uncle/great-aunt and great-nephew/great-niece. Both great-uncle and granduncle refer to an uncle of one's father or mother. Neither form is definitively more correct than the other....See MoreI am very lucky to have such great sons.
Comments (4)My son is very good at electrical problems (which was good when the control panel went out in my furnace in the dead of winter) but mechanical problems with vehicles is not his strongpoint. He lost his dad at 7 years old and had no one to mentor him on vehicle maintenance....See More- 10 years ago
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