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Does this happen a lot with ornemental cherry trees?
Comments (1)Sorry...forgot I had already posted this. Please excuse....See MoreDoor and Threshold Dilemma
Comments (13)If you had a contractor or door hanger install your door, and he told you what to purchase, and hung the door, then you were given the wrong information and the door was hung incorrectly. When you hire someone to do a job for you, they are supposed to be the expert, not you. If your person doesn't know the correct proceedure, then you are paying them to do a job they don't know how to do. When the inside of the house is on the same level with the outside entryway, then there should be no threshold to interrupt with the continuous flow of the floor to the outside and interfere with foot traffic. This is accomplished by using an auto-bottom. An auto-bottom is mortised into the bottom of the door. The door needs to be scribed about 1/4 inch from the floor. There is an adjustable neoprene seal. If your opening is too high then the header can be dropped or a custom door (not too much more expensive than a standard door) can be made. If the person that installed the door did not give you these options, then it is his fault, not yours. The cost to correct this should be on him....See MoreAny ideas what's happening here?!
Comments (1)The new growth is called a basal Keiki. In time you you will be able to separate it from the mother plant and have a bonus plant....See MoreNot much happening here........
Comments (7)Always quite busy in my neck of the woods. Wrens, chickadees and titmice are building or are on nests. Cardinals seem to be in courting mode. The red tailed, red shouldered, and cooper hawks have been paired up and am watching one build a nest. Had huge flocks of finches and siskins move through for several weeks - was filling 8 feeders daily !!$$$ Found 2 dead finches on the ground and then read about a bird virus that was taking a toll in the southeast. Took all feeders down for 2 weeks, sterilized them and just put them out a few days ago. The big migratory flocks of finches have moved on but the blackbirds just arrived. Waiting on the grosbeaks and buntings to pay me a visit anyday. Sitting on the deck, recovering from a root canal : ( saw a flock of +- 50 cedar wax wings hopping around the canopy of a sugarberry tree....See More- 9 years ago
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