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Comments (6)Thanks Greenman28. I'll post more pics as I do stuff to it. Paul3636, I have mine in a large pot too... I'm going to leave it for a while and make sure it's recovered from its uprooting... but I'm thinking of separating all three. I think the tree on the far left of pic #3 would make a nice Literati style. What do you guys think? I used Photoshop to try to show you what I had in mind... Of course the top will need some more work than just bending down and shortening. I may just trim out some smaller branches to thin out the top so more light gets in and I get more back budding. Do you have pics of yours Paul? here's my idea for the right tree...See MoreYour Assistance Please
Comments (9)My partridge breast are blooming right now, it's my favorite I think, fantastic foliage and beautiful blooms. Lots of aloes have great looking leaves. Synadenium grantii rubra is a great one and it gets tall and leafy. I love my euphorbia firesticks, so colorful in winter. Asperagus ferns do well in pots here but not too colorful. Aeoniums do well, I have a very colorful one that's done great in a pot. Lots of things that are usually sold as house might work if it's an eastern exposure. the succulents will be the most colorful I think though. And there's annuals, twice a year you get a whole new look!...See MoreJohn and josh I would like your option please
Comments (7)Suzi, if you post up photos of the tree overall, and then a few close ups, everyone can make a better determination of whether or not the tree has a chance. Citrus are remarkably hardy. I have an orchard behind me that had a row of trees that were stumped. No water except rain water. Almost all came back, and those that were stumped above the graft union are again producing wonderful sweet Valencias. Patty S....See MoreWould like assistance with a bid comparison
Comments (10)Thank you for the input. I was thinking the 16 SEER was the better deal. For some reason we had 4 bids for other brands that were coming in over $18K but they all wanted to replace our concrete slab outside, which doesn't need to be replaced. The two Trane come in the lowest. It could also be the area we live in that Trane happen to come in the lowest right now. We have to replace everything with our heating and ac. So it does include the air handlers. Due to the heating being the old pilot light system and having to match everything to code we are upgrading eveything at one time. Actually, it is coming out to be more cost effective now for us to do it that way and this time of year for us. 9 years ago we had a home warranty ac unit installed that has failed and was not the right load, we have learned through this bid process. The rest of the system is original to the house which is 19 years old. We also learn from our bids, our heating and ac guy wasn't doing a good job maintaining. Really..it hasn't been done. We had shut done the heat last year, which was good because we were told by everyone we could have had a fire! So...we are at that place of needing to replace everything....See More- 9 years agolast modified: 9 years ago
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