Hi! My Name is Marcy!
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Comments (29)Hello my name is Regina and I am a seed/plantaholic and darn proud of it! And no-one is going to change that. I inherited my addiction from my mother, who grew and canned many of our veggies. I started out on the screened-in porch and it soon looked like a nursery of seedlings pots and soil,so my husband agreed to a greenhouse. Whoo-hoo!!! Waited 6 weeks for it to arrive and another 3 to finally see it being put together....yeah!!!Finally the big day came.....the instructions said with two people would only take about 4 hrs, to put together. Yea right!!! They lied....took 2 days just to get the frame up. Helps if the company remembers to include all the pieces. But I love it..and it's all mine! Mine to feed my addiction with.........need to go now....and make up seed packs to foster my addiction with. whoooohahahaaaaaaaa.............See MoreHi! My name is Marcy....
Comments (11)You guys have some fantastic ideas!! He's been growing a spring, summer, and fall garden since I've know him......and he was only 9 or 10 then! He has garlic planted now, but annually grows tomatoes, squashes, okra, beans, potatoes, a variety of greens, purple hull peas, etc.... I like the stirrup hoe idea and found them on Amazon for under $20 so I can get him a gift card at he local nursery to finish him up. They have both plants and seeds there. I went ahead and ordered the hoe for DH too, along with some bamboo poles and netting to keep the blackbirds out of our spring plantings. You guys are great! Thanks so much for the input!!!...See MoreHi everybody. my name is Ronnie. I need help adding color to my room.
Comments (14)Do not add purple to that room. That would not make any sense. You already have your color palette established. Adding random colors should not be the goal. What you need to do is stick with the palette you already have. Color is not your problem. You need LAYERS. You need to build up that space so it's not so flat and one dimensional. You need an area rug. You need to upgrade the throw pillows. You're trying too hard to match the pillows to that piece of art work. Yes, keep the colors in the same family, but focus more on texture and then add pattern. All solid color pillows are too boring and flat. Then you need to pull that sectional away from the corner. Do not stick furniture in corners, that will never look good. Pull it into the center of the room and reconfigure it so that it is looking at whatever the focal wall is in the space. Without being able to see the entire space, maybe turn the couch so that it is looking at that blank wall that the long part of the couch is backed up onto now for example. in other words, get the couch into the center of the space on a large area rug however that fits best. Then get a console table to put behind the long part of the sectional with a large piece of modern sculpture art on it to go with your modern wall art....See MoreHi, My name is Gayle and I have a dilema
Comments (4)Sophie has spoken words of wisdom, for sure. Lamp posts are NOT structural elements. NO NO NO! You might be surprised to find out how much weight those posts are holding up! Maybe you just need to replace the posts and properly seal and paint them. My porch posts are elevated up on some sort of short legged metal support that keeps them from being in direct contact with the wet porch and allows water to drain from underneath them....See More- 9 years ago
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