Fish Bench
wilcinbro1
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storing bench grafted apple rootstock.?
Comments (5)You can graft your rootstock and then store them for weeks/months in refrigeration. Professional nurseries will often provide a couple weeks of dark storage at warmer temperatures(70F) in order for the graft union to callus over. They then refrigerate the grafts until ready to plant. I've stored bench grafts for over a month in my cellar which stays between 40-50F. Keep them well wrapped in plastic, and the roots in moist sawdust, straw or peat so they don't dry out....See MoreMay I Sit Here? Show us Your Benches and Seats
Comments (53)This is the bench in my front bed. I'm amazed at the difference in the front garden. I took this pic early spring '06 before I started planting that bed. Now it's filling up. Here is an old church pew that is on my kitchen porch. Note the cat beds underneath and the cat in the rocking chair to the left. That cat is a feral cat that has adopted my porch and brings his children with him! My husband makes fun of this bench, that it is so small. I explained that the porch is only 4ft deep so this is what works. Of course he sits out there on that bench so it can't be that bad. Annette...See MoreBanquette Bench- Where to buy???
Comments (18)I know this is off track but those of you thinking of doing a built in banquette, cabinet type check out Ikea. They will sell you their over the range cabinets to make into a custom banquette. This gives you storage underneath too with two doors on each part. My GC recommended checking it out after I asked him to have the cabinet guy build one. Total cost- 3 cabinets- the style I picked is $62 each, and then I would have to buy plywood for the top and sides(you need to put in two by fours to extend the width so there would be a gap to cover), two by fours, nails and labor- Total around 650....See MoreWhich banquette bench do you like?
Comments (37)2LittleFishies: my upholstered sitting area chairs are tub styled with no wood but my dining chairs are wood with upholster seat cushions. I sprayed my chairs in the house. I put a plastic tarp down on my wood floors first under the chairs. I did nothing to protect the wood on my dining chairs. I can't say how much of the product may have gotten on the wood but if any did there was no damage. The 303 High Tech Fabric Guard is in a non- aerosol bottle spray bottle that can be set to spray or stream. The bottle contains the usually warnings about fumes and ventilation but to me it really was not smelly and there is absolutely no chemical smell left on the treated fabric. The spray makes the fabric water repellant. Water literally does bead up on it which it does not do on my new living room couch with a factory applied stain guard. I did test putting cooking oil on some scrap fabric that I treated with the 303 and it cleaned up with no stain. I dont recall what the content of my fabrics is. It says on the bottle that it is for all fabric but suggests testing for colorfastness. It also says it is recommended by and for Sunbrella Brand Fabric so I guess that's a pretty could endorsement. I guess it's considered expensive at about $14 for a 16 ounce bottle. But I think it is worth it. I sprayed it liberally and did 8 dining chair cushions and the top, sides, front, back and both sides of the cushions for two tub chairs. I used about 24 ounces of the product. Hope this info is of some help to you. I have been following all your kitchen posts and can't wait to see how the finished product looks. Love the choices you have made so far....See Morewilcinbro1
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