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HELP settle a 'full sun' dispute
Comments (11)I really haven't had any problems with putting full sun plants in full sun, it's when you put anything that takes part shad in full sun... :) This may sound stupid as far as advice goes, don't shoot me, but if I am at a nursery and I can't find any help I usually take a look at where the plants are. If they are out in the middle of the nursery in the baking sun in the summer then you know they can take it. If they are under some protection then they can't take full sun, and if they are under a roof then I wouldn't dare stick them in full sun....See MorePlease settle our dispute - Railings or Not
Comments (28)Thanks so much for all the helpful opinions and for pointing out some things we hadn't thought about. It would be nice if I could actually get a picture without the dumpster in front! It's also hard to see the trimwork since nothing has been painted yet. We are planning on painting all the trim, brackets and shutters white and the hardi a cream color. I think you've all convinced us to wait until we have finished up the painting and the landscaping to make a decision. We can always add the railings later. I should post this same question next summer. Mightyanvil - They are all done installing brackets, shutters, etc. One of these days I'll figure out how to get an adobe file posted out here. Thanks for all the help!!!...See MoreHelp settle this dispute regarding round knob placement
Comments (15)My knobs are squarish, so don't know if that makes a difference. But we decided (OK, DH decided) to place them in the exact centre of where the two stiles intersect. I went to take a picture, and realized that because of the design of the knob, the lower part of the 'square' extends further than the upper part- so the rod (correct term?) that attaches the knob to the door is in the exact centre, but the bottom edge of the knob is closer to the bottom of the stile than the top is to the top of the stile- I know, only a TKO would ever notice or care... But, looking at a lot of the pics posted, most have narrower stiles, I think ours works in this position (IMHO) cuz we have wide stiles. If we'd placed the tops at the top of the stile or even higher they would be too high. Perfect comfort height for DH and I at 5'6" each, and low enough for petite 5'0" DD, and bean rod DS just has to cope (he probably doesn't use the knobs anyways!!!)...See MorePlease help settle a dispute - Parsons chairs
Comments (35)In my attempts to decipher man-language regarding upholstered furniture, I have discerned that in all settings, no arms equals BAD. The terrible state of furniture without arms can be conveyed through a number of terms, including: casual, dumpy, skimpy, and "not solid." Along with les917, I think that a coordinated armchair or two would ease your husband's mind. Especially since your DR is on display as you enter, he may be concerned that without a throne, your home no longer looks like His Castle....See More- 9 years agolast modified: 9 years ago
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