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Comments (3)I watched the video and fired up the application. It looks like a nice marketing tool for the company that appears to specialize in hardscape products like pavers. The basic idea seems that people play around with the tool and then call the company to come out and do the design and installation. I only took a very quick look at the tool but I did not see much in the way of plants. - Brent...See MoreAnother New GardenWeb Feature!
Comments (1)Cool! Thanks for pointing that out Carol. As a reminder to listers..please post your USDA zone or nonUS country so that we can make comparisons to growing conditions. Also those who don't have an email address posted on their profile page are missing out on being contacted off list. Many on the list are generous and may reach out and offer assistance off list or even offer seeds or bulbs. Kristi in Spring, TX...See MoreAn 'Old' Gardener's Web site
Comments (3)Good job! I wonder why they didn't mention the age of the "retired librarian" in the next paragraph... or are librarians more secretive than gardeners.... Claire...See MoreGarden Web must be all done
Comments (2)ok, I followed what you said and ended up on KT. there was - in green on the left around about where the topic line is 'gardenwebforums', or something like that. I clicked it and the list of gw sites came up, I easily found smaller homes and back here. I do keep several bookmarks, for SH, Kitchen, home décor, baths. so if I lose one, I can use another and go to the far left of the screen and find the 'missing' one again. I don't usually open the notices by houzz I get in my inbox. I delete them. if it's something from a forum I've posted on, I go directly there....See More- 9 years ago
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