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Do I really want to plant out verbena bonariensis seedlings? [g]
Comments (10)Okay, so I was starting to think I could do fine with this plant. I really 'need' low maintenance as much as I can and when I make a mistake...like taking 3 little Lily of the Valley pips from a neighbor [boy was that a mistake!]...it makes a LOT of work for me. The 'gazillions' of seedlings, I have heard before and that is what has me a little worried. That and the fact that the seedlings are so tiny and the color blends in and is hard to see. I am not always on top of things and I don't want something to get away from me. I just spent the past two years clearing out some plants that got away from me so I am a little sensitive to that right now. Could this plant be something I could control with deadheading? I think I would really enjoy a 'little bit' of this plant. Thanks :-)...See MoreGrowing really, really slow. Do I need help?
Comments (4)I noticed the same issues with my plants. My Tepin and Mole sprouts are growing VERY slowly - 2 inches tall, just starting to grow their 2nd set of leaves. My sweet banana peppers are almost 4 inches tall with fully a developed 2nd set of leaves. After a few waterings, I have been giving all of my plants a full dose (10-15-10) of fertilizer. The Banana peppers love it. The leaves are long and thick. The hot peppers show no signs of fertilization....See MoreDo I really need to get my chimney cleaned?
Comments (5)yes, you should probably get it cleaned and looked at if you are unsure of it's cleanliness or condition, HOWEVER, be wary of those who make false claims to the effect of "you need a new liner, i see a crack in the clay tile". many sweeps etc, are not honest at all and will convince you to spend large $$ for a needless relining. an occasional crack in a clay tile, or a bit of missing fireclay between tiles is not uncommon and in an OPEN FIREPLACE poses no real danger at all; regardless of some of the nonsense you hear on many sites....See MoreBathroom color - do I get the color I really want, or...?
Comments (11)I'm not sure what brand Stonington Gray is - typically when I pick a paint color I collect hundreds of chips of all different brands and then choose the one I like, and have it custom-color mixed into a Behr can by Home Depot (unless it's a Behr color). Very often they have the color in their computer, even if it's not their brand. But Stonington Gray isn't exactly a common name, so it very well could be the one you are referring to. It's not too dark, not too light - just right. I also have it in my scrapbooking room (I don't have a picture of the bedroom). (I'm trying to upload it onto Tinypic but it's not working right now) You're right my SIL probably would not be in my bathroom, maybe, but I know she'd be quirked about it. Several years ago we put new doorknobs throughout the house - satin-nickel football-shaped ones. 2 years ago when they were building their house they did not put those doorknobs in (which is what the builder offered) simply because we had them. I didn't care, but she did. (Did I mention they live 3000 miles away?) never ending - *I* never have stopped, but as you know he did... after I ruined the tables (first I tried stain, then paint...I just suck at it), he (HE!) suggested we go buy new ones. So we did. Then he wouldn't commit to painting the cabinets, so I went and hired a refacing company. I ordered a new mirror frame, and he did agree to paint. He says. We shall see. If I hired out I'd have to take a day off work, and I can't exactly do that. I'm going to have to take 2 days off for the cabinets as it is. But something strange happened the other night. He hung a ceiling fan for me. He did complain (to be expected - says that he JUST put that fan in there - 9 years ago), but I said nothing, and he turned and got his tools. My son was even surprised......See MoreFunkyart
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