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Comments (53)GG3300, you sure that was the link ya intended, goes to a myspace page. While I'm here, I might as well hijack the thread some more.... Well spring has sorta sprung up here, pret'near all the snow is gone, just a few patches on the north side of tree lines and such. Got my first 6 truck loads of yard waste today. Looks like mostly bags of leaves from last fall but some are the grass thatch stuff from peoples lawns. Time to get at 'er I guess. Although they are talking periods of snow for tomorrow. Hope it holds off until the afternoon at least cause there should be another 10 loads delivered tomorrow. Lloyd...See MoreThread For Discussing Fragrant Hosta Planting
Comments (36)Don, my previous post must have posted and I bet we both missed the other one being here. Hope to tell you, I agree about Fragrant Fire. It is absolutely gorgeous. Big and unique bright green with white margins of good size. Sweet arch to the leaf too. And what's not to like? It sported from Old Faithful (an Olga, and I think you got it recently?).....I'm hoping that the SEEDPODS set on my Old Faithful lead to viable seed. Nice. One that I now believe you MUST get is White Knight. I took a picture of it today, with its big white flowers still open and there on the scapes some very nice seedpods. It was late afternoon and it had rained about an inch earlier in the afternoon, so I could not judge fragrance very well. My strategy is changing. Instead of placing all the fragrant ones close together, I shall have to space them with suitable partners that are known to be good producers one way or the other. My 4 or 5 (?--did I misplace one?) Royal Standards are coming into bloom now, and I'll post a picture below, of it and White Knight. Two of three Aphrodites are tantalizing me with big starry topped scapes. Avocado is blooming his heart out and no seedpods no seedpods. Doubled Up is still producing trumpet sized! white 6 inch flowers....sigh, I love that beauty. ...Miss Saigon is blooming ....Rich Uncle set 3 seedpods (is it fertile?)...Victory set a gazillion ....Pods on Journey's End and Golden Meadows and Seducer and Orange Marmalade and Fragrant Blue (YES, LOTS), Clear Fork River Valley, Paradise Sunshine, IRISH LUCK, Yellow Splash Rim, SWEET MARJORIE, Twist of Lime, Maui Buttercups, Climax (YES LOTS)..... I guess it is a good thing that not all seeds are fertile, because a little goes a long way. One of these days I'll figure out about plants. Hold on, here they come..... White Knight Fragrant Fire Royal Standard Aphrodite making a star appearance Fragrant King....big blooms and seedpods too? Wow! Irish Luck with 1 seed pod...better than nothing Paradigm...not fragrant, but look at those seedpods..:) Same for Climax....not fragrant but lots of fat pods Journey's End....now, I'm in LOVE with those seedpods And to wind it up, here is Sweet Marjorie, a fragrant hosta. Nice show for a hosta new here this spring. Hope I did not go on too long, but how do you stop!...See MoreBest paint color for black doors? going off kswl's thread....
Comments (16)Update on our door paint-- after priming in gray and using satin paint over, we've decided to go back with semigloss. The satin was fine for the doors at the entry, where there is a lot of natural light, but we have a hallway with five doors opening on it and the satin paint just sucks all the light out of the area. So on Monday we are reprinting these seven doors in semi gloss, then will go after the other twelve doors on this level. I am hoping it won't present a problem with the high gloss trim, but as Roseanne Rosannadanna used to say, "it's always something."...See MoreKlinger inspired Seashell light shade
Comments (17)oh my gosh CharO, it's been awhile since I finished , so hope I remember correctly. I believe I used alenes tacky glue to attach the shells, arranging them as I went around. I originally put liquid leading all around the shells trying for the stained glass look a few of us were trying, but that was a disaster, so I had to scrape that off and take off most of the shells. PITA. I started over just using glue, shells, adding pearls and throwing sand in between. it was fairly simple, the lamp was a cheapo from Lowes i think cost less than $20 and very plain glass shade, and it worked perfect for this. I did discover lately when I glue shells to my hurricane lamps that mastic works wonderfully on shells that are hollow so you can then glue them to a base. You can buy mastic at almost any home improvement store in the tile area. You might want to try that.. Looking forward to see what you do....See More- 8 years ago
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