Color Dilemna after new soffit
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Comments (10)All insightful advice. Thank you! I would never discard the plant. I was just doing some soul searching about having what I want versus the chance of needlessly offending. I don't think MIL would be offended for my replacing it or moving it, but I want to be careful because it is the family that views her not only as the matriarch, but guru of gardening (though it seems that only I know she cares solely about vegetables, and has no flower gardening experience, which I think she would freely admit). I do have a great relationship with my MIL. I guess I am trying to be careful because people are more important than plants to me. The truth is that MIL has seen it bloom, and even if I replaced it tomorrow, she probably would not recognize the bloom (or the plant) as being a stella d'oro, or even a different plant. So, I guess it is not about the lily at all. I think the suggestion that I will take is to bring it up to MIL that I treasure the lilies, but have found a much better spot (which is true) to put them. She doesn't need to know that they are not what she thought, and definitely not a rebloomer. That way MIL can remain the garden guru of the family and no feelings will be hurt. Thanks for the ideas!...See MoreNew England dilemna
Comments (8)I started peppers March 15-16, started hardening off June 2 this year, but didn't get them transplanted until June 17-18 due to some heavy rains (moved them inside the garage then) and transplanting 200 tomatoes in early June. There are only so many hours in a day (and only so many days the first 2 weeks of June that I could get outside)! This is the latest I've ever started peppers, I started the tomatoes even later, figuring on a late spring like last year. This June wasn't quite so cold and rainy as last year though. Next year I'll start earlier since I should have plastic on the tunnel in March (or as soon as the snow melts and the mud isn't too deep to get back to my main growing area)....See Moreduet/bosch 500/fl vs tl/dilemna ?
Comments (2)Nancy... I have the bosch 500, on the secon floor, with a full basement, so thecnically this would be a '3rd' floor... I have no vibration issues at all, although I know others have had vibrations with just about all brands of machines... this is an issue that seems to be totally dependent upon your own house. I don't have the pedestals, didn't want them... they really don't seem to be deep enough to hold much and what would I put in them??? I keep my Charlies in a tupperware on top of the washer, and otherwise... there is nothing else in with the laundry... I don't have a wrikling problem, but I shake out items when moving between the washer to the dryer soe the 'compressed' clothes from the spin are looser... if that makes sense... and yes, you can always adjust the spin down... Adding water... I haven't figured out how to get the machine to do it automatically, but when I want more (particularly heavy thick comforter) I have opened the soap flap and pouted a bucket of water into the machine... I don't know if you can do this with the machines with a soap drawer or not... but with thw soap 'flap' you can... Repair costs in the future... no idea... we did buy through Lowes and got the extended warranty... I've had one service call and they replaced the pump... been working fine ever since... I will be 2 years old in a couple of weeks... I do at least 15 loads per week, sometimes many more... it's a great machine...See MoreNo pics, but wanted to say I fell in love ....(dilemna?)
Comments (14)Since we are just talking about dots here, you would think a computer program could take a three or four MB pic and up convert it to 8 or 12 fairly decently to print off larger prints. But, I've never seen one. Of course, I've never really looked for one. And, I'm sure for enough money there has to be one. But, if it was economical or very effective, you'd think some of the picture printing places would have it. Most consumer photo prints aren't exactly looking to add crucial details to spy photos. I can't quite see why a computer can't extrapolate and "fill in the dots" to blow up low res picture fairly accurately. The outlines and colors are already there. I've got some nice 3 meg shots I'd like to print off in larger sizes, but, get the same from the printers, 'they won't blow up well from that size'. Just venting a little....See MoreRelated Professionals
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