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Comments (57)Best picture: Fame (blossoms stay on the bush for weeks and even if faded they add color to the garden) Best actor in a leading role: Mellow Yellow (planted front and center, always blooming, "look at me" kind of bush) Best actress in a leading role: Julia Child (love those bright yellow blooms, bushy bush) Best actress in a supporting role: Betty Boop (blooms and blooms, never has any issues with mildew, no need to deadhead) Best actor in a supporting role: Christopher Marlowe (just a small bush, blooms regularly, trouble free) Best visual effects: Gourmet Popcorn (a mini which really does look like popcorn) Best foreign language: Yves Piaget (love the blooms on this bush, but sadly, a tree is shading it and it suffers mildew but blooms on) Best visual effects: Dark Lady (love the blooms, but another mildew magnet) Lifetime achievement: Snowfire (has been in place well over 30 years in a difficult, hot location. It carries on year after year.)...See MoreDiscontinued tile - where to find?
Comments (127)i need to find 3 boxes of catalog ue3s series montagna , color Belluno(16) square please contact me at beregszazi@gmail.com thank you...See MorePerennial gardeners what are your favourite ANNUALS in 2020?
Comments (33)Any annuals I plant in my beds must be colorful, self-sufficient and flower all season. No deadheading, no supplemental watering, no flopping and must be deer/rabbit resistant. That really narrows down my selection. I've found these four fit the requirements and use then liberally: angelonia, melampodium, spreading vinca, lantana, They're all annual in my zone 6. I use plenty of other annuals in pots on my deck where I can give them a little more care and attention (and keep the critters away)....See MoreUnhappy customer
Comments (40)We have all had to make compromises and substitutions the past couple of years. From TP to dish soap, sensitive skin laundry detergents...some new findings better than pre-covid. But re-formulaed products not at all similar to an original is un-acceptable. Even if the attempt is to kick out chemicals and dyes. It should not be that hard to get very close. If concentration by evaporation is needed, it should be on their clock. Not at home without direction---ever. BS if you need to keep a product open for days to evaporate the alcohol. I've had to make a few substituions i'm not at all happy with. Imagine if Worchestershire went out of business. I would survive no problem but i would take the challenge and make my own like i did last year this time and made my own OldBay that i like better than the original. (not out of business but the salt content is over the top). ---a family challenge to get the 'salt-lick' throat burn out of the crab/shrimp boil. Still, it is BS if a familiar product is not at all the same....See More- 6 years ago
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