Almost finished with my Woodland Hosta Bed
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Comments (18)The wire bin idea is a great idea (whatup Pablo!). Now that I have read all these great ideas I plan on running to one of the box stores and get some fencing and wing nuts too. I have two plots that are a long way away from my main bins and have been thinking of making some new bins there. The fence will be the way I go this time to see how it works. As it relates to the four (4) -bin systems you can take a look at the link below, I posted about it when I completed it about a month ago. I use it for storing and curing finished compost. Once cured I use the compost to top-dress all my beds before planting in them. As long as the cost is minimal I am all for doing things the "free" way. In regards to the clay comment, when making the piles moist some water usually gets on the clay and creates a slippery surface. I was stating to be careful in that regard, for our clay can be like ice when wet, as you well know. Not to change focus, but Pablo, have you ever composted any of your rabbit manure? I got two truckloads from a new friend (HA!) that sells champion rabbits. I have two bins full of rabbit manure, leaves, coffee, and other kitchen items and was wondering if you have ever gone that route, seeing as you raise rabbits. There is also a very large pile of rabbit manure and leaves I can use when making the new wire bin. I am sure you have not accumulated truckloads, but was wondering just the same. I know that barn where my new friend keeps his rabbits is strong with urine odor, and the piles are smoking like a choo-choo train when I turn them. Do ya got any skinny on rabbit compost? Now you guys have me excited about wire bins, will this obsession ever end? Oh no, it just keeps getting better Blutranes Here is a link that might be useful: DIY Compost Bins...See MoreDelurking; My $1700 DIY Bathoom, almost finished
Comments (6)thanks, i wasn't sure how to do that. i'm really excited about the vanity. we had to order the sink because none were in stock. the earliest it'll be in is next week. we need the sink to make the counter top, so we can't do the pattern and pour until it comes in. the sink is a white vessel, the faucet is a standard vessel faucet. i'm hoping they can match the concrete counter top to the mirror colour with a non glossy stone finish....See MoreMy green and cream almost finished kitchen (pics)
Comments (54)I'm always thrilled to see a green kitchen that speaks to me. We seem to have a few elements in common! I'm using Duron's 'Rugged Trail' on my uppers. A very, very subtle gray green that resolves gray on the monitors. I'm repainting the lowers with its complementary 'Backpack' soon, since the natural light changes 'Rugged Trail' into something I abhor. I made my own butcher block countertop, which I've yet to stain. My floors are a chocolate ... something. I have to look it up. Wide plank maple or oak, I'd guess. Here's a pic of my uppers & you can see my cabinets and floor: Here is my countertop: I am also making my own credenza, of which I only have a "before" picture, because there isn't any after yet! :) In the meanwhile, the stacked cabs are more storage Yours gives me great inspiration! Thanks. (OH! BTW. Someday I'm replacing the doors I've collected from reuse centers with an inset door. But that's another fortune!)...See MoreMoving My Beloved Hosta Beds
Comments (33)I also have to find out which Hostas go in the sun and shade. ==>>> i feel so unloved.. being ignored ... rotflmbo ... no you dont have to find that out NOW ... your goal is to move them ... just move them .. period.. you will have years to figure out the rest ... btw ... ALL hosta can grow in sun .. and in fact.. they will grow larger .. faster .. in sun ... providing of course.. you try to drown them.. and provide enough water ... and even then.. they will start looking ratty in mid summer ... but they will be bigger next year.. because they grew more roots ... focus on the project.. you will have plenty of time for the rest later ... MOVE THEM ken...See Morezkathy z7a NC
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