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Comments (25)HI Everybody! Wow, was it warm here the last couple days! Just crazy, crazy for mid-March in New Hampshire...it was in the 70's. I peeked at some of my daylilies and can see some of them poking their little green heads up just a teensy bit. Of course it can still turn back to winter here at any given moment and we can still get snow even into late April and early May...but it was like fast-forwarding into June! Jean, I am so glad to hear your leg is feeling better. Goodness, you have had such a rough month. I have had a tough one too (which I won't get into here) but I will be glad to bid March farewell. I feel so bad for you because I know it must be so hard to go outside and Ms. Blackies not there. I would be devastated if I lost my Zeus. He is like a baby to me. Kathy, Sherry & Judy...thanks guys! If I cheered you up, then your comments cheered ME up. Mantis...the clematis are, from the top one down... 'Ville de Lyon' (with Baltimore Belle climbing rose) 'Perle d' Azur' 'Blue Angel' Thanks again to everyone who commented! Celeste...See MoreRita's Pictures from Wednesday and Thursday - Very Long
Comments (24)Rita, That is an incredible group of blooms! They are all gorgeous, and there is no way I can widdle my favorites down to even two or three. The ones that I found most stunning were INDY HEARTSTOPPER, PROOF POSITIVE, WINNING NOTE (I got it last fall and can't wait to see it bloom after your pics!)BASS GIBSON, EXTRAVAGANT, and HELLO HEARTSTRINGS (Another I am anxious to see bloom for me. I also love the depth of color in your CELEBRATION OF ANGELS. Mine doesn't look quite as velvety, although it is a bloom machine and I love it. Can't wait to see what the weekend brings you! Julie...See MoreRita and Jean
Comments (17)Kay; I didn't think you had broken your wrist the same as mine was broken,when you was talking about out there planting and digging.I figured yours must have been cracked,maybe.First time I have every had a broken bone,and it sure is no fun.Where I had them 4 pins in it,its till hurting at times.I am using it daily, but am not pulling on anything or picking up some thing heavy with it.I have forgotten a few times and was picking some thing up a tad heavy,and had pains shooting through it,and dropped it right then.But,its better then it was.I do wear a support band around my wrist when it starts hurting,and it helps alot. Hope yours continues to heal and be good as new soon. Jean...See MoreWhat one thing makes your kitchen so wonderful?
Comments (70)a2gemini: Our granite is juparana oro. The backsplash tile you see there is an inexpensive 4x4 porcelain tile. Sorry I don't remember the name but we got it at Lowes a few months ago, it is made in Italy and was $0.33/tile. It was on the shelves by all the tumbled marbled stuff that I think it's supposed to mimic. We mixed it with a tumbled marble noce pencil tile throughout: And with a few handmade tiles behind the range: Good luck with your remodel!...See MoreMichael
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