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Comments (21)If you don't do enough baking to keep sourdough starter going in the refrigerator it can be frozen. Spread it out on a cookie sheet covered with parchment paper. Let it air dry for a couple days...until it crumbles easily. Or, you can dry it in a dehydrator. Put it in a Zip-Lock or better still a Lock 'n Lock - type container & freeze crumbled. To use, add a tablespoon or two when making fresh dough. You can also freeze starter in liquid form. /tricia...See MoreI need some help here...
Comments (3)Its been like this for a year. No growth and lost a few pads. I planted one of the pads that fell off and that one has a little flower on it! Go figure... ~gabe...See MoreNeed some advice on what to put here
Comments (4)If this structure is preventing water from leaving the neighbor's yard and causes them drainage problems, it wouldn't be considered a good idea and you could be in for trouble down the road. (That it is built up against a wood fence is also not good.) By seeing only a small section of the yard, it's really not possible to give you good landscape advice, as how would anyone really know what functions need to be resolved in your yard? But if all you want is a recommendation of a sturdy plant, I would suggest try Ligustrum japonicum, grown in the multi-trunk tree form ... IF it grows there. (In the US these are commonly available in warmer areas.) It could provide a little screening of backyard neighbors and some substance for better defining the corner of the yard. Below it could be a solid bed of Liriope as a groundcover. These plants are both low maintenance but, like any new plants, they must get supplemental water during at least the first two years of their life....See Moreneed some ideas what to put here??
Comments (6)longer table with lamp. bench with interesting floor lamp or plant. low bookcase with a sculpture on top. bench with a shoe tray underneath. armchair with a small table and lamp. all depends on what you could use, what you have, what looks you like, what functionalities surround this tiny slice of your first floor....See More- 6 years ago
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