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Comments (16)Thanks, guys :-) Some mildly analytical stuff: 1. The containers that have sprouted are all part of a the ones I grouped together in big garbage bags...I guess that ups the temps a bit, having the big plastic around them. I put a lot of containers in the bags for easy transport and for dog protection (from picking up a container and running off with it...which has happened before). Not all the containers in the bags have sprouted (there's a whole lot more of them), but those on the list above have. 2. The sprouted containers are also with a group of containers that are in Southern exposure. ( I have other bags of containers on my porch, in Northern exposure). This proves why it could be bad to have them in Southern exposure, because now, I'm more inclined to worry, since we now have snow and it's going to be in the 20s or lower tonight. But then, the ouotdoor temps have been in the low to mid 20s every night for the past two weeks and that didn't keep them from sprouting. ..but I'm not looking at those containers or opening them up...not for a few days, at least. Whatever will be will be...and I have a feeling a lot of those sprouts will be just fine. --I think I do need to slip a thermometer inside one of those bags of containers, though. I'm curious as to how much warmer it is in there. Linda...See Moreuh-oh, i'm so excited, i'm going to p
Comments (35)Yeah, my neigbhors asked me how I was able to achieve that many plants. They saw me working on the garden around early March. They were curious about the garden beds I was making. They saw the milk jugs. I explained to them what it was and also gave them the Wintersown site. I actually watched their reactions when they saw it. They didn't pay much attention to it kinda like "oh, ok". However, when plants started to come out/bloom, they went back to me and asked, "was that from the tiny greenhouse". :) I'm going to make more beds maybe by fall once my knee gets better. :D Thanks mnwsgal! :)...See MoreOh, boy, let's try this again! lol
Comments (4)Hi, Cindy, I got the seeds from cookooznest on ebay. It's called mermaid gem. It's hot pink with a yellow center. Seeds tend to differ from the parent plant though. I think that's the thrill about growing from seeds. You may get a dull plant or an explosive beauty out of them. Time will tell. lol Ruthann, I think a crested plumeria is actually a mutant. lol I hope someone will come in and let me know for sure if it is a crested or not. I'm curious to find out if the crested bloom or not. I do think they are rare. Crafty...See MoreUh-oh...I'm liking Kelly Wearstler...
Comments (13)Well I'm back, and I searched around a bit more but still couldn't find the KW plate hanging I really liked -- it was nothing like the one I linked. In general, I don't care for plate hanging, but flyleft, I remember seeing in a magazine one she'd done which looked so random, so sinuous. The plates almost made the shape of a seahorse (not literally), but meandering this way and that, and they were hung much closer together than one ordinarily sees hanging plates. Anyway, I noticed it and the image really made an impression on me. I've no doubt there have been countless others who've done equally if not more interesting plate hangings, but they don't have the same loud, good PR she evidently does .... And I know what you mean about the price on those boxes! It's scandalous. Honest to goodness I cannot imagine spending $4,000 on a tabletop bibelot -- that $4,000 would have to purchase the table and chair, too! And help pay for children's activities .... I saw the pink one in a spread (maybe it was Domino?) on her guest house, and, as I wrote, I'm such a pink-lover that I zeroed in on it -- the color caught me eye. But I really loved the idea of it. I have a few little (teeny) silver boxes encrusted with a blob of amber, of malachite, turquoise, coral, etc. I guess it's in my DNA to be attracted to rocks on boxes! I wonder if that's the same piece you saw, because the wallpaper was (to my taste) revolting. The rooms reminded me of the worst of the '70s, all come to roost in one spot. Yech. But I did love that box! Here's a link to that article.) Ta-da! Here's the box: I was just noodling around her website, looking at her residential projects for that plate hanging, and I have to say most everything looked really tasteful and lovely. The only one which looked over-the-top was her home, Hillcrest House, and I kinda liked it in a Tony Duquette way. (I still cannot believe that crazy Sharon Stone got to live next door to Tony Duquette and that he made her jewelry. So unfair!) So I guess except for her guest house I like her stuff. Go figure!...See More- 6 years ago
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