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Lyndee Lee
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Warming up to your garden when, baby, it`s cold outside
Comments (1)Well so far it has not been that cold outside!...See MoreGarden Web messaging is back without having to follow one another!
Comments (23)Sue, I did receive your private message and just responded. You are right on. I can not read the message in my email because with HOUZZ it is sent as a "private message". My private email only tells me that somone has sent me a HOUZZ message, thus I have to sign in to HOUZZ to read it .........On GW, we were sending an "email", thus I could read the message in my email.. Hello o o o o Annie, is anybody home???? This is what I say when something is so obvious and I don't figure it out....LOL!!! Email vs private message....kind of basic!!!! Thanks for being an awesome rbb...... Annie...See MoreIt’s Not What You Have; It’s Where You Place It
Comments (59)When I sold my apartment people assumed we had staged it, but we didn't really change a thing except we probably kept the desk and mail more neat. Ida, I think that people are really losing their sense of the mind's eye and their ability to visualize and imagine despite being otherwise intelligent. Most people don't need that skill anymore and as knowledge gets more specialized, this just get shoved to the back. We also don't need to be able to spell correctly, or write grammatically in many fields anymore. Obviously one sees a lot of misspellings and and poor grammar in these forums. Or at the very least poor proofing, which still sort of proves it's not important. How many times have you read posts by people who misspell, have poor grammar, and don't seem very culturally literate who are building a 6000 square foot house with all the bells and whistles and no mortgage. It seems to happen enough. Obviously they are good at something. But being "educated" or well rounded is of less and less importance....See MoreCan I create a square foot garden without a raised bed?
Comments (16)Yes, you add compost and mix it with the native soil. Basically, you dig out a 1 ft. trench that is as deep as your shovel and as wide as your bed (30 inches for example). You carry that soil to the opposite end of the bed. You then take a garden fork (or even your shovel and break up the soil in the bottom of the trench. The next step is that you dig out a second trench the same dimensions as the first, mix that soil with compost and fill in the first hole. You proceed down the bed like that. If you need other amendments, you mix them in when you mix in the compost....See More
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3 years agoerasmus_gw
3 years agoCats.
Woodbaby * found in the woods)
Charlene
Bat and Lambie
Brothers
And neighborhood cats like to come over. Some like to come over and have babies, as in Bat and Lambie.
Their father, a neighborhood cat. Charlene can't stand him.
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nicholsworth Z6 Indianapolis
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trees..11-8-20..I was thinking trees even before I saw someone else say it..I love every plant that I've planted here but my native trees make this garden special to me..🍁🍃🌲
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