“What’s up” with my ice
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Comments (5)When I was installing my PEX plumbing I found that most junctions, fixtures, fittings and other parts had two versions - one certified as lead free for potable water and one for other uses (e.g., heating systems, lawn and garden, etc.). The potable water version of the fittings was usually a little more expensive. than the general purpose fittings. The brass garden hose Y and its rubber washers might last quite a while, but they aren't really intended to be used under continuous pressure. I would be very concerned about it eventually leaking. Bruce...See MoreWhat’s up with my Lions Head JM??
Comments (15)In the next to the last shot there are what could perfectly well be honey fungus (Armillaria) rhizomorphs visible on top of the mulch, to the right of the oxalis leaf. And in the right position to account for the trunk wound and detaching bark. Although it is often stated that a whitish fungal growth will be seen when the bark comes off an Armillaria infested trunk (click on the link to an oak page that comes up on the photo page below for descriptive information about honey fungus): https://pnwhandbooks.org/plantdisease/host-disease/maple-acer-spp-armillaria-root-rot If the tree did come from the outlet with a pathogen such as honey fungus then this episode serves to illustrate how "sad plants" aren't necessarily a good deal - you may have now introduced a nuisance destructive agent to your planting site....See MoreWhat’s up with my peas?!
Comments (1)Where are they growing? Indoors? And where are you situated in the world ?...See MoreHappy Thanksgiving! What’s everyone up to today.?
Comments (60)Such cute kiddos! I gained a couple pounds reading what everyone had for the holiday. DD2 and her family came for Thanksgiving.. Weather was nice, so we walked to the beach each morning to build sandcastles and hunt for seashells, then back home to swim. We had traditional Thanksgiving food, then on Friday did a pre-3rd bday party for DGD2/JC - pizza, presents and she helped make cupcakes. I'm glad they were able to come (JC had been sick earlier this week) because my heart is broken. We lost our sweet Ellie on Tuesday. Or "Ellie no eyes" as JC called her. While I knew she hadn't been feeling herself the last two months, we had no idea the end was near. (Edited day, week has been a blur.)...See More- 6 years ago
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