LOL Tex, that's how I get my bottles, both wine and beer! I use them for garden borders too. I use fiberglass fence posts (which are basically dowels) cut in half so each half is about 2 ft or a bit longer. I pound these into the ground leaving an approx one foot section sticking out, and slide the bottles over them. I left spaces between them so I can get inside with the weed trimmer. I'm lazy and let mother nature remove the labels over time, which is why some still have their labels in the pictures. Hubby loves my bottles when he's mowing because they are easy to see, unlike the rock borders I used to have!

To add to Stefan's comments: Keep pot with plants out of cachepot - water could be sitting in it and reabsorb, keeping it too soggy. It would help if you used better draining mix (Stefan suggested coarse sand - make sure it is coarse. It needs to be big enough that it will not fall thru ordinary kitchen sifter) - succulents do not need very organic soil, and usually suffer in it from overwatering. See excellent proof IN THIS THREAD - very healthy succulents growing without soil. Those are outside, but mix could be replicated for any pot.

I believe that is fairly normal for an in-ground sprinkler system. It's not right, but a lot of people, including me, have the same issues. For now turn off the sprinkler system and let things dry out. Then either call someone to fix it or get out your shovel. Watch some YouTube videos on sprinkler head replacement before you decide to dig in. I used to fix sprinklers for my parents and some neighbors, but my joints don't work like they used to, so I'm calling someone to fix ours.

I have to laugh when I see current “code.” I swear that there is no way the home that I grew up in, a ranch built by my parents in 1957, had any of those clearances for the toilet, sink, and tub. I suspect that the space from the (round) front of the toilet to the side of the tub was, maximum 24”. On a good day. I viewed a home in my neighborhood a week ago that was built in 1959. I swear that if I sat on the toilet, my knees would have been in the shower across from it. I wonder, though, about some of these code mandates and the reasoning behind them. Old home don’t have the space required for some of these “code” requirements. J S your bathroom will be beautiful! I can’t wait to see your choices!