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Comments (59)Ricky, I use huge leather welding gloves and the same tool as you. How about after they fall and need to be picked up and hauled to the curb? How about while carrying them, dont you get punctures in your hips and arms from the branches sticking out over the top of the can? And then when walking out to the curb (barefooted) to get the empty cans and stepping onto small chunks of these poison tipped organic hypodermic needles that missed the truck? The answer sounds like 'book' material to me! I am waiting to hear 'Karen does THAT part'...See MorePhotos - Cziga Birthday Blocks (Make A Wish group for July)
Comments (5)I agree - very fun blocks! Great theme - everyone was so creative. You have a wonderful selection of polka dot blocks. Thanks for sharing. I love seeing the pictures of what others send....See MoreWhat do you wish you'd known when you started?
Comments (60)I agree that research is essential. Everyone has been seduced by glossy pictures at garden nurseries or has overlook good roses based on pics. For example, if I didn't read glowing reviews on Julia Child on this forum, it wouldn't be a rose I would had bought had I seen it at the nurseries. At glance, it looks just like any yellow rose that is available. But fellow rosarians can't be wrong, especially from so many people from different climates and countries. It is definitely one of my favourite rose so far. In my experience it is better to spend a bit more money on strong plant than to buy cheaper weaker ones. This may not always be the case but a strong plant with strong canes is essential in my opinion, especially for those of us who live in colder climates. After so many years growing roses, disease resistant varieties and vigor is on top of my list. I would be willing to forego most roses no matter how beautiful they are especially if they are famously prone to diseases and are not vigorous. Of course, I have made exceptions but there is no point in wasting time to nurse unhealthy plants that takes a lot of your time and energy and space for that matter. Last but not least, do not stress yourself out with rose problems such as Japanese beetles and blackspot. I admit that I have been beaten down last year by Japanese beetles. However, I am trying to find other ways to deal with them. I may experiment with the traps as a few gardeners I know has found to be very effective for them. I started to buy more bs resistant roses and I found it really helps. I still get bs at the end of summer but they are more minimal. The last advice I have is don't subject yourself to a heart attack if your rose died. It happens like everything else in life. There are so many roses to grow and take the opportunity to grow a new one....See Morepeninsula- what do you love? wish you had/didn't? photos included!
Comments (11)Your advice is very interesting and valued, thanks! I'm sorry I neglected to clarify an important error in the rendering (yes, done by cabinet mass manufacturers, as Patricia CC nailed). They drew in the 72" wall in the wrong place; it is 34" back. There is 137" between the 72" wall and the fridge/stove wall. Sorry I overlooked that. (it was created largely so I could show my husband how great it would be to remove the chimney and move the fridge to the opposite wall, not for accuracy) I need to figure out a comfortable (not minimum) space between fridge and cabs/counter. We previously had an island against the chimney wall that came out into the room 42" with open shelves for pots, pans, bowls, that we loved functionally. The fridge was next to, not across, though. (Currently fridge is working but when we replace it we will likely do side by side or of similar small size- no behemoth fridges here). We'd appreciate a cave corner cabinet for a few items, like steam juicer, that we only use for a few weeks of the year but don't want in the basement. We also have a large freestanding hutch nearby. We don't need much more space than we have, just to use it well. Here's what got us excited about the peninsula: -laundry chute may be positioned on the dining side of the 72" cabinet run, other specialty storage can be too- utilizing corner space from the back easily -landing pad for loading groceries into fridge (feels more natural than counter btwn stove and fridge) -various stages of baking projects- rolling, cooling -no counter crevices to clean -serving food to dining area -belly up to the bar feel for guests or family- it would get used a lot -divide kitchen and dining areas somewhat Does this change your opinion?...See MoreMDLN
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