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Comments (4)I grew a container garden in south FL for several years. It's a fabulous climate for gardening! Just don't expect broccoli and peas in summer. See link for planting calendar. As mentioned above, fall winter and spring are the only times worth growing many of the traditional annual veggies. Look into tropicals! First of all, get some pineapples going! There is nothing more satisfying than growing a pineapple, tons of youtube on how to start from the tops of storebought pineapples. Sweet potatoes! Ginger, lemongrass, turmeric do fantastically. Grow mangoes, coconuts, loquats, bananas, citrus! Some exotic summer veg are malabar spinach, kang kong (ipomoea aquatica), asian winged bean, Moringa Oleifera. Here is a link that might be useful: http://solutionsforyourlife.ufl.edu/lawn_and_garden/calendar/index.html...See MoreHave you experienced Ring Ears (Tinnitus) related to Machinery no
Comments (17)Thanks exmar! ItâÂÂs time for me to try for some relief due to feeling IâÂÂm not getting good sleep. The Hearing Specialist mentioned she had alternatives when I was ready. I feel her alternatives would be inserted in the ear as a hearing aid. I will opt to something out of the ear thinking I will still hear any signs of danger better. I see plenty options online but I feel my option blocks away will be just as competitive. I am just getting over the 300.00 DrâÂÂs visit that I thought would be covered by my Ins Co Pay since the cost w/n sent until 3 mo later. I chewed them good since it was a few mo before I went into Medicare. A little relief was explained later that even with Ins and Medicare, it still w/h been a 150.00 visit....See MoreLow pollination rates in PNW
Comments (9)I have 15 tomatoes in larger sized & caged pots and they are heavily loaded with tomatoes. Because it's convenient I shake the plant cages daily. don't know if that helps with pollination but am sure it doesn't hurt. On the otherhand I have 3 tomato plants in the garden that are ignored but growing with not a single tomato on any of them. All my tomatoes were started from seed and planted at the same time. Not many ripe ones except for Matina and Sungold. All the other varieties are larger varieties with a longer DTM...See MoreAny Granite Installer experiencing the same, slow market?
Comments (14)Hi stan1164, I will be happy to give you any information you need! I will be glad to share with you all my mistakes and what I've learned. The granite fabricator that I used is Jim Graeney. He is the grandson of John Barreta of Barreta Tile on Sutherland Ave and that is the family run business. He did my kitchen granite, bathroom vanity, and the tumbled marble backsplash. Baretta Tile is wonderful to deal with and I highly reccommend them. All the sales people there have been there for many many years and know what they are doing. My contractor recommended them (Fred Harvey) and he has been right on with all his recommendations. Stay away from Tile Sensations at all costs (my contractor said he has had problems with them on every job he's had). The lady (Jennifer) that manages it and owns it is a snake. I have lost over $1,000 there. The sales people are kids, they don't know anything about tiling and they lie. It is truly a buyer beware type of store. Back to granite, Jim does not have an account at Belstone granite which is in Oak Ridge. I haven't been there. He has a close association with Triton Stone. But they sold my granite out from under me and I didn't appreciate their style of business. There is a new place G & L Marble that just opened in Lenoir City. They are wonderful. They have Soapstone, granite, marble, etc. That is where I got my granite from after Triton sold my slabs and it is by far the most beautiful granite. Jim, the fabricator does have an account with them. G & L is very helpful. I think Ricky is the manager and Will is the person that helped me. I got my cabinets from Kitchen Sales (Erin was my sales person). We looked at American Kitchen (or American Standard on Kingston Pike)and Showplace cabinets but my KD didn't think they were made as well as Kitchen Cupboards cabinets (that I got at Kitchen Sales). My bathroom vanity is from Kraftmaid and my KD thinks they are the best made cabinets in the big box stores. What I did learn which I think has been on this forum, is that price varies and not to assume that Lowe's or Home Depot will have the cheapest cabinets or lowest price. Shop around, especially during these times the deals you can get are incredible. Clearly this was off topic and I apologize to the original poster. But I am delighted to share my experience and especially all those things I've learned the hard way. Glad to help! Karen...See MoreCherryfizz
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