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Comments (6)Can't comment about "Pesto perpetuo." But any sweet basil would be hard pressed to survive on a window sill for the winter. Sweet basil is an annual - 1 growing season lifespan. Some can keep them going long but their vigor is spent and they are a shadow of their former self. Plus meager winter sun through a window is not the light a basil requires. They grow in full sun. Enjoy your basil now. Bring it in if you wish, but don't expect it to be in next year's garden. FataMorgana...See MoreOutdoors in July in Texas
Comments (12)Fortunately I live in an area of TX where we rarely have the humidity associated with TX...the Hill Country...but we don't escape the heat..It has been my policy to just get up early, get out there and get it done and get back in before it gets too hot..It takes so long in the afternoon evening that it just isn't worth it for me to do it in the evening. My husband doesn't like to eat until 7 so that is about the time it starts cooling and that ruins it for me... I am had all but one of my gardening boxes removed as my Gardening days are over...hopefully I can manage a few tomato plants maybe but not much else...But it has to be in the early morning for me...I love Texas but the hot summers make it hard to garden...it's great for growing mind you, but the labor is a beast....See MoreHeading out to Arkansas and Texas
Comments (12)This is my first option for WiFi since I left ND. I made it to Mena, AR. Mom and I leave out for Denton, TX in the morning. I tried to by-pass Kansas City and was traumatized by Topeka, KS, and Tulsa, OK, instead. Then I got turned around and overwhelmed by five lanes of traffic and wound up on a turnpike. :( But, I did get here in one piece. I had forgotten Arkansas heat and humidity. Ugh! I am enjoying the cardinals and mockingbirds, though....See MoreTexas Kitchen Reno Reveal
Comments (15)@vjs12 yes, your cabinet maker is correct. There's less space, but it isn't enough that I would change my mind if i had to do it over. However, I think full overlay can be just as beautiful. If your'e tight on space, do full overlay for sure. If you aren't, do what catches your eye the most. So many great examples of both on Houzz.....See More- last month
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