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Judy S

Mcdonough, GA
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Rhododendrons vs Azaleas Can Anyone Tell Me The Difference?

My husband went to pick up some blinds for our windows and saw these on sale at Lowes. I always wanted them but found them expensive. Anyways, what is the difference between Rhododendrons and Azaleas? It seems you have to treat them in the same manner.
Pamela F
Pamela F Hinesville, GA
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    Commented on Aug 31, 2012
    You need to plant Rhododendrons under trees or in shade. They can't stand in water so plant ...»
    them in a mound or high for good drainage. They're beautiful, good luck with them and enjoy.

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  • Distressed Striped Table
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  • Taped off for the pretty green stripes : )
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  • Annie Sloan Chalk Table Redo
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Striped Side Table

A cute little distressed table to add a little bit of color to the room. I used Annie Sloan Chalk Paint to get this look, find the full tutorial on my blog: http://cherishedbliss.com/2012/06/ascp-table...

Ashley Thurman
Ashley Thurman Little Chute, WI
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    Commented on Jul 29, 2012
    Oops.......I should have checked out your site before I asked that question. Sorry.
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  • Straws hold up flowers in a vase! 1

Repurpose drinking straws

With the heat ruining most of our flowers, the only beautiful color left in the yard being the Caladium, I needed a way to help keep them standing tall so I picked 3 different colors and used drinking straws to help assist me. Instead of throwing them out, save some and reuse them. It just happens that I have red accents in my kitchen so these were perfect for me...but you can find them in many different colors.
Jeanette S
Jeanette S Atlanta, GA
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  • Judy S
    Commented on Jul 23, 2012
    Wow, Jeanette, you're my kind of gal. Why didn't I think of that. I've got Caladiums too and ...»
    will use your idea. Thanks for sharing.

    Hugs

    j

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  • This one and another similar to it have new growth.
  • This one has no new growth. Why?

Gardening: I bought a decent-sized hellebores last fall and divided it into three plants and put them in my shady front yard. They

haven't grown much at all this summer. It's been awfully hot, but I have actually watered them some (I'm bad about neglecting my plants, sometimes.). One has put out no new growth. See ...»
them here. Is there anything I should do or will they grow more later? And when do they need fertilizer?

Louise
Louise Norcross, GA
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  • Judy S
    Commented on Jul 21, 2012
    My Hellebores are very forgiving........thank goodness. I do nothing much and they're still ...»
    growing. ;-D

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  • Sorry,no inside pics at this time, but here is an outside pic.

Windows & Doors: Name that style.

Our bedroom windows in our older house feature three rectangular windows (which have replacement inserts)that are in a tight bank with the center window being taller. I have struggled with the issue of window treatments and have settled on wide white faux venetian blinds, which I do like. However, I would like to soften them with some sort of fabric treatment but I am stymied by the style. Is there a name for this style? Any brilliant ideas for window treatments? PS I can sew!!
Lori J
Lori J Broken Bow, NE
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  • Judy S
    Commented on Jul 21, 2012
    I see more and more room redos with no window treatments. I'm thinking of doing away with ...»
    mine in my livingroom/dining room and master bedroom. I don't have any in my guestroom and kind of like it that way. BTW: I love the colors you're using.

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  • Backyard Pond with waterfall 5
  • Stone path
  • Very old hydrant that runs water into the small pond and then waterfalls down into the larger pond 3
  • Stone terraces and flowers.  An old Tractor seat serves as a seating area for rest time. 1
  • Stone path, ponds, birdhouse, bird feeder, and more 2
  • Pond area with waterfall
  • Large Pond...not done setting rocks around the edge.
  • Small pond, not done setting stones on edge of pond
  • Rock Garden with ponds, driftwood, old hydrant, etc
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  • Front of my house 3
  • Steps going up to the front of our farm home 7
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My Rock Gardens

We live on a farm in Southwest Iowa. Our farm fields have underground springs and rocks are constantly coming to the top and so we have to go and pick up the rocks out of the field in ...»
the spring before planting or in the fall after the harvest. All of these rocks have come from our fields.

Rhonda Thompson Leonard
Rhonda Thompson Leonard Logan, IA
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  • Judy S
    Commented on Jul 21, 2012
    All the rocks in my rock garden and patio extension came from the digging for the fifth runway ...»
    at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport. My husband worked at the AP during that time.....so, free rocks! ;-D

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  • This is my plan color coded by what I need to DO to make this garden happen. Some plants will need to be moved, some purchased, and some pulled out of my baggie of packets I didn't use this year.

Next year plans

Since I'm a new gardener (and am making this up as I go) I expect to make a log of changes. I've already thought about what I should do to improve for next year. I've added a few plants and moved a few around. Suggestions are welcome.
Michelle Powers
Michelle Powers Albertville, MN
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  • Judy S
    Commented on Jul 16, 2012
    I keep a "Gardening Journal" noting what grows well and what does not. Since I can't remember ...»
    from one year to the next, I rely on my garden notes. In late fall I put white plastic knives with the plant names written on them in the ground to remind me where my perennials are. You're smart to plan ahead Michelle.

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  • When I replace them, It will look a bit more professional. It will be interesting to see how long they last through the different seasons. 1

My Front Porch

Being on a fixed income I couldn't afford regular patio curtains, so I bought 2 white water-resistant shower curtains at Family Dollar and spray painted them. for 25% of the cost. I now have shade and have dressed up the front of my 70 year-old house.
Linda P
Linda P Pocahontas, AR
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  • Judy S
    Commented on Jul 16, 2012
    You're a smart lady Linda. I would have never thought of it.
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  • Bees on my zucchini.

Bee tongues.

I never thought about bees having tongues, proboscis actually, until I saw these two on my zucchini blossoms. Amazing!
Julee S
Julee S Bangor, MI
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  • Judy S
    Commented on Jul 16, 2012
    Love those bees!
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