I had one in a pot that I would transfer indoors when it would get cold. They are rather hardy and would look beautiful in your yard. Hope to see a picture of yours soon!

long term. Here's the url for the beneficial nematodes :) http://www.gardensalive.com/beneficial-sf-ne...

protection. Try a small out of the way spot to assure it will not discolor the cement. It tends to make the cement white so the results may be worse then the stain. But acid is used all the time to remove stains on cement products. Also once done regardless of what you end up using, be sure to flood the area well with water or it can have bad results with grass and plants if its gets onto the lawn or garden.

filled and painted the damaged area of her chair. I think Dyanne wants to restore the bed to it's original glory. Jocie did a great job on those chairs though didn't she?

anything that is in your rinse holder. The dishes come out cleaner and glasses don't look smoky, they actually shine. Sometimes it takes three or four times to wash out all the junk.

any louder than the color you decide on. If you weren't going for subtle I would have suggested old water spigots with a piece of costume jewelry glue in the middle. Its very cute if you can find the old spigots but will work with today's types too.

also helps reduce and eliminate any pesticide that may be left. It's a great sterilizer for many things.