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Eulalia

South Boston, VA
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  • Eulalia
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  • A couple of hours will get you a pretty spiffy and inexpensive new fall wreath.  Unbleached coffee filters, a foam wreath and the decorations of your choice.  Pretty great results from a whole lotta nothin.  http://www.recapturedcharm.com/2012/09/fall-coffee-filter-wreath.html 4
  • A couple of hours will get you a pretty spiffy and inexpensive new fall wreath.  Unbleached coffee filters, a foam wreath and the decorations of your choice.  Pretty great results from a whole lotta nothin.  http://www.recapturedcharm.com/2012/09/fall-coffee-filter-wreath.html 1
  • A couple of hours will get you a pretty spiffy and inexpensive new fall wreath.  Unbleached coffee filters, a foam wreath and the decorations of your choice.  Pretty great results from a whole lotta nothin.  http://www.recapturedcharm.com/2012/09/fall-coffee-filter-wreath.html 1
  • A couple of hours will get you a pretty spiffy and inexpensive new fall wreath.  Unbleached coffee filters, a foam wreath and the decorations of your choice.  Pretty great results from a whole lotta nothin.  http://www.recapturedcharm.com/2012/09/fall-coffee-filter-wreath.html 3
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Fall Coffee Filter Wreath

This is the second coffee filter wreath I've made. I made one last year for Christmas and I knew I wanted one for Fall. So easy and takes only a couple of hours. See the full tutorial ...»
here http://www.recapturedcharm.com/2012/09/fall-...

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Lisa D
Lisa D Canada
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  • Eulalia
    Commented on Sep 10, 2012
    That came out amazing! Definitely going to try it. Thank you for the tutorial.
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Tree Identification Help

I need some help identifying a tree we have in our back yard. I am posting 3 pictures 2 of the tree and 1 of the berries. The tree has red berries on it, when you open the berry it has a ...»
pit in it like a cherry, the berries aren't very big. I was told to email a nursery in Kalispell Montana I sent pictures but they wont respond. I would really to know what this tree is and see if these berries are edible. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Nicki Wood
Nicki Wood Anaconda, MT
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  • Eulalia
    Commented on Sep 06, 2012
    It looks like it might be Autumn Olive. Are the leaves light grey on the underside? Google ...»
    it and see if that is what it is. If so, the fruit are indeed edible and the web has some interesting recipes.

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Esther Glick
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    Followed 1 person on Aug 30, 2012
  • Hyacinth bean vine...so lovely!
  • The purple seed pods are lovely as an autumn addition to bouquets. 1

Hyacinth Bean Vine

This is a must have flowering vine in our gardens...easy to grow and easy to save the seeds for the next year!
Esther Glick
Esther Glick Gap, PA
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    Commented on Aug 29, 2012
    Esther, I would love some of the seeds. Where would I send the SASE to?
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  • Before with Red Cabinets and Buttercream Yellow Walls 20
  • Before - Red Cabinets and Copper Sink 5
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New White Kitchen (Before and After)

After having red-painted kitchen cabinets for several years (and having my kitchen featured in a National Magazine) I decided I needed a lighter and brighter change. ...»

Red cabs and buttercream yellow walls were changed to white cabinets and khaki walls. I love my "new" kitchen and this is a testament to the power of paint. Go Paint! :0

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The Everyday Home/Barb Garrett
The Everyday Home/Barb Ga... Jacksonville, NC
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    Commented on Aug 18, 2012
    Both are really nice but the red was definitely much nicer. ...»

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Went out this morning and this wonderful surpise is what I encountered!

Passion fruit!!!
Eulalia
Eulalia South Boston, VA
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    Commented on Jul 18, 2012
    They are wild KMS. Can't believe I missed the flowers, but am glad that some are still in ...»
    bloom. Having grown up in Portugal, these were a common sighting in most gardens, but I never expected to find them growing wild in my new home in VA! Am wondering if I can try to transplant a few so they climb up the new pergola that my husband just built? There are quite a few vines!

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An Unknown Plant

Anyone have any idea what this plat is. The flowers are initially small, white, and profuse. As they get pollinated they turn yellow/orange. The fruit resembles a small green foot ball ...»
and has the flavor of an orange and a lemon combined. Yes they are apparently edible as I ate many this year and some last year as well. I have never seen these before but there are several in the woods around my house and I saw one up in Rome Georgia last year, but it didn't have any flowers or fruit on it. The birds just decimate this fruit when it is ripe. I got some pictures of it when it was winding down its flowering and hopefully someone can clue me in.

Thanks for any input.

Paul M
Paul M Fairburn, GA
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  • Eulalia
    Commented on Jun 18, 2012
    I agree with Erica. I believe this is also know as Autumn Olive. Many great jam recipes ...»
    online and also fruit leather. Considered very invasive in some parts.

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Paul M
Paul M Fairburn, GA
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  • Eulalia
    Commented on Jun 18, 2012
    How large are the fruit? What color?
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I wanted a small koi pond and this is what my hubby did for me for my birthday! Just wanted to brag a little on him around Father's Day! We love you!
April W
April W Carrollton, GA
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