leaves and takes a while to get to the roots.

classy bathroom.

on back of property for riding mower, wheelbarrow, garden wagon, turkey cooker and propane tanks, weed eater, chain saw and garden tools and chemicals. Maybe she will then let me put my p/u in the garage too :>)

surface,sprayed it with remover and started removing 30 yrs of paper( 4 layers ) only to discovered that the wallboard was not sealed before the original layer. As she peeled paper large portions of wallboard gray surface paper came also---down to the thin brown wallbd paper. I thot I could skim-coat it but the water in the "mud" bubbled the brwn paper. So I gave the wall 3 coats of Shellac to seal it from moisture. Since the wall had such an uneven surface, I applied a wallboard mud(thinned w/ water to the consistancy of very thick paint) with a textured roller and a brush (for the corners and edges-stippling it on) We got a soft stippled surface that covered up all the missteps. Painted it and receive many compliments on the unique look.

magazine does each month?

with underground stolens--can be invasive down here in the south but Round-up easily controls it. My two favorite var. are "Beacon Silver"(leaf is silv.grey w/green margins or "Anna Greenway"(green & chartreuse leaves).

help prevent "blossom end rot" . Lime needs to be in the ground 4 or 5 months to be effective.

won't be reused until spring if at all. Most bird's rebuild each spring. Take the tree down now.