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Donna J

Conyers, GA
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Gardening: Gardening

I am trying to find out what kind of Rose Plant this is...
Cheryl Hutchens
Cheryl Hutchens Siloam, NC
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  • Donna J
    Commented 15 hours ago
    It's a wonderful rose. I am always surprised at the combination of colors. Don't forget to ...»
    clip off the spent buds and cut the stem to the first five leaf cluster. It will continue to perform well for you.

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  • Bathroom--Before 
When I saw this I almost threw up.
  • One of the rooms
  • Living Room--Before. Well we had started working already, but I don't have another before picture.
  • Kitchen--Before
  • Still working on bathroom
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Home makeover

I want to share one of the biggest project I've done in my entire life. Sick of paying high rent and looking to save some money, we found a mobile home that was on sale for only $1,000. ...»
Yes, a thousand. Anyways, my hubby took me to look at it and my first thought was: " I will never live there, I don't think there's much we can do with it" Well my husband saw something that I didn't see. He said he felt like we could do some work to it and make it work. Sooo... We decided to take the challenge. It was close to tax time, so it was the perfect time to do it. I wanted to share some pictures. This is my humbled home and I don't complaint nor regret the choice we made by buying it. We paid $1000.00 for it and spent about $4000.00 fixing everything. I think that was a great deal because with a budget of $5000 we were able to buy, appliances (brand new), the floor (for the whole mobile home),walls, ceiling, lamps, everything in the bathroom is new, paint and everything. I bought everything from Lowes.

1 Month 5000.00 Challenging
Jovanna
Jovanna Columbia, SC
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  • Donna J
    Commented on May 05, 2013
    Wow!!! Look at what you have done. You even got a red wall. GREAT JOB!
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  • Rocks mark the curved border.
  • The view from our deck. 1
  • Hydrangeas offer blooms through most of the summer. 1
  • From 3 small plants I know have a huge spread of Coreopsis.
  • Must-have lavender.
  • Soaker hose helps the black eyed Susans bloom like never before!
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How To Plant A Fence Row Garden

A fence along a property line is the perfect place to plant a garden. Elements include a curvy border, abundant blooms and climbing vines. #MayProjects
Ann @ On Sutton Place
Ann @ On Sutton Place Findlay, OH
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  • Donna J
    Commented on May 05, 2013
    Ann, your garden is lovely. The fence is a perfect place for your clematis. Is this your fence ...»
    or your neighbor's. I have a garden along my neighbor's fence. I've planted two jasmine vines and a running rose to bring some beauty to the fence. They haven't said anything about the vines but I always feel guilty that I am using their fence. What do you think?

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Gardening: Black spots fungus on roses

My burgundy iceberg rose bush is doing very well. But today I noticed a few leaves with black spots. I'd like to try an organic solution. Has anyone heard of the home remedy spray made of one part milk to two parts water? Does it work? I want to stop this problem from spreading to the other roses in my garden. Thanks.
Donna J
Donna J Conyers, GA on May 03, 2013
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  • Douglas Hunt
    Douglas Hunt on May 04, 2013
    Sulfur dust is considered an organic treatment for black spot. Prune off all the affected ...»
    areas and discard the foliage before treating. You'll have to reapply after it rains.

    http://www.rosemagazine.com/articles02/pages...

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My Love Affair...

With Japanese Maples is not monogamous. *Warning* If you have a weakness for beautiful trees and or rare and unusual , this post is not for you! Yes, THIS is why I work where I do ! (Yep ...»
they are all in the nursery, teasing me !). Which one calls to you?

Donna Dixson
Donna Dixson Buford, GA
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  • Donna J
    Commented on May 03, 2013
    On Monday we purchased a weeping Japanese maple. It will be planted on the front lawn about 15 ...»
    feet from our living room window. I've seen them planted against the wall but I think they need room all around to show off their beauty. I told my husband that we need two. Maybe later but for now, I'll just enjoy the look of that little beauty.

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  • Close-up of some peppers

Pepper Plant Update

I posted pictures of my husband's pepper plant a few months ago asking for advice because it seemed to have been dying. There was some kind of weed growing with it and stealing its ...»
resources. I'm happy to say the plant is alive an well and producing delicious peppers! Thanks!

Lulu D
Lulu D Cedarhurst, NY
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  • Donna J
    Commented on Apr 29, 2013
    Lulu, did this plant produce peppers while wintering indoors? That's wonderful!
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  • My Jasmine is so fragrant
  • Sun patience made a good choice since the impatience is still with downy mildew
  • This bougainvillea is so beautiful this year
  • My mutil colored hibiscus
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Love gardening in Florida

Alice G
Alice G Palm City, FL
6 Comments | Post Comment | 250 Views
  • Donna J
    Commented on Apr 29, 2013
    Oh Alice! Don't remind me why I wanted to move to Florida instead of Georgia. What a wonderful ...»
    garden with colorful plants. All year gardening is the way to go. Can't get a bougainvillea to grow much here. I've tried bringing one in for the winter, but it did not survive. My Jasmine hasn't bloomed as yet. I think it's waiting for mothers day weekend. Happy gardening!

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  • Muscari just makes this garden pop.
  • Fields of Tulips at La Connor
  • Purple Tulips
  • Poor guy is deadheading each spent Tulip.
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Roozengaarde Tulips

Just had to share a few photos of my trip to the Tulip gardens.
Deltagardener
Deltagardener Canada
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  • Donna J
    Commented on Apr 28, 2013
    Who said one has to visit Holland for this beauty? Such beautiful flowers and so close to ...»
    home. Thanks for brightening my morning.

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  • The balletic blossom of Magnolia grandiflora "Little Gem."

Why you should plant Magnolia grandiflora "Little Gem"

Because the blossoms smell as good as this one looks. Plus, it's hardy from Long Island to South Florida. Plus, it has a tidy upright habit and is perfectly sized for many peoples' yard. Plus, it's virtually problem-free. What more do you want from a tree?
Douglas Hunt
Douglas Hunt New Smyrna Beach, FL
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  • Donna J
    Commented on Apr 28, 2013
    I agree. They do have a great smell and the leaves can be used for Christmas decorating. What ...»
    about their roots? I was warned not to plant it close to a driveway because their roots are so strong.

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  • This climbing rose is in it's sixth year and reaches over 12 feet.
  • I moved this hydrangea last year to a location with more sun. 1
  • This verbena came back and is giving a big show. 1
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  • And the ruby throated hummers are here too. 1
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My spring garden

My garden has come alive this spring. And the hummingbirds are back too.
Donna J
Donna J Conyers, GA
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  • Donna J
    Commented on Apr 22, 2013
    Happy to share my garden with everyone. Diane, I have hummingbird feeders on my patio and in ...»
    the garden. The picture I shared has two hummingbirds feeding at the same time. I was lucky to have been in the garden taking pictures of the flowers when I heard the humming and snapped them quickly. From observing them over the years, I know they are very territorial. I was surprised when these two were feeding together and not fighting. Maybe it's mating time.

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