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Normi Mann

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  • Enjoy this interesting Canoe Pond. Oxymoron? 15
  • Here is another angle! I love the change from the lower level of grade to the top of the deck. Note how the bottom of the canoe is buried slightly into the landscape as if it was water. Enjoy 5

The Canoe Pond

This is one of the coolest abstract pond ideas I've seen. One of our out of state clients sent me this photo. I just love it! ...»

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The Pond Digger
The Pond Digger Yucaipa, CA
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REPURPOSING LITTLE GIRL'S BOOTS (and rubber kitchen gloves :)

Had hunny drill holes in bottom of boots for drainage. Stuffed toes w/plastic shopping bags, Cut the fingers off leaky kitchen gloves (glad I had PINK) Tied bottom of gloves w/cable tie. Filled w/potting soil and dug up a couple of Impatiens that came up all by themselves from last year's flowers & plunked them in the boots. (glad they were Pink too) WOH LAH!!
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Susan S Fredericksburg, VA
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    Commented on Sep 30, 2012
    adorable. But I just don't 'get' the glove part.?? maybe it is too early for me. thanks for ...»
    sharing, great idea!

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  • Placing the planks in a slight curve as well as random alignment made for a slightly more interesting take. 4
  • Decide where you desire your pathway to go, and make it happen! This was after a few shrubs were pulled out and new topsoil was placed. 1
  • Here's a picture from year #2. It held up as if it's still brand new! 2
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A little walkway out of pallet boards

This quick little project really couldn't be easier! Reclaimed pallet boards were used to create a new walkway through a flower bed. The planks make it an absolute dream to weed by simply ...»
lifting the applicable board, and are just high enough to clear any water run off. And yes, they are staying in place and have shown no rot in over 3 years thus far.

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FunkyJunk Interiors - Donna
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    Commented on Aug 23, 2012
    oh, and bTW- I will edge with River rock
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Gardening: Walter, I need Elephant Ear Advice

All of my EE over wintered but they are t-i-n-y. And I had purchased some of the largest varieties. I have fertilized, it helped a little but they are not what the were last year, very ...»
sad. Any idea on how to pep them up? BTW, It's the same for the ee in pots and the ones in the ground. I haven't taken a picture to post, they are so puny. I'll take some tomorrow and post the little guys.

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CAROL H Harlem, GA
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    Commented on Aug 23, 2012
    Did you cut them down in the fall? These are evergreen and should not be cut, just clean up ...»
    the underleaves in the spring. Normi, Master Gardener

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