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Debbie N

Red Oak, TX
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I am a beginner gardener looking for information and inspiration.


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Thanks for all of your comments on which way to lay the tile....here's our new tile backsplash.

After posting the question here if we should do straight set or off set tile, the resounding answer was off set. We went with the majority and did an off set tile backsplash using 4 x 16 ...»
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Kelly Lahaina, HI
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    Nice! Thanks for sharing the finished product!
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Painted my kitchen ceiling a light blue.

I was apprehensive at first, but now that it's done it's so tranquil. With the white cabinets going all the way to the ceiling, I felt it needed something to break it up.
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Diane S Wantagh, NY
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  • Slice the pool noodle into 1/4 to 1/2 inch slices, doesn't have to be precise.
  • Attach to string of lights with wire or fishing line. These will be attached to our patio umbrella when I'm sure the wasps that built a nest on it are dead.

Pool Noodle Lights

I sliced a pool noodle and attached to a string of outdoor lights to use on our patio umbrella. Haven't attached them yet- there's a wasp nest currently getting first dibs on the ...»
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SheilaG, Plum Doodles Acworth, GA
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  • Potted flowers last year 2011

Last yrs bloom & can't wait to see this again, for the bee balm I just plant last yr is twice the size now!

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Ann S Kalamazoo, MI
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Beautiful butterfly on my flowers, my favorite pic!

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Ann S Kalamazoo, MI
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  • The sink is the original one from the kitchen in the house, salvaged from the cellar. 18
  • The shelf is a $3 thrift store find. 7
  • The door knob plates from the old door. 1
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Potting Bench

When we replaced the old front door on our 100 year old home, I couldn't bring myself to throw the old one away. This is how we transformed it into a potting bench with repurposed lumber ...»
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Lori J Broken Bow, NE
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    Love it!
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My new plant, she is a beauty

Huggs and kisses is her name! I just could not resist.
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Debbie E Merritt Island, FL
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    Beautiful!
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  • If you cut A Rose right above it's first sprout of 5 leaves, you will promote more rose Blooms. Black eyed Zinnia's are perennials and multiply each year. And can also be split in early spring. For a Longer Bloomed show, simply dead head the Black eyed Susan flowers as they fade.
  • Giant Zinnia.....Grows upt to 4-5 ft.  Grow along fences, sheds, walls, etc. They love Sun!
  • Zinnia (The more you deadhead the faded flowers, the more branches that sprout and flowers bloom.)  Take the faded flowers and stick elsewhere in the dirt and it will reseed itself and most likely bloom in the same season. I still have flowers growing up from last year. Despite being Annuals, reseeding can turn them into perennias.
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Practically Care Free Flowers, as well as Beautiful & Show Stoppers!

Zinnia's - (All Hybrids....Cut & Grow, Giants, Cactus, Pinwheels) - Sunflowers & Sunflower Tree's (Multi-colored), Gladious, Butterfly Bush, Hollyhocks, Lantansa, Dahlia's, Roses, Petunia ...»
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Liz C Garnerville, NY
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    I got the book in the mail today! Thanks again!!!
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