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Gardening: Weed or plant

I have two groupings of these and I'm not sure what they are. I don't see any buds yet. Weed or flower?? Anyone recognize them?
Jayme Renee
Jayme Renee Somerset, WI
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    I do think Luella Eirsdottir and Douglas Hunt are right at NOT cutting them till you know what ...»
    they are. Just give them some type of support to keep them from falling over onto the other plants in the garden.

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Custom Outdoor Patio

Coastal Rock Productions
Coastal Rock Productions Summerville, SC
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DIY Stepping Stones

Jamie @ C.R.A.F.T.
Jamie @ C.R.A.F.T. Austin, TX
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    Commented on May 19, 2013
    what is the stuff inside the cement?
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Jasper or Agate?

Missy L
Missy L Duluth, MN
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    Commented on May 19, 2013
    I would love to see what the rock looks like inside.
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  • Using your nail and hammer, punch a small hole in the lid of the jar. You're going to be cutting your sponge and you want your sponge to fit tightly through the hole, so keep it small. You can always make it bigger as necessary. 11
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Make A DIY Butterfly Feeder In 6 Easy Steps

BrightNest
BrightNest Denver, CO
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    Commented on May 19, 2013
    The butterfly's will suck from the sponge that stays wet from the liquid that is against it ...»
    when you turn your jar up-side-down. You use the strings to hold the jar upside down. That hole you punch in the lid is for the sponge to be pushed through so the liquid doesn't stream out.. seems simple enough to me. Thanks for the idea.

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Concrete Cobblestone Path

We wanted to find something unique to use for our pathway and patio. We couldn't find anything we really liked. When I came across this concrete form from Lowes I was so excited. Not ...»
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Camie Jenkins Pasco, WA
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  • What plants did these three yellow leaves come from?

Test your "leaf lingo" and win a $250 Home Depot gift card!

I love the golden leaves of fall -- so much so that I took a photo of three of them from my landscape. Can you name all three?

Post your guess in the Comment box below and we'll announce the winner here Monday.

(In case we have multiple correct entries, Hometalk will conduct a random drawing from among them to determine the winner.) Have fun!

Walter Reeves
Walter Reeves Decatur, GA
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    Commented on Dec 01, 2011
    Received my prize and just wanted to say thank you one more time. thanks!
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A Nice Cozy Fireplace!

Installing a fireplace in a home is a big decision. Installing a fireplace is as difficult as it is necessary to find the right location, ventilation, and safety aspects. Therefore, it will more than likely be installed by a professional. All this can add up to a large expense. There are also many things to consider when choosing which fireplace is the right model and design for the home it will go into.

Fireplaces are great for cold winter nights. They ...»

Accurate Repair & Home Improvements
Accurate Repair & Home Im... Minneapolis, MN
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A secret garden that we designed and installed for a client.

The guest enters the secrete garden along the stem, and the fern frond is the focal point of the small space. A mixture of evergreen and deciduous ferns were planted around the garden.
Southern Trillium LLC
Southern Trillium LLC Stone Mountain, GA
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