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“common name refers to its resemblance to small pincushions. For best effect, plant in containers or in groups near the front of beds and borders. Deadhead for even longer blooming.
USDA zones: 3-11
Water requirement: Drought tolerant, though it prefers humus-rich, moist soil
Sun requirement: Full sun. Can”
“common name refers to its resemblance to small pincushions. For best effect, plant in containers or in groups near the front of beds and borders. Deadhead for even longer blooming. USDA zones: 3-11Water requirement: Drought tolerant, though it prefers humus-rich, moist soilSun requirement: Full sun. Can handle”
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Claire Rourk_Skinner
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“easily refer to it....easily refer to it.”
decordemon
“"stack-back" refers to how the draperies hang when pushed away from the window for decorative effect.”
“Panel width. One of the first questions to come out of a seamstress's mouth will be, "How many panel widths?" This refers to the width of a standard-size drapery panel, which is approximately 48 inches”
“" This refers to the width of a standard-size drapery panel, which is approximately 48 inches wide when drawn closed. If you're simply covering a small-to-medium-size window (36-60 inches wide), you'll most likely want to go with one single-width panel on each side. This particular space had a pair of”
“" This refers to the width of a standard-size drapery panel, which is approximately 48 inches wide when drawn closed. If you're simply covering a small-to-medium-size window (36-60 inches wide), you'll most likely want to go with one single-width panel on each side. This particular space had a pair of”
HBF plus Design
“can be referred to as an angled, box, bow etc. bay window.
Keep in mind that an oriel is not a simple second-floor cantilever. It has a visually distinctive appearance that will be compatible with the structure while not being exactly the same. And an oriel is typically supported on brackets or something”
“can be referred to as an angled, box, bow etc... bay window”
“can be referred to as an angled, box, bow etc. bay window.”
“can be referred to as an angled, box, bow etc. bay window.Keep in mind that an oriel is not a simple second-floor cantilever. It has a visually distinctive appearance that will be compatible with the structure while not being exactly the same. And an oriel is typically supported on brackets or something”
Land & Water Design
“offers a reference point for someone to gauge distances and varying grades in the garden.”
“This wonderful display of uplighting not only highlights and enhances the landscape and architectural features of the space, but also offers a reference point for someone to gauge distances and varying grades in”
“offers a reference point for someone to gauge distances and varying grades in the garden”
“offers a reference point for someone to gauge distances and varying grades in the garden.”
Ish and Chi
“pocket to refer to (and add to) often. The things on your list should be small and easily attainable or doable: a bouquet of flowers from the market, a special bar of soap, a new book, a walk after work.”
“pocket to refer to (and add to) often. The things on your list should be small and easily attainable or doable: a bouquet of flowers from the market, a special bar of soap, a new book, a walk after work.”
Cecilie Starin Design Inc.
“sometimes referred to as a chesterfield style; the tufting here is bold and overscaled.”
“COLORS AND WINDOW
A tufted, rolled arm is unmistakably traditional. This is sometimes referred to as a chesterfield style; the tufting”
“sometimes referred to as a Chesterfield style”
“sometimes referred to as a chesterfield style; the tufting here is bold and overscaled.”
DKOR Interiors Inc.- Interior Designers Miami, FL
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“application is referred to as a factory finish. Heavy-duty epoxy paint is uniformly applied to the reverse side of the glass in a controlled environment to prevent imperfections. The end result is a perfect finish, seen through the other side of the glass.”
“application is referred to as a factory finish. Heavy-duty epoxy paint is uniformly applied to the reverse side of the glass in a controlled environment to prevent imperfections. The end result is a perfect finish, seen through the other side of the glass.More: Houzz guides on choosing kitchen cabinets”
