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Comments (7)Thank you so very much for the nice note here, Paradise Restored Landscaping and Exterior Design... that has been an ongoing project for me outside and that will be the next major renovation hopefully next year. LOVE LOVE LOVE your link to your website as it truly provides me with inspirational thoughts which are bouncing around in my head.... THANKS ALOT FOR THAT ONE! HA HA HA... everything I do seems to be more bells and whistles than not. I started on the replacement of the rear deck a couple summers ago... and seems like other things come up that took precedence since then. I designed a beginning level deck with the center of this one where it's reinforced to be removed so that we can put a nice hot tub in it's place then plan to add to it another step down to two lower levels including the ground level of pavers which host a firepit maybe tied in to natural gas... and then I plan on building a nice barbecue area, small covered area and a wall in which a waterfall becomes the focal point... all in the planning stages and hope it turns out as nice as some of the things you have already done. Wow... truly nice work!...See MorePOLL: Unconventional storage
Comments (83)@Cynthia: If you build simple storage (I once used unpainted particle board that acquired a kinda nice "patina" as it aged) in back of the bed wall on the whole wall and don't use a headboard, you eliminate your bureau or dresser and night tables by placing your stuff in baskets (really inexpensive at Ikea) on the shelves. I had the two central columns of the bookcase align with the width of the bed. Directly in back of the bed in the two columns was solid particle board that were like a headboard. The two openings on top of those I used to put tissues, alarm clock, and stuff I had kept in bedside tables. I used baskets for bureau and dresser stuff. You can put decorative stuff and books in the bookcases as well. I used clip on lamps that clipped right on to the bookcase for reading lamps....See MoreHelp with kitchen remodeling dilemma
Comments (88)Our kitchen remodel is coming to a close! We are so thrilled with the beautiful job from Artisan Custom Cabinets. Thank you for all the helpful suggestions. I especially loved the comment from the person who said our problem is not extra wall space but extra floor space. That comment gave me a brand new perspective....See MoreWhat kind of fruiting trees do you have?
Comments (48)I 'm in zone 8a. Outdoors, I have 2 Russian pomegranate trees, 5 blueberry bushes of multiple varieties, one Italian fig tree, one compact raspberry bush, a monstrous 40'x10' blackberry bramble and one key lime tree that may not survive this winter due to unusually cold temperatures. I knew I was pushing the envelope, planting it outside in this zone, but I was optimistic. Indoors, I am growing one key lime tree and one Meyer lemon tree. I am having a problem with the indoor lime tree dropping leaves and I'm worried it will start dropping fruit. Anyone have suggestions on how to cure my poor tree?...See Morebvbrown_gw
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