Japanese Plums 2014
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Comments (171)I always read the comments with glee----there are always those who relegate colors they don't like to either being "Teen age" or "Grandma"----are those the most awful comparisons that they can visualize? Someone said, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" and that includes color. My life is filled with color and it has been for 84 years so I have experienced the ages of teen and grandma and if I could choose a time, I would definitely choose the grandma age, being a teen is much too hard these days. My preference here is the orchid, perhaps not in exactly that shade, but it has more possibilities in MY eye. I will use the SW purple in my new bedroom, it is exactly the color I have been looking for. Ellen---re: towels. In the early 70's I chose a beautiful Garnet red carpet by Karastan for my living room and stairway to the second floor. I had a small powder room in the entry way which I felt required towels in Garnet red. The color was not to be found anyplace beyond this one carpet manufacturer but I kept asking for it when I went into a store and guess what---within 6 months there were Garnet red towels in every store in Seattle. The same with an antique gold velvet sofa. It took me 8 months to finally find the exact shade of gold I wanted and by the time that special order sofa arrived, there were antique gold chairs and sofas all over the place. It doesn't take a lot of people asking for something, it just takes one person asking in a lot of places! I applaud Pantene for having the courage to promote a color that is so definitely NOT beige, it may give those who are too timid to follow their own taste to at least try something they secretly like, even if it is only on a sofa pillow....See MorePOLL: Favorite couch color?
Comments (307)does anyone have any experience with pottery barns washed linen fabric or the brushed canvas? Can't decide. I have 3 kids and a dog and need it to be durable. I plan on getting the PB comfort roll arm slipcovered but can't decide on a fabric. I love that either fabric I can wash but nervous about wrinkles after people sit on it....See MorePOLL: Backyard add-on
Comments (184)We have a Pool and all cement except for about a 3' border around the fence. I LOVE it without a lawn. We have an outdoor BBQ and Burner fed off the houses natural gas so, I've never got gas for the BBQ! A table with a propane pit in the center. Looks great, Roasts marshmallows and keeps us warm. Outdoor lighting which I love. It looks much richer than we are at night! Oh, I also have an outdoor shower for the pool but, use it everyday!!! So, what do you want pictures of?...See MoreFruit Trees
Comments (93)We reside in Chicago, but our heart is out west. About ten years ago my husband had a Meyer lemon tree shipped to us. In lives out side from May through October inside through the winter where we enjoy the fragrance of its blooms if you are not familiar think gardenia. We average about 40 lemons a year we do share some while most are used for lemon drop martinis. It is a pleasure to share with the locals that citrus has varieties and for those who are very unfamiliar a band-aid after they encounter a spike. For those who are having trouble growing their lemon trees ours is potted, we use only organic potting soil and citrus food. We did pay more for a larger tree and had lemons the second year....See MoreScott F Smith
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