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lydia_delacruz

"Garden Junk" EA new hanging area

9 years ago

Put up a hanging post for my EA baskets. Its under my pecan tree and next to my guava bush/tree. Its sunny at the moment because the pecan tree hasn't leafed out. Soon it will be very nice and shady in this area.

I'm going to add 4 more hanging hooks under those baskets.

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  • 9 years ago

    I like it! I'm doing a bit in my yard and on my "list" is to move the hoyas around...some in the shade house, some in trees. I have a lot on my screened porch and I love them there but not really bright enough.

    Enjoy new hoya carrousel.

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