


Now using drop cloths, aka, sheets Grandma sent me to college with. One rain in a month and it landed upon newspapers while staining furniture. What a pulpy mess.


New teak planter, above, stained last week. TJMaxx, $29.99, unbelievable. Have no idea where I'll use it. Though I know a large mophead hydrangea will grace its lines. A charming clematis weaving thru it and the lattice. Well, those are nice starters. I have years, decades, to play with this planter.
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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If the market comes back i will sell some real estate - then hire you and john knight to improve the facade of my abode -- urban planner's home is gorgeous - the thinking i find on this site is inspiring and stimulating -u go girl
the thumb
I know you're in the industry Scott and would be DIY in your landscape.
Have learned a thing or two about working men in the landscape. You'll get dirty, tired, bruised, bleed & stretch your creative intellect too. You'll love every moment, thru the years, of the time it takes.
XO T
Realize this is an old post but I just came across it! Stained my old teak bench this weekend and it is so lovely! Thanks for the custom color numbers. Lowes mixed with Base 2 Olympic and it's so beautiful....
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