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I have this growing in several pots. It originally was in a pot I got while in Fl. It has since jumped to several other pots. Should I remove it, or is helping to serve as a groundcover to keep the soil moist? Thanks for your help! Jen

Here are some of mine!

OK, so I did pic one, or my DH did it. I will post pics later, I'm too tired to do it now. I was outside most of the day. WHEW, it was HOT!!! Any way, My DH went to pick up soil to put inside the beds, and I told him to get that Miracle Gro garden soil. So he spreads it all around the three...

:tools Thanx for the replies! The burn barrel has been there a couple of years, that's why it's not a teepee, or anything else! I just needed room for some raised beds, that's the only space that was available that gets full sun. DH is out there now ( in the 90 deg) filling them with compost...

No. it's not to scale LOL I just drew it quickly. There is going to be 2 feet the whole way around the burn barrel, and two feet paths between the beds. I know there will lots more # between the two "sets" of 4 X 4s. I made them 4 X 4 so I can reach in from all sides. DH is working hard on...

I had gotten 96 concrete blocks to build four 4 x 4 raised beds. :weight Here are two sketches that I quickly drew. Does anyone have an opinion , preference with one over the other, and why? I need to get this built QUICKLY, so I can get my 'mator, zucchini and cucumber plants in. I am...

Hi! It's not stated on the label, but does anyone know if it controls scale? :idunno I have about 6 adeniums, one in flower, that has scale. :barnie :he Thanks! Jen

Hi! I used an outdoor latex paint. Yes, it can be used as a birdbath. I have also used lotus leaves, and the biggest hosta leaves I could find. Next year I'm going to use cabbage leaves. I'm going to use a big tupperware bowl for those leaves. It's really rewarding to make them. Jen

Hi! I am new here--am from BYC. That is a burdock plant. I let one grow in my yard. Here is why :ya I use these instead of rhubarb leaves. So much more veining, it makes a beautiful leaf! Jen

No, I know what columbine or Aquilegia is. I have those. The leaves are not soft and velvety on aquilegia. These leaves are. Jen

First off, thanks for the welcome! Nope. The leaves are soft and velvet-y like. I hope I can find out what it is. Anybody else have an idea? :idunno Thanks! Jen

Hi! SE Pa. Jen

Hi! I also belong to the BYC forum and one of the members there directed me here. I hope you can help me ID this plant. I think it's a perennial. I received it from a friend. All I have are leaves. :idunno Edited to read the leaves are soft and slightly fuzzy. Here is a pic! Thanks for any...