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Author Archives: Stacey
Good Easy Plants: The Habitat for Humanity Edition
C’mon, Carter, build us a house, you lazy bum! – Homer Simpson I volunteer on landscaping projects with Habitat for Humanity, and it is always a good time — it’s typically the last volunteer project for a Habitat house, so … Continue reading
Posted in Yard & Garden
Tagged anise hyssop, coneflower, easy hydrangea, rudbeckia, shrub roses, spirea
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A Hip Way to Grow Hops
What the dilly-o?! – Marge Simpson Earlier this year, Ben gave the Kev hops rhizomes, which we’ve been nurturing in pots. We wanted to give them a permanent home in a raised bed behind the garage that didn’t exist at … Continue reading
Posted in Garage, Outdoor Building Projects, Yard & Garden
Tagged growing hops, hops in raised bed, hops supports, hops vines
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Back in the Groove, but Suitably Chastened
Stop remembering TV and get back to work! – Marge Simpson Earlier this week, we said good-bye to Kevin’s sister, our nephew and his friend. We had a blast, and miss them loads. We did so many things — including corrupting … Continue reading
Posted in Construction, D'oh!, Repair & Maintenance
Tagged hammer drill, power drill, power tool safety
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Good Easy Plants: Catmint (Nepeta faassenii)
You want me to show this to the cat, and have the cat tell you what it is? ‘Cause the cat’s going to get it. – Kirk Van Houten Several years back, I bought three tiny catmint plants. These were … Continue reading
Posted in Yard & Garden
Tagged catmint, easy-to-grow plants, lavender substitute, nepeta, walker's low
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Home Improvement Haiku
Sneezing on a piece of paper does not count as a haiku. – Mrs. Crabapple One of the best forwards I ever received was a list of Microsoft haiku. My fave from that page: With searching comes loss And the … Continue reading
Using French Cleats to Hang Framed Art
You sound like you’re ready to become your own boss in the exciting world of frame-nudging! – Franchise Salesman, The Simpsons Y’all may remember that I purchased some geeky artwork for our bedroom redo. By the way, what ever happened … Continue reading
Posted in Decor, Walls & Floors
Tagged gallery wall, hanging art, hanging frames, level frames
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Good Easy Plants: Gaillardia (Blanket Flower)
Or what? You’ll release the dogs, or the bees, or the dogs with bees in their mouths and when they bark they shoot bees at you? Well, go ahead — do your worst! – Homer Simpson It’s been a bad … Continue reading
Posted in Yard & Garden
Tagged arizona sun gaillardia, blanket flower, flowers that bees love, gaillardia
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Misunderstood in My Own Time
Hmmmph! – Marge Simpson On my way back from work this week, I stopped by K-Mart to return some spraypaint. When planning the bookcase project, I thought I might use spraypaint instead of latex we had on hand. Latex carried … Continue reading

