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Friday, July 31, 2009

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Pam/Digging

A clever and pretty solution, Linda. Maybe we'd better clone you too. ;-)

In Austin we frequently shade new transplants to keep them from burning up. I've used strategically placed lawn furniture and old pots to create shade, but the parasol is much more attractive.

LINDA from EACH LITTLE WORLD

Pam — I've used pots and big plastic buckets for instant snowcovers during late Spring snow storms. But I don't have anything big enough to protect plants in their summer size!

wayne stratz

a bunch of my shade comes from neighbor's trees and I wondered what would happen if...

this is a great solution and how cool you found it in your basement

Lisa at Greeenbow

What a pampered pet we have here. I hope the dogwood fills in quickly so you don't have to do this yearly. A friend of mine has done this with umbrellas in her garden. It makes a colorful display of brellies.

LINDA from EACH LITTLE WORLD

Wayne — having had neighbors cut down trees, I now try to be sure I've got the trees I want where I want them on my property.

Lisa — pampered pet! I think you've categorized perfectly.

Patricia

I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.

Patricia

http://largepet.info

LINDA from EACH LITTLE WORLD

Welcome, Patricia, and thanks for those nice comments.

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