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That’s a challenge

 

In would like to know more about that technology as it goes against everything I’ve been taught

 

It has been

 

What’s challenging for me is dealing with “carpenter “

 

The wife has been busy this week as well, she is not done but she has been hand pulling all the grass.




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The wife loves it, and it’s a blooming

 

No sir, not yet! Still waiting on it to come in the mail

 

I’m sitting on a new oem for jic

 

Love it; that one will have a few different blooms, and I am glad you all planted it - it should do well down there. We're right on the line for needing to winter them, which is why I got the greenhouse. But ONLY one this year.
Your house is fantastic BTW!

 

Is that a “byebiscus”?
That’s our new name for them. We killed every one we planted.

 

Thanks Kurt, actually picked up the trellis this past week as well, two of them. Second one will be installed in the back yard

 

Yep but the wife can grow most anything and these have become her new favorite

 

Do I see some drip hose irrigation by the house?

 

Yes, just installed it about 20 min ago, had some parts laying around

 

Yea we’re too far for some things and don’t want to winterize

 

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Best garden I’ve ever had was on drip. Tomato bushes were taller than me

 

I was gonna go buy stuff this weeks d them realized that I had stuff laying right there, spread it out and boom done.

 

I did an in-ground sprinkler years ago, and City promptly passed a new ordinance requiring inspection of back flow. And a $75 annual permit. No plumbers in Lockhart authorized to do the inspection. Called a guy in Kyle that was, and he wanted $100 inspection fee, AND $50 to travel all the way (15 minutes) to Lockhart. Cut all my risers with a hack saw, and told the City to come and inspect that!

Now the greenhouse is hose connected drip, but it would be a pain to try to do that with the pots....

 

I made a loop with adjustable heads . No dead legs. Constant flow. Worked like a champ

 

You can do it