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Tina B
All of the web sites have adaptors to convert to hook on. I bought a beautiful bed and can't even put it together. Any suggestions?
Answer
Maybe, its such a simple fix, that nobody needs an "adapter" maybe just a lag bolt and big washers. Or drill holes in the rails, and run a bolt,(or screw) with a washer, through the hole
I'm assuming metal, "rails" and, wood, "the rest of it". Or take it back and tell them, it came with the wrong parts, maybe they'll have an idea
Maybe, its such a simple fix, that nobody needs an "adapter" maybe just a lag bolt and big washers. Or drill holes in the rails, and run a bolt,(or screw) with a washer, through the hole
I'm assuming metal, "rails" and, wood, "the rest of it". Or take it back and tell them, it came with the wrong parts, maybe they'll have an idea
Flower bed ideas?? I live in Texas and want something native, beautiful and easy to care for.?
nicki
The flower bed is in front of my house, which is red with white trim. The flower bed is about 2ft wide and as long as the house with a gap for the walkway to the front door. There is already a red rose bush, an aloe vera plant, and some kind of iris flower. i like bright colors and would like something that is easy to care for. thanks for those who help me out!
the flowers will be in full sun. It rains a lot here, so I don't need something drought tolerante. I would like something that people could see from far away.
Answer
Before planting anything you need to determine if the plants will get full sun, part sun, or all shade. Then you will need to plant accordingly. Begonias do well in Texas, azaleas make a nice bush, which blooms beautifully in the spring, and does better when facing the North. Vincas, also known as periwinkle come in a variety of colors, and are beautiful, can tolerate hot weather, and require less water than many plants. We had them all across the front of our house last year and got yard of the month. They like the sun.
Before planting anything you need to determine if the plants will get full sun, part sun, or all shade. Then you will need to plant accordingly. Begonias do well in Texas, azaleas make a nice bush, which blooms beautifully in the spring, and does better when facing the North. Vincas, also known as periwinkle come in a variety of colors, and are beautiful, can tolerate hot weather, and require less water than many plants. We had them all across the front of our house last year and got yard of the month. They like the sun.
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