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Old 07-25-2005, 12:10 PM   #5
Not Afraid
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Well, my first solution was Home Depot. I got 3 large plastic terra cotta bowls similar to this one:



I'm going to start the succulents in these before transfering them to the ground. This will solve my immediate problem. Meanwhile, I can work on getting the rest of the backyard prepped for planting.

I will be
  • Killing the small amount of grass in the yard
  • Pulling up the brick area and separating the used brick from the new
  • Creating planting beds and patio area with the brick
  • Pouring gravel
  • Clearing the side planters
  • Planting herbs
Now, WHY is it so hot? I'm doing this on my own, which I don't mind, but the heat is gonna suck.
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