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I doubt very seriously it would be of benefit. The best response from these products is when the landscaper is going to plant them in a residential area where the developer has come in and scraped off all the topsoil in order to build the new subdiv…
March 10
Her name is Ellena! :) s.
March 9
Hi again Delilah, After we got our building permit, I was informed that in order to build our new garage/ wood shop we would be required to get a Demolition Permit to tear down a small greenhouse (occupied the same space as the proposed new buildin…
March 9
I absolutely refuse to fill out these surveys and census info. The problems I have stem from my days on the Farm. Farmers are asked to fill out these surveys all the time. By the time the crops are planted the Government already has printed statisti…
March 8
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March 8
I have had several skirmishes with local Planning and Zoning. So far the score is 2 for the company and 0 for local government! My first advice to anyone who is seeking to add on or remodel existing facilities or adding a new location is to read you…
March 8
I use both a thermal printer (black only) from Onsite and a Color Laser (C-910 from Lexmark) Tags printed on Certain models of Lexmark printers will stand up very well to the Outdoors and UV. My particular model will print on cardstock upto 11x17. I…
March 8
actually I was looking more at a PLA tube that could be heat shruck at the bottom to cause the tube to wrap around the bottom of the 80 mm elle pot (wrap around just 3/4 of an inch and the tube would stick up above the top of the elle pot appoximate…
February 26

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At 11:46pm on April 8, 2009, Steve said…

Visit Kentucky Nursery and Landscape Association
At 7:47pm on March 24, 2009, Michael Pawelek said…
Steve, I just read your comments about "Proven Winners" and agree with just about everything you had to say on the subject. I am forever tired of telling customers that the "labels/tags" we use on our Proven Winner plants have to be in the containers "by law" and at the same time have to explain why they do not give out correct information for our area. Many of the Proven Winner tags that claim "full sun" are just plain wrong for our S.E.Texas weather. It gets way too hot here in June, July and August for many Proven Winner "Full Sun Plants", especially those planted in western exposures. Their grower's catalogs are chocked full with supposed plants that will tolerate our weather but in fact do not. As the grower/retailer of their products I end up catching the flack from customers dissapointed with underperforming varieties....
At 7:39am on March 24, 2009, Scott Sterling said…
Steve, You asked about IBA and I posted a link for you to check out. Just after I posted the link, the company took their web site down for about a week (for maintenance purposes). I think you must have checked it during that time, because the link is working again.
At 11:28am on January 1, 2009, Sara Tambascio said…
Hi Steve,
Happy New Year! We used a software called Ning to create this site. Check it out at Ning.com.
We looked into a spell check for posts here, but I wasn't able to find one. If you find one, would you let me know?
Thanks!
 
 
 

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