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ddpie
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| spryte wrote: | | I have to take some new pics... my tomatoes are getting really big, plus I added a jalapeno, habanero and poblano... and some more herbs. But I was away all weekend. |
Oh I hope they survived all of the holiday drunks  |
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spryte
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| Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 10:23 am Post subject: |
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I have put cages on them, but I think they may not really need them. I do it more to make them less convenient to steal.
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spryte
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They survived the drunks! **knock on wood**
AND last week Jon had an outside spigot installed for me. When I got rid of my utility sink, I forgot that I used that to run the hose out for watering. So now I have outside water available!
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ddpie
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| Hey Shane, I wonder if you could use one of those thingamajigs used for filling water beds. It's a spigot that attaches to your faucet, then a regular garden hose screws onto that. You could just cut the garden hose down to size??? just a thought. |
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ddpie
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or perhaps, something like this, since your space is so limited. A bit pricey ($40), but surely you could give up this months supply of truffle oil LOL (jk)
click on pick for link:
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| CulinaryAlchemist wrote: | A HA HA HA HA...  .... the water bed thing was kind of what I was trying to do... but my kitchen faucet is REALLY old and the threads are different from a modern faucet.... so none of the plumber fittings I bought worked...  |
crappy landlords  grrrrrrrrrr psssst if it say, broke, how long do ya figure it would take them to install a new one?
want me to send Jimbo over and install a new faucet for ya? he's got butt crack and everything! (DD doesn't do plumbing LOL) |
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