I wouldn't bother with the adapter as it will only cause you problems. As long as your outlet is off the ground so it doesn't get wet you'll be fine....
stuff it with leaves or straw Sheesh, I'd have to find a hay farmer, and appoint him Husband #2. :lol: If I were in a zone 7, I wouldn't even think ...
thermocube seems not to function Oh oh! using C-9 or C-7 lights? or a heater on thermocube?Have you tried a different outdoor receptacle?Outdoor plug...
Barb- its a pretty impressive palm hut. Perhaps stuff it with leaves or straw and forget about the heat source?
My neighbors don't really say much except like "nice yard", etc. In the back of their minds they probably think I'm nuts!!! Mine either do not reall...
Hi Charles, wish we could see your work. You just need to find an 8 year old (computer/camera/posting savvy).An 8 year old showed me how :wink: You'l...
As I said before, it could be a house in Los Angeles.
Done!Covered two more Trachys with leaf cages and tarps. Set up the FlowerHouse and ThermoCube up for the Butia. Also put in 3 jugs of water with blue...
Good job. I can help thinking your yard looks like some kind of conceptual art garden. :wink:
Nice job. They look like cocoons.I never tied my fonds before this year and find it rather cumbersome. What kind of twine/rope do you use?
I have not had time to work more on the palm hut. We need staples as the fiberglass batting has fallen over (it was merely pressed into place). Will n...
Good choice. I have 4 in my yard in the deep shade. Very tropical looking. Watch out for deer- they love them.
Funny!Jack, do ask Barb about photo posting here. She is the one who helped me (almost) figure it out. I'd love to see that Japanese garden. --Erik ...
Thanks for posting that streetview.Beautiful specimen, spectacular location to plant a "special tree".Obviously a great spot for it, with nearby brick...
Hi Jack,that 20 foot'er in Georgetown must be a great sight. It would be nice to know if that 20' specimen has any brown branches since once it's bro...