6x6 posts for greenhouse foundation
Is this an above or in-ground pool? Will you be using it 4 season?The continuous foundation to 48" below grade in Mass acts in two ways. One, it su...
Is this an above or in-ground pool? Will you be using it 4 season?The continuous foundation to 48" below grade in Mass acts in two ways. One, it su...
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ViewsWell, as you're in California (and I'm not) you might be closer to natural (free) sources than you think. I just typed "California Black Sand" into...
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ViewsStick with the direction you first set out for yourself, no matter how labor intensive it seems to others. The easy way out is not always the best ...
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ViewsBy the time you read this, if it's asphalt, it will be fine to walk on. If it's concrete, it should also be fine. Concrete sets up quickly to a wal...
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ViewsI'm sure that you realize that the area you've described, being just the area you can see, is the tip of the iceberg. The bulk of the beast is belo...
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ViewsReceived this today from the EPA and thought it might be of interest to those with more interest regarding vermiculite as attic insulation. http://...
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ViewsFirst, cutting the major roots of any tree is almost guaranteed to have a negative impact on the tree. That impact might not present itself soon af...
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ViewsThere really is no way to prevent cracks or predict accurately where or when they will occur. Some cracks appear almost immediately as the concrete...
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ViewsIf your trellis is large enough to require support from an in-ground post, I'd suggest going large than 2x4, if you can. I might sink a 4x4 in the ...
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ViewsFoxboro, uh? Seems I'm almost right next door.With the wet weather we've been having recently, you don't need to water them all that much. In fact,...
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ViewsIt depends on just how you want to use them together. What are your plans?
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ViewsBleach might only assist if you were trying to kill the thing. But as it's already dead, I doubt that it would do anything but clean the siding. Th...
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ViewsYou might try cutting the vine completely at ground level so it dies, and then wait a while to see if the dead vine is a little easier to remove th...
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ViewsA neighbor had to "lose" a very large oak in his yard last year. It was just about 34" in diameter, but at ther point of the first crotch some 16 f...
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ViewsIf you have a truck, or a friend with a truck, and a good size chain, you can try pulling them out with the chain wrapped around the stump and a ro...
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ViewsIn normal garage construction, the foundation wall around and under the garage is what keeps the soil under the garage from freezing, as will the s...
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ViewsWell, he's wrong on the drainage issue in that when properly designed and coordinated with the adjacent landscape and landform, runoff will mostly ...
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ViewsThere are a whole lot of websites out there that can give you fairly specific information about Black Walnut trees, their care and their growth. Un...
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ViewsIf what you're referring to is what I think it is, around here, Massachusetts, it's called crusher-run. And yes, it would be suitable. Although it ...
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ViewsIf killing them is what you want to do, then cut them off at the base with hand snips or a saw, whichever will handle the job. Paint the stump with...
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