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extends up. The leaves grow up from the trunk and as they grow they curl downward to over 12 inches long. The leaves are light to medium green and about 1/2 in across. As they die they fall off the trunk, making the trunk longer. I would like to know what kind of plant this is so I can take care of it better. It seems to be dormant in the winter, and as soon as spring comes, new leaves start coming up.

The plant stands about 1.2m high and has a broad leaf at the end of two thick stems. One of the stems is directly growing out of the base of the other, very close to the ground. During the night, the plant emits water from its leafs. I have no clue on any common names.

This morning I fell and broke the plant stand. Does anyone know where I can find another one on the internet or in eastern NC?

It stands about two feet tall, and about two feet around. It was green all winter long. It's planted in gravel. It will get full afternoon sun and proably only watered by God.

I would like the plants to stand about 4-5 feet off the floor, not interested in hanging plants. I would like some plant stands with a mordern look, somewhat the Ray Eames (architect and designer) style of furniture.

my mother in law has ordered 2 topsy turvy tomato plants. I am now tring to find where to get the plant stands to hang them from.

We're doing this task in our business class and there is this pot plant stand that looks a bit like a ladder. It is very compact compared to other pot plant stands and cheap as well. What do you think is a good name??

I would like to learn how to make outdoor flower planters, and other landscaping decorations, using Basketweave concepts and materials. Do you know of an online course, or article, or supply company, that can help me? I don't have a preference whether the materials are genuine wood, or the new poly-plastic material... not sure which would be better. Thanks!!

I bought myself some hop rhizomes from my local homebrew store and I’m getting ready to plant them. My question is the trellis that I need to build – how tall do I really need to go? I’ve read that commercial growers let the vines go 25+ feet. I can’t realistically do that in my back yard. My idea of going the Lowes and getting a 16 ft 4X4 (w/ 2 feet in the ground) has been scratch since I’ve read about the dangers of using pressure treated wood in the garden. Anyone have a suggestion for a free standing system that my wife will not think is an eye sore? Or is the amount of exposure to the pressure treated wood not a real issue?

At room temperature

ok so im in metal shop and im bored... i have done projects like dog, mouse, roses, book shelves, stands for plants, candle holders and some other stuff i have access to: mig welder, torch welder (the fire one), polishers, drills, plasma gun, band saws, lathes, and a ton of other stuff. what are some other stuff i can make? something that would be fun and a little challenging.. i cannot make any weapons, helmet, shield, etc. They are not permitted on the school campus. hmmm.. what are some ideas of what i should make?

my wrought iron plant stands cored with white & green. i give them only filtered water.

garden ornaments Balustrade flower pot and urns all made of concrete

I have a water color painting, I am trying to identify the artist and find some history on this person. It looks like 'Eugene E Lae iere' with a fancy 'D' or 'P' to the right under the name. It is of a hallway with a fancy iron gate. There is a light hanging down in front of the gate with a blue barred window to the left. You pass through the gate under an arch. There is then a blue urn to the right and across from the urn are floor to ceiling blue window bars. Continuing through the second arch it opens into a garden with green shrubbery in red brick planters. Along the back wall are concealed French doors, blue and arch shaped. Above these are blue wooden shuddered windows. Any help to identify this painting would be helpful. I scanned part of the painting but I do not know how to send it out now using "Ask"

I live in a duplex apartment (rented) I would like to install window box planters. Is there a way I could install them without damaging the vinyl siding? Is there a such thing as one with hooks that hook inside the window? Also I share a large yard with my neighbor who does not keep up his side of the lawn we don't have a fence and can not install one so I would like to use shrubs to separate it partially where would be the best place to buy inexpensive shrubs? Thanks :-)

I am needing a window planter box that is 50" long. Would prefer terra cotta, but would be okay with wood or metal (no plastic!). Does anyone know any websites that make window boxes that big?