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Roseville ART POTTERY Large FREESIA Tangerine Brown Handled Oval Bowl 469 14 ex    US $135.00

VINTAGE ROSEVILLE AMERICAN ART POTTERY BROWN FREESIA VASE 119 7 ANGULAR HANDLES    US $75.26

ROSEVILLE POTTERY FREESIA 119 7 VASE VERY NICE    US $90.00

Freesia 7 Double Handle Vase 120 7 Roseville Brown Ex Condition No Reserve    US $79.99

ROSEVILLE FREESIA VASE 1945 121 8 TWO SIDE HANDLES Orange Brown PERFECT COND    US $224.00

Roseville Ex Large Amber Brown Freesia Vase125 10 10 1 4 High Very Nice    US $189.00

Roseville Large Amber Brown Freesia Vase 121 8 8 1 4 High Excellent    US $139.00

Roseville Tropical Green Freesia Vase 118 6 6 1 2 High Very Nice    US $74.95

Roseville Pair of Tropical Green Freesia Candlesticks 2 High Excellent Candle    US $104.95

roseville 8 big beautiful orange brown freesia vase exlt cond w no damage    US $89.00

Roseville Pottery Freesia Wallpocket 1296 8 1940s    US $204.00

VINTAGE ORIGINAL ROSEVILLE FREESIA RUSSET BROWN CONSOLE BOWL RARE 13 INCH MINT    US $225.00

Roseville Pottery Freesia Brown Console Bowl 468 12    US $150.00

Vintage Roseville 725 Brown Freesia Vase 119 7 1945    US $98.00

1940s Roseville Freesia Console Bowl Large Art Pottery Dish 468 12    US $59.99

VINTAGE ROSEVILLE POTTERY BROWN FREESIA CONSOLE BOWL 466 10 EXCELLENT    US $139.95

Roseville Freesia Tea Set in Green    US $525.00

ROSEVILLE FREESIA 20 10 EWER 1945    US $159.99

Rare Roseville Pottery Brown Freesia Jardiniere 669 4    US $90.00

Roseville Freesia 10 1 2 Ewer in Tangeringe Roseville 20 10 Brown Pitcher    US $169.75

Roseville Extra Large Green Freesia Console Planter Bowl 468 12    US $149.99

ROSEVILLE ART POTTERY BROWN FREESIA VASE 122 8    US $149.00

VINTAGE MAJOLICA BARK FREESIA FLOWER PLANTER    US $55.00

VINT ROSEVILLE 391 8 FREESIA RUSSET BROWN HNDLD BASKET    US $124.99

Nice Roseville Brown Freesia Vase    US $135.00

Old Roseville Freesia 1945 Vase 117    US $149.00

c1945 Roseville Freesia 1161 4 1 2 Set of 2 Candleholders Brown White Sticks    US $119.95

Roseville Pottery Freesia Brown Jardiniere Double Handle 463 5    US $60.00

ROSEVILLE Art Pottery FREESIA 195 7 BUD VASE BROWN Double Handle    US $70.09

ROSEVILLE Art Pottery FREESIA 117 6 Cabinet VASE BROWN Double Handle    US $77.29

ROSEVILLE POTTERY FREESIA DOUBLE HANDLED VASE    US $80.00

ROSEVILLE NO 1160 2 FREESIA CANDLEHOLDERS 2 BROWN    US $75.00

Vintage Roseville Art Pottery 391 8 Freesia Russet Brown Handled Basket    US $179.00

Roseville Planter Freesia    US $85.00

Roseville Pottery Trophy Vase in terra cotta brown w white Freesia Flowers    US $125.96

Roseville Art Pottery Brown Bowl Handle Freesia 463 5    US $123.75

ROSEVILLE USA 466 10 BOWL PLANTER BROWN FREESIA LOW RISE LK BEAUTIFUL    US $78.99

Vintage Roseville Pottery 19 6 Brown Freesia Ewer Pitcher    US $100.00

Roseville Pottery8 Freesia Bowl from 1945    US $65.00

Roseville Art Pottery Freesia Flower Pot w Saucer Brown    US $248.75

ROSEVILLE FREESIA BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF BROWN CANDLEHOLDERS 1160 2 MINT    US $64.99

Roseville Freesia Vase 126 10 Brown Tangerine Color    US $175.00

Vintage Roseville USA Pottery Fressia Cornucopia Vase 197 6 1945 RARE    US $49.99

Vintage Roseville USA Pottery Fressia Console Bowl 465 8 1945 A LOOK    US $49.99

PAIR Antique Vtg ROSEVILLE Art Pottery FREESIA Candleholders 1160 BROWN 2    US $39.99

Antique 1945 Roseville Freesia Ewer Brown Pitcher vase USA 20 10    US $115.00

1 ROSEVILLE FREESIA BOWL VASE W 2 HANDLE RUST 85INCHES    US $129.99

Roseville Pottery Freesia Brown Rare Color Basket 390 7 Circa From 1945    US $85.00

ROSEVILLE USA 466 10 BOWL PLANTER BROWN FREESIA LOW RISE LK BEAUTIFUL    US $119.99

ROSEVILLE JARDINIERE FREESIA PATTERN 1946    US $65.00

Roseville Freesia Art Pottery Double Handled Terra Cotta to Brown Vase 200 7    US $9.99

Vintage Roseville Vase Freesia pattern 13 in height 127 12    US $75.00

Roseville FREESIA 200 7 Handled VASE in Tangerine    US $40.00

ROSEVILE POTTERY FREESIA 196 8 ART POTTERYAMERICAN POTTERY    US $149.99

ANTIQUE ROSEVILLE POTTERY BROWN FREESIA BASKET    US $140.00

Create Your Garden for That Drought Season

Living in Colorado and being a gardener has been rather stressful in the past few years, as this state has been undergoing a rather severe drought. The city is imposing watering restrictions which are not giving enough water to lawns and plants. I've had to renovate my garden to make it more water efficient. Now, because of the techniques I've employed, I'm the only one in my neighborhood with a garden that isn't completely brown. So if you live in an area that is going through a drought or if you just want to save water, I suggest you use some of these techniques as well.

First, I took out all my plants. The soil I was using didn't retain water very well, so I had to water about twice as much as necessary in order to get it to actually absorb into the roots. If you have this same problem, you can fix it by loading the soil up with lots of compost. This not only prevents water from escaping, but encourages the plant's roots to be healthy and able to survive more.

Once I was done optimizing the soil for my new low water consumption plan, I was ready to replace all my plants. I decided that the placement of all my plants would reflect the amount of water necessary to keep them alive. All the plants that don't require much water I placed in on one side of my garden, and then just progressed in the amount of required water to the other side of the garden. As a result of my new arrangement, I don't have to waste water on plants that don't need it as much.

The installation of a drip irrigation system was another move on my part that reduced the amount of water I needed to fully water my garden. The great thing about these systems is that they constantly drip into your plants, so that every single drop is absorbed. With traditional watering systems, usually the roots get too overwhelmed with the sheer amount of water in the soil. Thus, lots just seeps right past. This is all taken care of with the drip system.

If you still seem to need more water than you can supply to your garden, you might consider which plants you could replace with less water dependent plants. If you want a good shrub that doesn't use up more than its share of water, look for Heavenly Bamboo. It is not only tolerant of droughts, but looks rather decorative in any garden. Herbs such as rosemary are useful in preparing meals, and are rarely thirsty.

If you're trying to find flowers that will still be lush and beautiful despite the lower amounts of water, look for penstemon varieties like Garnet, Apple Blossom, Moonbeam, and Midnight. You can attract hummingbirds and butterflies with varieties like Cosmos and Yarrow. The best part about all these plants is that they don't look rugged and withstanding, but they sure are. Your neighbors wont be saying "Look at them, they downgraded their plants just to withstand the drought. What chumps!" Instead they will be marveling over how you keep your flowers so beautiful in the midst of the watering regulations.

One of my favorite drought resistant plants is the Lavender plant. I could go on for pages about it. A large group of Lavender plants looks unbelievably gorgeous in your garden, and hardly requires any water to flourish. Pineapple sage is another personal favorite. It is a 2+ foot shrub that smells strangely of pineapple. It's another major attracter of hummingbirds, and the leaves are also useful to add taste to drinks.

So if you are in the position I was, and you're dealing with a drought and perhaps watering regulations, I suggest you try some of the things I've mentioned. Even if you're just trying to conserve water or be generally more efficient with it, I think you'll still be able to benefit.

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Best Smelling Bath and Body Works Classic Signature [OPTIONS INCLUDED]?

Choices:

Okay, I can't choose just one as I love a few. Here are my top picks and not in a specific order:

Country Apple; smells like you are walking through an apple orchard. This would be great for the fall, but I wear it all year. It isn't overly sweet and leaves a subtle fragrance on your skin. This is an all apple smell... no floral counterparts.

Rice Flower & Shea; a very unique and light scent. Some say it reminds them of playdough which I can see. The odd thing is that it is a very comforting scent. I can smell the rice flower in the scent which is lovely. This would be a great scent for sensitive noses as it is light. A bonus is that the scent lingers for hours. On me, I can smell it 8 hours later!

Plumeria; this is a fruity, floral scent. In a way, it reminds me of Sweet Pea because it has the fruity notes which adds the sweetness and it has the floral notes which makes it not overly sweet. When I smell Plumeria, I think of Hawaii. It isn't overpowering as well... if you like fruity florals, this one might worth a try.

Strawberry Lemonade; the scent that you put on your skin before you decide! In the bottle, it doesn't smell the best, but after it's on the skin it turns into a fun and playful scent. It's sweet, but not sickening sweet. This is good for a hot summer day.

Chocolat Pt. 1 (Brown Brown and More Brown)