It's growing in sandy soil in Thornton IL.It's Common Hibiscus. My ground isn't cultivated enough for it yet. It wouldn't do well in my clay
Why couldn't you just slap some new steel on it and have a good storage building? Is the wood rotted?
The timbers seem okay, but it's too far from the house, the interior is a disaster and I don't want to spend that much money for the amount of metal it would take to reskin it.Why couldn't you just slap some new steel on it and have a good storage building? Is the wood rotted?
No better cause than the 4H kids..The timbers seem okay, but it's too far from the house, the interior is a disaster and I don't want to spend that much money for the amount of metal it would take to reskin it.
Besides, the local 4H kids are repurposing the good metal and timbers and recycling the rest for money.
It's old school tin. I hope they get some good money for it.No better cause than the 4H kids..
That's who we need to be looking to as future leaders.
Gosh I was hoping they were gonna rebuild the barn just to keep their pets in it..It's old school tin. I hope they get some good money for it.
Damn that's sexy.
I pulled my garlic the other week. A little rest and some ice and good as new.
@Mike we need an eye rollI pulled my garlic the other week. A little rest and some ice and good as new.
reaction emoji.That's a strange looking Victory.

Yes, I kept the Victory. Need to have one reliable and one or two to cuss.That's a strange looking Victory.![]()
You keeping the old bike for street drags??????![]()
I don't like riding with a Harley because I can barely hear my own bike to know when to shift. Sometimes I have to actually look at the tachometer.Yes, I kept the Victory. Need to have one reliable and one or two to cuss.

..and keeps vampires away.That's some beautiful heads of garlic there. I'll bet it's sweet and fragrant and the taste is out of this world. Good for the heart too!