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still learning at 56
happily married (37+ years), mom of 2, grandma of 4. hobbies: art, photography, cooking/baking, sewing, gardening, working with hubby on cars/motorcycles, learning new things. I seem to be the one most people I know come to for advice and I get thanked for it quite a bit, so I figured maybe I could spread that advice to here as well. I may not always be right, but I try my best to help, and what I don't know, I will look up to try and find the correct answer.
I need help figuring out the inner dimension from point of triangle to middle of lower line?
I am making a net to hang stuffed animals from one corner of the ceiling, and need to know what the inches would be between the center point of the triangle if two sides are 5' and the longer side is 7'. This will be for my grandchild's room. Thanks!
1 AnswerDecorating & Remodeling1 decade agoWhat plants will grow under an evergreen tree?
I have an area directly under my almost 3-story (40 year old) evergreen tree where nothing seems to grow except for a few weeds. I really would love to have some low growing plants there as it is close to the patio, but do not know of any plants that are compatible with an evergreen. Any ideas at all would be much appreciated. I live in the midwest area of USA, St Louis Missouri to be more specific. The tree and area underneath is a northwest exposure. The branches are cut about 6 to 7 feet high off the ground so it can be walked under, so there is not a problem with it being super shady. Thanks for the advice!
13 AnswersGarden & Landscape2 decades ago