Can anyone help identify this tree?
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What material are the exteriors of these types of sunrooms usually made of?
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What material/type of siding do sunrooms like this use for their paneling? What would you use?
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How can I make the exterior more interesting? See context inside
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If I want to add a fence down the road but want to start the boarder landscaping now, how much room should I leave between the property line and the plants (trees and hedges)
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Can anyone help identify this tree at the house I just bought?
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Why do I see so many pine trees that have either so many dead branches or half of their branches missing?
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Any suggestions on how to improve this floor plan? Context below
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In network physical therapy is costing hundreds of dollars per session. Will switching providers help?
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Can a US citizen working remote for a Canadian company be W2’d?
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What are some vining plants that grow along walls but have a thick, almost tree like trunk, at the base? I'm not looking for ivy or anything like ivy.
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My neighbor has trees where 95% of the tree is on my property. Can I cut it down? I live in Minnesota
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Whats your go to healthy frozen meal from the store when you don't feel like meal prepping?
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Is it harmful to raise the height of the dirt around a tree?
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What kind of brick achieves this look?
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What kind of brick achieves this look?
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Every time I get out of bronze I go on a massive losing streak. Help!
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What siding goes well with stone facades like this?
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If I have a 2 prong extension cable, and I’m plugging in something with 3 prongs, is it ok that the grounding rod is sticking out?
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If I have a 2 prong extension cable and I plug a 3 prong into it, is it fine that the grounding rod is sticking out or is that a fire hazard?
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Recovering from a bulging/herniated disc but there's been bruising for a couple months. What could that be?
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Why has it become so common to have your front door open to the living room?
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