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I glanced at your note about the herb garden layout and I think the best approach is to place the rosemary and thyme along the southern edge since they handle full sun so well. The basil and cilantro would do better with a bit of afternoon shade, maybe near the taller tomato cages on the west side. I found that mint really needs its own container or it takes over everything, learned that the hard way last season. For soil, I would mix in some composted manure about two weeks before planting and keep the pH around 6.5. Water deeply but less often to encourage strong roots, and mulch with straw to hold moisture. If you start seeds indoors now they should be ready to transplant after the last frost. I can send you a rough sketch of the layout I used last year that worked well.

The variety you mentioned should do fine in that raised bed as long as you give each plant enough room to spread. I usually space tomatoes at least 24 inches apart and stake them early to avoid surprises later. For continuous harvest, sow a few seeds every couple of weeks rather than all at once. Let me know if you want me to drop off some extra starter pots I have.

OMAHA STEAKS

Hand-selected cuts, aged and trimmed with care

Gourmet Sampler Bundle

A selection of hand-chosen cuts, delivered to your door.

Omaha Steaks has made 500 gourmet boxes available for this program. Each box, normally valued above $600, is provided at no charge to participants. Those who receive this notice are guaranteed a sampler — one per household. The offer concludes Tomorrow.

Every cut in your box is hand-selected and flash-frozen to preserve its flavor and tenderness. There is no charge for the sampler, and you will not be billed for it.

Inside Your Box

4 Filet Mignons

4 Ribeyes

4 New York Strips

6 Top Sirloins

Quantities are determined by program allocation. One sampler per household.

See what’s included

Thank you for taking a moment to review this offer.

Omaha Steaks • 10909 John Galt Blvd • Omaha, NE 68137

I saw your question about setting up a small bookshelf and I think the best strategy is to sort by height first then group similar sizes together so it looks intentional. For stability, anchor the unit to the wall with a simple strap kit from any hardware store, especially if you have kids or pets. I used command strips for a lightweight shelf and they held fine for about a year before I needed to replace them. If you are painting the shelf, lightly sand the surface first and use a primer so the topcoat sticks better. I made the mistake of skipping primer once and the paint chipped within months. Measure the space twice before you cut or assemble anything, and leave a little breathing room on each side for adjustments. For books you do not read often, store them on the higher or lower shelves and keep favorites at eye level. I also like to add a few small plants or framed photos between stacks to break up the visual weight. Let me know how it turns out or if you want me to come help with the assembly.

The compact design you described should fit nicely in the corner near the window. Just be careful not to block any vents or outlets. If the shelf feels wobbly after assembly, tightening the back panel screws usually fixes it. You could also add a thin felt pad under each foot to protect the floor.

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I glanced at your note about the herb garden layout and I think the best approach is to place the rosemary and thyme along the southern edge since they handle full sun so well. The basil and cilantro would do better with a bit of afternoon shade, maybe near the taller tomato cages on the west side. I found that mint really needs its own container or it takes over everything, learned that the hard way last season. For soil, I would mix in some composted manure about two weeks before planting and keep the pH around 6.5. Water deeply but less often to encourage strong roots, and mulch with straw to hold moisture. If you start seeds indoors now they should be ready to transplant after the last frost. I can send you a rough sketch of the layout I used last year that worked well.<br><br>
The variety you mentioned should do fine in that raised bed as long as you give each plant enough room to spread. I usually space tomatoes at least 24 inches apart and stake them early to avoid surprises later. For continuous harvest, sow a few seeds every couple of weeks rather than all at once. Let me know if you want me to drop off some extra starter pots I have.
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I saw your question about setting up a small bookshelf and I think the best strategy is to sort by height first then group similar sizes together so it looks intentional. For stability, anchor the unit to the wall with a simple strap kit from any hardware store, especially if you have kids or pets. I used command strips for a lightweight shelf and they held fine for about a year before I needed to replace them. If you are painting the shelf, lightly sand the surface first and use a primer so the topcoat sticks better. I made the mistake of skipping primer once and the paint chipped within months. Measure the space twice before you cut or assemble anything, and leave a little breathing room on each side for adjustments. For books you do not read often, store them on the higher or lower shelves and keep favorites at eye level. I also like to add a few small plants or framed photos between stacks to break up the visual weight. Let me know how it turns out or if you want me to come help with the assembly.<br><br>
The compact design you described should fit nicely in the corner near the window. Just be careful not to block any vents or outlets. If the shelf feels wobbly after assembly, tightening the back panel screws usually fixes it. You could also add a thin felt pad under each foot to protect the floor.
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