bholmes12 Pool
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Nice. I like the way your house and garage? wrap around to give the enclosed area there.
Congrats on the first post. Welcome to the site. Thank you for sharing your pool with us and others. When you have time, post some specs of your pool as well. Again, welcome aboard. 
I like what you got there, especially the no grass part. lol. Welcome to the site, I am absolutely positive you will love it here.
No, I like plants, but I don't like to mow. My ultimate goal is to have a lot of landscaping and hardsurface patio area, and a small bit of immaculate lawn.
very nice!
(I don't have any grass either, but unfortunately, it is not on purpose.
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Welcome to TFP
(I don't have any grass either, but unfortunately, it is not on purpose.
)Welcome to TFP
divnkd101 said:Congrats on the first post. Welcome to the site. Thank you for sharing your pool with us and others. When you have time, post some specs of your pool as well. Again, welcome aboard.
Thanks for the welcom.
It is about 15,000 gallons with a cartrige filter, raypak heater, polaris cleaner, and hayward pump (I think) with a automatic chlorine feeder.
Nice pool! Is that a Hibiscus at the corner? Why do I have a feeling that your home is in Houston?
Yep. I live in Alvin not too far from Sean. He and I work together. I can't believe this website he's made - pretty cool!
And yes, that is a hibiscus. Man, you guys are good!
And yes, that is a hibiscus. Man, you guys are good!
bholmes12 said:
I'm crazy about Hibiscus'. I fell in love with them when I went to Grenada, my wife's home. They were all over the island. I picture my back yard full of them. I will have to settle for a few potted ones though. Are you a Yellowjackets fan?
Well then, we really are neighbors... Birthplace of Nolan Ryan. Now that we know you are friends with Sean, we can harrass you just as much as we harrass him.... 
rogerbrks said:
Roger, not to threadjack on bholmes but there is a Hibiscus you can get that is drought tolerant and will grow well in your area. It is a Hawaiian variety of the Hibiscus. The flower blooms are 6-8 inches (vibrant red) in diameter.
You have a very nice "Private" resort there. Isn't it great to call your own resort home? :lol:
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