This one is probably a little weird, but I’ve been clipping hosta leaves to bring inside for about ten years.

🙂 Here’s my LL Bean Waterhog Doormat Review!.I’ve always had some pretty strong opinions about doormats.

Mainly, that those cute coir mats that you can get are kind of just garbage.I love how cute they look and it’s so nice to put out a fresh, seasonal doormat with a cute saying to greet you, but they just wear our.If I take the time to sweep off my porch, wipe the spiderwebs away, and put out a fresh mat, I’d like for my porch to look well-taken care of for at least a little while, you know?

Somehow, when you add a coir mat into the mix, your porch ends up looking more neglected within a few weeks than it did before you tidied up your porch.The cute patterns start to fade, the dog fur builds up, random little bits of thread somehow make their way into those coir fibres, and it’s just not clean-looking, at all.

Trying to find a solution to that problem is exactly how I ended up discovering this LL Bean Waterhog doormat, which has just addressed all of these issues so nicely.

It just works.. Other Doormat Options I’ve Tried.How to Grow Creeping Jenny as a Perennial.

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The Creek Line House Gardening Archives.This post contains affiliate links.The dame’s rocket has been blooming like crazy this week on the banks of the creek.