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LINE COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Jean Oxley Public Service Center 935 2nd Street SW, Cedar Rapids, Iowa MINUTES Wednesday, October 29, 2014, I. QUORUM DETERMINED: The Line Board of Adjustment meeting

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How to fill out by chair herb stone:

1. First, gather all necessary materials for filling out the chair herb stone. This may include the herb stone itself, potting soil, various herb seeds, a small trowel or spoon, and water.
2. Place the herb stone on a flat surface that can get dirty, such as a table or garden bench.
3. Using the small trowel or spoon, carefully fill the herb stone with potting soil. Make sure to leave a bit of space at the top for the herb seeds.
4. Next, sprinkle the herb seeds evenly across the top of the soil-filled herb stone. Different herb seeds may require different spacing, so be sure to read the instructions on the packet or do a quick internet search for the specific herbs you are planting.
5. Gently press the herb seeds into the soil so they make good contact and are less likely to wash away when watering.
6. Once the herb seeds are planted, water the herb stone thoroughly. Be careful not to overwater, as this can lead to mold or rot. Ensure that the water is evenly distributed across the soil and the seeds.
7. Place the herb stone in a location that receives enough sunlight for the specific herbs you are growing. Most herbs prefer at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day.
8. Keep the herb stone watered regularly, but be mindful not to let it dry out completely or become waterlogged. Check the moisture level of the soil by sticking your finger about an inch into the soil – if it feels dry, it's time to water.
9. As the herb seeds germinate and grow into plants, continue to monitor their progress. Remove any weeds or unwanted plants that may appear, so they do not compete with the herbs for nutrients and space.

Who needs by chair herb stone:

1. Individuals who enjoy gardening and want to bring fresh herbs into their homes.
2. People who prefer to have a compact and easily manageable herb garden.
3. Anyone who desires to have a convenient and accessible source of herbs for cooking, medicinal purposes, or aromatherapy.
4. Those living in apartments, condos, or places with limited space for traditional gardening.
5. Individuals who want to add beauty and greenery to their living spaces while also enjoying the benefits of growing their own herbs.
6. Gardeners who wish to experiment with different varieties of herbs without committing to a large garden.
7. People who find joy and relaxation in tending to plants and nurturing their growth.

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