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Comments (6)Do you have any left or new cuttings? I am specifically looking for ones that have green leaves on top and are purple underneath or the ones that are almost a burgundy/pink color. I was just told today that the plant changes color according to the lighting, so if you don't have any, I think I would be looking for Tradescantia pallida 'Purpurea" variety instead. Let me know. I know it is kind of late, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask. I don't have any kinds of plants to offer, but have seeds and would be willing to trade for multiple seeds for one. Please look at my list. Thanks....See MoreWhat kind of "home tech" are you interested in?
Comments (22)lazygardens asked for: A washing machine and dryer that can send you an IM over the house network when it has finished. That's all - nothing fancier needed. I want a dryer that starts even when you forget to push the button. Oh, and even better, a washer that moves the clothes to the dryer for you. We're facing the tech question now because we'll be building soon. I'm pretty sure I want a programmable front door lock. Our Nest never learned a pattern from us, because 1) we both work at home so don't have predictable schedules and 2) the thermostat is too high on the hall to notice when I walk by. I thought it was broken, but, no, I'm just short. We've never had a "is the garage door closed?" capability but wouldn't object to it. I won't spend extra for our smoke detectors to talk to our thermostat. We have no interaction besides batteries with our CO2 detector or smoke detectors. I don't need them to be smart--just to work. I'm interested in being able to turn off all the lights at once but don't know that I care about mood settings. I insist on being able to turn on the outside light from my car--DH programmed that for me so my 3rd HomeLink button in the car turns on the outside lights--I love that. It's even better than the motion sensitive light, because that didn't click in until I was already in the driveway. (I've already got the tall dark and handsome part down)...See MoreWhat kind of tomato is this??
Comments (7)We have 2 San Marzano plants. One doesn't seem to like it's spot and is stunted, but it's the first to get ripe tomatoes. The other one is huge and knows no bounds and is still forming new tomatoes even in 100 degree heat. The Agapanthas you see is a great for attracting bees and hummingbirds. I always plant flowers for that purpose near my veggies. We water ours by drip once daily for about 15 minutes. They seem to like it. I am a bit of a rebel and I do use aspirin spray every couple weeks. I think it works. Below is the stunted one with the ripe tomato. It is in a cage to prevent critters from attacking it. We live on the edge of the wilderness and there are many critters. I didn't plant tomatoes for their benefit!! The dead plant you see is cilantro with lots of coriander seeds. I'm hoping the aroma of that will defer any critter away from that one ripe tomato. We will pick it tonight....See MoreWhat kind of slug is this?
Comments (7)Markings do seem to confirm "Leopard Slug" even though the size is suggested to be 4-8 inches. However, my specimen is not extended and likely still in a dormant state due to ground temps, even though on the day I spotted it the air temp was in the 60's. Apparently not considered a serious invader in MI, MISIN - Midwest Invasive Species Network, doesn't list it. Although I guess if it showed up in your garden you might feel differently. iNaturalist actually shows a record in the same park, or very near the same park, where I spotted my specimen. floraluk2 Thanks for the help....See Morearcy_gw
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