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Comments (74)lemon lime I don't see organic matter in the ingredients? its mostly peat moss which promix are you thinking about lemon lime? I'm interested! let me know which kind you try and let me know :) Lol Brian! leave it to you to get creative with large pots! I love it! lol I never thought about it but at a certain point when I was about to repot my large cara cara the large garbage bin did look good lol pots are so pricey now Brian over $100 I think since covid everything plant related has gone up in price its insane! oh Brian your Shasta is beautiful!!! I cant wait for the Shasta gold to fruit mine is still so tiny but going through its second flush now I'm so excited! is it good every single year Brian? Brian ever since I put my trees in the prolix its gone crazy with growth they're halfway to your large trees :) Lol Brian 15 trees my goodness how are you still walking right now! James I actually fertilize every single watering with a little miracle grow I also have some jacks professional fertilizer so I do feed the one in the bark mix although who knows ill get back to you next year I suppose :)...See MoreYet another luggage post
Comments (20)...having 4 spinner wheels including more space, was very important to me-which is why we have Briggs & Riley brand. They are known for the extra space-and since we only do carryons 90% of the time, they fit the bill-although, they aren't anything fancy. I only wish I had gotten all of them black (I got in three different colors for each of us) because my husband's khaki one looks more dirty. Surprisingly, for some reason, I've never cared about pretty luggage. Now, purses/handbags, that's a different story LOL Mtn, I would definately notice that croc luggage you first posted-I'm a sucker for croc. Love that-if it was true dark brown....See MoreYet another ground cover question
Comments (20)You’ll have to change your name to Garden Sage. I was googling Creeping Raspberry and I came across this one guys experience with it in Tennessee. Here is a link (https://aarongardener.blogspot.com/2015/03/what-creep.html) but I’ll quote the gist of it: “In October 2013, I was over the moon with anticipation that I'd found the perfect groundcover. I waxed rhapsodic about its merits - the scalloped crinkly leaves, its supposed evergreen foliage, its rapid growth rate and its reported wildlife value (flowers for pollinators, berries for birds and mammals - including people). By April 2014, I was singing a different tune after the creeping raspberry died back to the ground in the winter of 2013-14 and took a long time to emerge in the spring. My dreams of a trouble-free evergreen groundcover disintegrated as I clipped back tough raspberry stems with dried dead leaves.” He goes on to say it was a poor weed suppressor. Now I know full well you cant take one persons bad experience to the bank but does anything sound off about this to you? Maybe a non hardy variety, I think I read Emerald Carpet is a good one. I’m apparently zone 7 in NJ and never been to Tennessee but I assume the winters are colder here than any part of Tennessee on average. No big deal if you have no clue, can’t hurt to give it a try this fall with a single plant...See MoreLilac - yet another failed pruning attempt - why?
Comments (5)Sigh indeed. I know what the outcome of doing nothing will be - a completely blocked path and just the very topmost branches producing flower spikes. I think my past meddling has created a very lush and rounded shrub which would (potentially) )be wonderful as a free-standing specimen but is a horrible mess when crammed up against a greenhouse and batted out of the way at every attempt to squeeze past to get to my gate, I suspect the dense structure is also preventing any light at all from reaching the underbranches, not least because it is stuffed in a corridor. I. In my heart, I do know this is an untenable position although I was very interested in your moving a 15ft one,Roxanna and entertained such a possibility myself. Fleetingly.The garden path would have to be lifted, major effort expended, which I am not going to do (properly) for sure. I am going to have a hard look and get my leeny chainsaw pruner out...I definitely think doing a half-arsed effort would be tragic.I am also feeling less inclined to be sentimental, regarding children's offerings cos I already contend with a bloody huge ceonothus and a large potted acer - also 'gifts' of youngest (in my minuscule garden).,...See More- 4 years ago
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