I recommend Johnnys Selected Seeds for high quality veggie seeds. They have a good selection and I've had very impressive germination rates with their seeds.
Yes please. See we're friends now, let's go share our candy bar in the shade of that big ole oak tree and see what the wind in the leaves tells us about life.
I just let the native one grow, I'm not actually sure what variety it is but I encourage it and spread the seeds around each fall. The hollyhocks tried to take over the whole garden this year, I had to pull some out, but those that are left are almost 3 feet tall already (the leaves, no flower spikes yet). We've been getting a lot of rain here.
I've been saying it for months. Teslas are inherantly unsafe and I won't ride in one.
I've been saying it for months. Teslas are inherantly unsafe and I won't ride in one.
I recommend Johnnys Selected Seeds for high quality veggie seeds. They have a good selection and I've had very impressive germination rates with their seeds.
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The just sell the machines, or lease them. A lot of smaller operators buy in bulk from Costco and use that to stock the machine.
Looks nice, thanks for sharing. I've been meaning to try ASA for outdoor applications.
They still live next door to each other but there is a restraining order in place.
Went after the other neighbor with a weed whacker after the other neighbor had dumped a bucket of water on the first neighbors wife.
It's the most fun when you're terrible at it!
The luddites specifically were a group in England but the sentiment was the same in parts of the us and Europe with other movements.
Yes please. See we're friends now, let's go share our candy bar in the shade of that big ole oak tree and see what the wind in the leaves tells us about life.
Make a friend to share with. Offering half a candy bar is a great way to make friends.
The luddites! They smashed weaving looms in England.
Does it mildly infuriate you?
Which is really sad when you think about it. It's a blow to our collective knowledge.
Very helpful thank
I just let the native one grow, I'm not actually sure what variety it is but I encourage it and spread the seeds around each fall. The hollyhocks tried to take over the whole garden this year, I had to pull some out, but those that are left are almost 3 feet tall already (the leaves, no flower spikes yet). We've been getting a lot of rain here.
Congratulations!
Hes such an asshole
Milkweed and hollyhocks for me, they grow like weeds