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I was hoping to turn a section of yard into a native/butterfly/bee area, but the rock is only 3" down.

I spent about 4 hours with a rock bar to get one plant in the ground. I really don't want to repeat that. Building up the soil is troublesome because it is bordered by trees. I don't want to bury the trunk, and there are some surface roots running through the area.

What plants are good at growing at shallow depths or in/on limestone? It does have an irrigation system (very shallow, of course).

ETA-it gets about 8 hours of sun

I am on my 3rd period in 4 weeks. This one has been 30 hours straight of an ultra tampon every 1-1.5 hrs. I can't do ANYTHING like this. At no more than an 1.5 hrs in, it's running past the tampon and everywhere like a freaking horror movie.

Seriously, at what point do I go to urgent care? I don't have a GYN as I just moved across the country and my first appointment isn't until Monday.

What other symptoms should I look out for? Everything online says to see your doctor, but this subreddit is full of other women where this is just part of perimenopause. I feel like I'll be treated like I'm overreacting.

When we moved into our house, a frame/poster was left behind. I reverse image searched it, and the photograph appears to be "Infinity Tree" by Peter Lik.

This is clearly not a $12,000 fine art print. But I'm curious how this poster came to be. Where would someone get a copy of this photograph with enough resolution to make a 24" x 36" poster?

I don't want it. Is it best to destroy it or can I offer it on a freecycle?

Just moved here and looking for a regular old pizza takeout/delivery joint for family pizza night.

It seems like Boerne either has "fancy" pizza of the 12-14" wood fired variety, or chain pizza like Pizza Hut, Dominoes, Little Caesar's.

Am I missing a local place?

We tried Marco's last night. It was pretty meh on the pizza and the wings were really, really bad. Tiny, rubbery, I have no idea what the sauce was but it was NOT buffalo.

If so, would you like my super worm breeders? I'm moving and don't reall want to take them across the country. I really feel bad killing them when they are such productive little buggers.

We are moving in 30 days, and I have a colony of superworm beetles that I'd give to someone that is interested. This group is on the older side on average, so no guarantees on their longevity, but they have been great producers for me.