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▲ 40 r/AusPropertyChat

Landlords, if a long term tenant wrote a heartfelt letter about buying their rental from you would you consider it?

My partner and I are renting a place in our hometown, we’re crazy about nature and it has the most beautiful backyard with huge gum trees and it backs onto the bush. We have multiple species of birds visiting every day as well as brush tail and ringtail possums that call the backyard home.

The house itself is a 70s fibro shack and I know the landlord has had lots of costly issues over the years and he spends as little as possible on it

He lives 2hrs away and we haven’t met him in the 4 years we’ve been here. The yard brings me so much joy and I’m only down the road from my nanna who I help care for, plus he owns multiple properties and I know he has no emotional connection to the place. Is this too much wishful thinking? 😫

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u/Agreeable-Rich-8509 — 13 days ago
▲ 162 r/australianwildlife

Pacific Baza and his mate landed in our backyard this morning, first time seeing them! - Central Coast NSW

Thought it was a giant pigeon at first 🤣 love seeing so many different birds show up in our yard

u/Agreeable-Rich-8509 — 1 month ago
▲ 3 r/GardeningAustralia

Ideas for natives in east facing garden, shaded mostly in summer, full sun in winter

Looking for ideas on what to plant underneath these trees. The tricky thing is the branches/leaves will shade them during summer but then they will be in about 6hrs of direct sun over autumn/winter/spring

u/Agreeable-Rich-8509 — 2 months ago
▲ 65 r/GardeningAustralia

Advice on removing this monstrosity

The leaves are razor sharp and leave you with stinging cuts. We are thinking hacking at it with a chainsaw. But will probably have to suit up completely regardless, we have no idea how difficult the roots are. Pray for us 😫

u/Agreeable-Rich-8509 — 2 months ago
▲ 22 r/GardeningAustralia

Need advice on digitally planning out a native garden!

Hey guys! I’m looking to plant a decently sized native garden in my mums front yard. It’s currently all completely grass except for two medium sized trees. I’m having a difficult time properly conceptualising and planning it out. Was wondering if anyone who’s planned a garden before has any good programs or tips they’d like to share?

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u/Agreeable-Rich-8509 — 3 months ago
▲ 721 r/crochet

My first project, haven’t dropped any stitches but my tension has obviously got a lot tighter 🙃

I’m starting to stress about the difference between the start and current row of this baby blanket I’m making. It’s way shorter now and looked super uneven. Will blocking it save it slightly or is it just going to look absolutely ridiculous? 🥲 I’ve put so many hours into it and it’s a gift for someone

u/Agreeable-Rich-8509 — 3 months ago
▲ 2.2k r/houseplants

Can anyone ID this pest on my plant???

Jokes aside this is Penny and she thinks the plant pole is her personal playground 😆 no plants or snakes were harmed

u/Agreeable-Rich-8509 — 4 months ago
▲ 7 r/sydney

Anyone miss out on tickets to Motionless in White tonight ??

Not sure if this isn’t allowed but couldn’t see anything in the rules 😬😬 if anyone wants a free ticket to the show tonight at the Hordern hit me up and I can text it through. I can’t make it 😭

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u/Agreeable-Rich-8509 — 4 months ago
▲ 173 r/australianwildlife

These Lewins honeyeaters were going crazy on this palm in our backyard. There were about 6 of them, I’ve never seen so many together. Central Coast, NSW

u/Agreeable-Rich-8509 — 4 months ago
▲ 2 r/GardeningAustralia

My partner and I are attempting to grow veggies for the first time. Advice on keeping possums out?

Hi guys! As the title says we are growing veggies for the first time this winter. It’s still very early on so most things have stayed untouched but we have multiple brushtail and ringtail possums around and on our property

I’m worried that one everything starts to come to fruition they’re going to treat themselves to a buffet 😬 wondering what the best (and safest for the wildlife) option would be?

u/Agreeable-Rich-8509 — 4 months ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 25.2k r/PastAndPresentPics+1 crossposts

My cat went missing for 12.5 years. This is him when we got him back vs 6 months later

He was handed into a vets as a stray, weighing barely 2kg (4.4lbs) and with a nasty tumour in his ear. Thank you to the power of the microchip (and mum not changing her number) we were reunited !! We paid for the tumour to be removed and despite all the risk factors weighing against him (he was 16, severely anaemic, and they knicked an artery during the surgery, almost causing him to bleed out) he made a full recovery!!

We still have no idea where he went that whole time. He went missing in 2012 and we got him back last year, and he was found about 25km (15.5 miles) away from our home. But it’s crazy how much a bit of love (and food) can do 🥰

u/Agreeable-Rich-8509 — 5 months ago