▲ 17 r/shutdownfullcast
The Falcons continue their run of statistical greatness
u/Alternative_Horse_56 — 21 days ago
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r/itsaratsnake r/MitchellAndWebb r/herpetology r/HumansInMyHouse r/DiveInYouCoward r/Arkansas r/CapybaraGoGame r/nfl r/lawncare r/badassanimals r/shutdownfullcast r/HIMYM r/PeepShowQuotes r/nope r/nflrookies r/gatech r/NativePlantCirclejerk r/RamblinWreck
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Helos with Jianghu Meow
Does Helos work with Jianghu Meow the same way it works with Raphael? The basic skills look more or less the same as far as I can tell.
u/Alternative_Horse_56 — 1 month ago
[Highlight] Haynes King runs for a TD to win the Hall of Fame Game
u/AardvarkNo4361 — 2 months ago
New medicine just dropped yall!
Throw out those antidepressants and fuck a mimosa, you morons.
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u/Alternative_Horse_56 — 4 months ago
Viral video taken by Arkansas real estate agent shows house infested with snakes
u/Alternative_Horse_56 — 4 months ago
Is this thatch? Fescue
Is this thatch? I keep reading that fescue doesn’t really develop thatch, but the grass doesn’t look healthy, and I just took some cores and they look like this. I have really dense clay soil (Midwest). I have “dethatched”/scarified with a greenworks machine and over-seeded the past 2 years, but now I feel like I’ve just been making things worse.
- Is this salvageable?
- Do I just have to wait it out until fall to address this? I hate to even waste water on this lawn all summer.
- Recommendations to better prevent this? Should I be bagging all clippings?
u/Alternative_Horse_56 — 5 months ago
You may have heard of the chestnut blight ...
You may have heard that the chestnut blight killed all of the American chestnut trees, but did you know that there is a completely different tree instead *insert smug face* please call and buy my trees
u/Alternative_Horse_56 — 5 months ago