One of the most fragnant flowers in my garden
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One of the most fragnant flowers in my garden

Cephalanthus occidentalis is a native shrub, that has unique shaped flowers that have a vanilla like fragrance. It attracts pollinators including hummingbirds and tolerates shade and clay soil!

u/CanYouCanACanInACan — 1 day ago

Is there a reason we rarely sign Argentinian players?

Last time we had one it was E. Martinez , saying this as I am not a big fan of Argentinian players as I feel they are a bit arrogant.

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u/CanYouCanACanInACan — 3 days ago

Is there still a role for a pantry if it is not a walk in?

We are in the process of probably half remodeling our kitchen but we have a small pantry next to our fridge that I feel kinda in an odd position. I am thinking of demolishing it completely and some of the space left will add long cabinets.

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u/CanYouCanACanInACan — 4 days ago
▲ 9 r/grapes

What's causing this?

I planted two grape vines (unfortunately I don't remember the varieties I planted) around 4 years ago. This is the first year they bear fruits however all the berries appear like this. I am in NE Ohio (zone 6b). Is it fungal and how to mitigate this?

u/CanYouCanACanInACan — 9 days ago

I bought this plant 2 years ago from home depot labled 16 candles summersweet. I just replanted it to another area but google lens and picture this are saying something completely different? Zone 6b Ohio

u/CanYouCanACanInACan — 1 month ago
▲ 3 r/Decks

So we bought a 12*16 aluminum louvered pergola to place over our deck. There is one post where I don't have access under the deck to install a block to support the pergola post. Can I cut and patch a wood board? The screws are very embedded and most heads are stripped to remove the hole board.

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u/CanYouCanACanInACan — 2 months ago