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Image 1 — It isn't ideal, but can I keep him in here for possibly 12 hours?
Image 2 — It isn't ideal, but can I keep him in here for possibly 12 hours?
Image 3 — It isn't ideal, but can I keep him in here for possibly 12 hours?
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It isn't ideal, but can I keep him in here for possibly 12 hours?

I'm in Ohio and plan on taking him to either a vet or humane society tomorrow. I live in a small studio and do not have a room to lock him in. But he has a pretty substantial injury to his leg and I have been trying to get him for a couple of months. In short should I let him go and try and get him again until I have an appointment or should I keep him in the trap until we can get help?

u/Cute-Republic2657 — 5 days ago

Passaflora incarnata advice needed: Ohio 6b

I am looking for advice on how deep I need to install a barrier to prevent the plant from sending out aggressive runners. Do any of y'all have experience with containing this in a bed or some sort of other planting? Pictured are some runners and clippings that I transplanted/propagated.

u/Cute-Republic2657 — 2 months ago

Second Year Rattlesnake Master and First Blooms!

The poor thing was hit by my neighbor's mower going too close to my end of the hell strip this spring, but it bounced right back!

u/Cute-Republic2657 — 3 months ago

Butternut walnut gift for my new yard (Juglans cinerea)

It was touch and go after receiving this sapling from a friend. He put it in a pot and the shock looked pretty serious, but with putting it in a place with early morning sun and afternoon shade it's growing anew!!! I'm so excited to see it fruit in some 20ish years.

u/Cute-Republic2657 — 4 months ago