Menu of new taco truck in Fauntleroy, La Casa Del Sabor. Open today, 7/4

Menu of new taco truck in Fauntleroy, La Casa Del Sabor. Open today, 7/4

I did not try it, have no affiliation, and no further information. And no, I don't know what some of those words are supposed to be. But the menu isn't available online so I'm posting it here.

u/FernandoNylund — 1 day ago

Reminder: the top caterpillar is bad and must be killed because it eats tomatoes, which are prized by American gardeners. The bottom one is good, because it eats dill, which we DGAF about. When in doubt, decide whether a bug is friend or foe based on your personal feelings.

u/FernandoNylund — 3 days ago

Saw this guy commentating on a World Cup match yesterday and immediately thought of an IBCK intro. "Peter." "Shmichael." "What do you know about..."

u/FernandoNylund — 4 days ago

/uj & meta: Sometimes I wish this sub had a pinned post for "requests" where we could drop content to inspire CJs without writing our own...

u/FernandoNylund — 28 days ago

Native gardening is picking the correct plants for your conditions. What's native to direct summer sunlight on a shallow planter placed on concrete? No, I will not move or change the planter. It was here first.

u/FernandoNylund — 29 days ago
▲ 753 r/Costco

Kirkland Signature women's pullover hoodie (item 7771786, Vuori dreamknit fabric dupe) drawstrings has KS logo aglets! 😆

u/FernandoNylund — 1 month ago

8 fucking gardens full of natives. 4 Birds feeders, two bird baths, two insect watering stations and a half an acre flood plain full of native flowers. Plus another one acre of woods. That’s why I've earned the right to create a parasite and invasive insect haven.

Fuck you, average Redditor. And you too, "native" bees!

u/FernandoNylund — 1 month ago
▲ 129 r/NativePlantCirclejerk+1 crossposts

This lilac is my only non-native ornamental from early mistakes. Can it be left or will I regret it forever? Year 2. 6b.

I have a tiny yard. Probably 600 sq. ft. of plant space. I’ve gone heavy with flowering plants and need shrubs or small trees. I have 4 chokeberry bushes, NJ Tea, baptisia,northern high bush blueberry plants, and a sweet pepper bush. I have dwindled down my early non-natives to just this one. I need something tall, slender, and upright.

My question is have any of you lived happily with a non native from an earlier decision, or is it a forgone conclusion and it’s only a matter of time before I rip it up so better now than later?

u/FernandoNylund — 1 month ago

Anyone in the Mondovi, WI area available to go audit this "polyculture" farm? I need clarification on the specific species of each ingredient. I plan to sort out all non-native ingredients. Obviously the m*llein is out!

u/FernandoNylund — 2 months ago

The producers of "I just ate this plant I found growing in a ditch; what is it?" bring you "How do I murder these bugs? Also, what are they?"

u/FernandoNylund — 2 months ago