u/SharkSquishy

I've been using this treadmill on and off over a year. Last week it started making that noise during a walking session. Does anyone have any clue what it could be?

Eta it also smells like burnt rubber.

Zone 6b, Canadian East Coast! My house sit on just under an acre. It is mostly lawn with some landscaping.

As I'm constantly adding beds/making them bigger, I don't want a hardscaping edge (rocks/metal/etc).

id like to get a trencher to help make clean garden bed edges. I have a edger shovel for maintenance, and my weed Wacker converts into a small edger but a electric edging tool will be a life saver for me (joint issues).

The picture is a big round bed. It was previously Tufts of sad grass, I cardboarded it, let it Solaris, dump tons of good compost / soil and the plants are thriving. The perennials are starting to pop up again after a long cold winter.

Zone 6b.

this space is a pain to mow, and there's a pretty steep hill right there.

My dog used to love to dig there, as he was sick we let him do whatever he wanted at the end. Ignore the wood logs that's what we had on hand to protect the shrubs from the pup.

Now he's gone sadly and it's kind of a bummer to see his favorite dig spot.

So we would like to fill this entire section with low evergreens (nothing that goes above the porch floor so 2-3 feet high tops). I would love some suggestions. I saw some blue stars and dwarf mungo shrubs at my local nursery but might drive around the Nova Scotia nurseries with a list of options.

Black peony, amazing grey, Flanders, ziar blue, rose peony, Jimmy's purple haze, mother of pearl, after midnight, amphora, falling in love.

Might have blacked out when ordering poppies seeds.