I truly cannot decide what to buy

Currently have a 2021 jeep grand cherokee l and hate it. We have two kids (almost 1 and 3) and it’s just not big enough for road trips and all the kid stuff we need at this phase of life along with one of us sitting in the back with them.

Another kicker, my work will be doing return to office next point. So I’ll be driving 60ish miles a day commuting.

I was initially looking at Tahoe or GMC Yukon, but now with how much gas prices are and retailer commute - I don’t think that’s the smart move and I should look into EVs.

Problem with that is, finding a large EV is so hard if you’re not wanting to spend $100K, which I absolutely don’t want to. I’m looking at used and max wanna be in the high 50’s or low 60s.

I’m so lost. Does anyone have any recommendations

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u/ambs782 — 6 days ago

Got this elephant ear for $5 today

She mentioned it had some sun damage and she had a bunch of them. The leaf is still uncurling and stem seems pretty solid. I want to make it an indoor plant, but have never had one of these before.

Thoughts on if it will be okay and any tips on it being inside are appreciated :)

u/ambs782 — 2 months ago

Finally converted this shed into gardening storage

I’m so excited to not have my gardening stuff in 4 different places 😭🌷🌻

u/ambs782 — 4 months ago
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Just discovered rose bush in back yard…

So I just recently got into gardening and always ignored this bush (even completely chopped it last year whoops..) and learned today that it’s a rose bush! Does anyone have any guesses what kind of rose bush this could be? It has a stem that’s probably almost 8ft tall.

Thanks in advance!

Also to note - I just pulled the climbing weeds off it, trimmed some moldy stems, and treated it for mildew. And gave her a long deep water.

u/ambs782 — 4 months ago

Found out I have a rose bush…

So I just recently got into gardening and always ignored this bush (even completely chopped it last year whoops..) and learned today that it’s a rose bush! Does anyone have any guesses what kind of rose bush this could be? It has a stem that’s probably almost 8ft tall.

Thanks in advance!

Also to note - I just pulled the climbing weeds off it, trimmed some moldy stems, and treated it for mildew. And gave her a long deep water.

u/ambs782 — 4 months ago

Bathroom tile help!!

Open to any and all suggestions. This is my first remodel and nervous / over thinning it.

u/ambs782 — 5 months ago
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Which tile combos do you like the best?

Open to any and all suggestions. This is my first remodel and nervous / over thinning it.

u/ambs782 — 5 months ago
▲ 53 r/Remodel

Remodeling bathroom soon - need tile help.

Which tile combos do you like the best??? Open to any and all suggestions. This is my first remodel and nervous / over thinning it.

u/ambs782 — 5 months ago

Experience with Texas pink pomegranate trees?

Curious what yalls growing experience has been with these if you’ve tried them? I want to do it in a large pot ideally as we already have a lot of trees in our yard.

I’ll take any tips you have. Thanks for your time in advance!

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u/ambs782 — 5 months ago

I just got into gardening and I love it 😭

Here are before and after pictures of what I’ve done so far after we bought our house! Redid the flower bed with mainly flowers and plants, with some veggies and fruit plants in pots! This weekend I’m putting garden beds in the side yard for watermelons

Excited to find this sub ❤️

Also, why do all home owners fill garden beds with rocks 😭 makes redoing anything hell on earth. The last home owners put rocks and stone everywhere and we just have piles of it now.

u/ambs782 — 5 months ago

I just got into gardening and I love it 😭

Here are before and after pictures of what I’ve done so far after we bought our house! Redid the flower bed with mainly flowers and plants, with some veggies and fruit plants in pots! This weekend I’m putting garden beds in the side yard for watermelons

Excited to find this sub ❤️

Also, why do all home owners fill garden beds with rocks 😭 makes redoing anything hell on earth. The last home owners put rocks and stone everywhere and we just have piles of it now.

u/ambs782 — 5 months ago