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How to handle this weed?

Alright, I know. This is neglectful and easy to have prevented. But I didn’t do what I was supposed to in spring, and I let the back yard get way out of hand.

This one weed is killing me though. It has intense pollen in really allergic to, so mask and goggles is required. Naturally, it’s hot as hell, so I’ll be sauna face when I work at it. And the roots are soft and fibrous and the one in the photo is much stronger than I and stuck under a bunch of rocks so I can’t pull it without tearing up a square foot of dirt. Plus it has thistles?? My socks are cactus now and I wore shorts not knowing.

What chemicals can I get at Home Depot to kill this and maybe help fertilize? And if anyone could tell me what weed this is so I can add it to my allergy profile that would be nice…

Portland OR

u/epic_username11 — 3 days ago
▲ 7 r/iphonehelp

I have the 12 mini. Been a great phone for years. But why is it that I’m not even using had my storage, while iOS data is such a huge percent of storage? I can’t download updates, what do I do?

u/epic_username11 — 4 months ago
▲ 53 r/Writeresearch

Current story idea includes a character who finds a portal to a specific place in ye olden times, still iffy on the exact timing based on how research goes. I’m wanting it to be that this character isn’t all that impressive a cook in modern days, like able to whip up a decent meal from recipes but has no knowledge of why certain things need to happen certain ways or how to grow his own food/butcher his own meat/bake his own bread. But it’s important that something silly, like boxed mac and cheese, blows this king type character away so much that the MC is appointed royal chef or whatever title fits and just goes back and forth between present and past like commuting to a day job.

So the question is: Would basic boxed foods like that be impressive? Thinking Western European, but also into the idea of Viking areas if it makes more sense. I know a lot seasonings were common, but are there any I need to keep in mind not existing back then?

And of course, links to where I could find this information myself is equally as if not more helpful than comments.

Thanks in advance!!!

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u/epic_username11 — 4 months ago
▲ 23 r/landscaping

EDIT: RESOLVED! Many thanks to everyone who commented, y’all are overwhelmingly helpful lol

I’m getting rid of the river rock front lawn so I can plant grass or clover. I’m using a shovel and a metal rake, I’ve already gotten rid of the clean top layers of rock by piling them up and letting people from Facebook free scoop, but no one wants the bottom layer that’s equal parts dirt and rock. What are some ways I can split those up? Trying to buy/rent tools as little as possible.

To those who will ask “why would you do that?” I’m young, I have the time, and I like green. I know grass is high maintenance, but I’m up for it.

Any help is appreciated, thanks!

u/epic_username11 — 4 months ago
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I’m getting rid of the river rock front lawn so I can plant grass or clover. I’m using a shovel and a metal rake, I’ve already gotten rid of the clean top layers of rock by piling them up and letting people from Facebook free scoop, but no one wants the bottom layer that’s equal parts dirt and rock. What are some ways I can split those up? Trying to buy/rent tools as little as possible.

To those who will ask “why would you do that?” I’m young, I have the time, and I like green. I know grass is high maintenance, but I’m up for it.

Any help is appreciated, thanks!

u/epic_username11 — 4 months ago