How should I apply this to my plants? It helps them stay in place right?
Really want to DOMINATE (xL*) my stupid ever changing garden…help please
u/poopshipdestroyer34 — 1 day ago
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Had a baby in 2025- want to buy a bottle from that year to age til she turns 21ish….
Any advice on selection? I know storage is vitally important, let say it would be on a basement shelf sideways and generally around 65-67 degrees max. Is it even worth trying? Many thanks for any info and/or opinions
u/poopshipdestroyer34 — 1 month ago
I am replacing my entire front yard with native plants. This is my first step.
u/Sardonic_Centipede — 1 month ago
Little very wet meadow, lots of green now but tons of late summer blooms incoming (South East PA)
u/poopshipdestroyer34 — 2 months ago
A little front yard I planted two years back. Lookin pretty happy!!!
Formerly all turf grass. Sheet mulched in summer 2024, planted that fall.
A few of these species need a little more time to mature, and fill in some spots in the front, probably with the wild petunias which spread around really well.
Full sun, really fun little project
u/poopshipdestroyer34 — 2 months ago
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Middle of the City pollinator garden update pics
Finally getting some color goin on!
u/poopshipdestroyer34 — 2 months ago
Jackpot! Now I just need a lawn to convert………
u/poopshipdestroyer34 — 3 months ago
Is this poison ivy? I just rubbed a bunch on my eyes and used some as toilet paper. What to do?
u/poopshipdestroyer34 — 3 months ago
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The number of flowers on this single blue eyed grass is impressive
u/poopshipdestroyer34 — 3 months ago
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Found this North American Luna Moth yesterday while pulling weeds…
Hope I didn’t bother it too much or hurt it…absolutely gorgeous!!!! Guessing the walnut trees nearby are the host for this, I don’t see any of the primary host plants close by…hmm
u/poopshipdestroyer34 — 3 months ago
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u/poopshipdestroyer34 — 4 months ago
u/21Kuranashi — 4 months ago
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I love this freaking plant. Blooms early and flowers for a looong time. Tons of delicious healthy pollen. Beautiful! Tough! Well behaved relatively!
u/poopshipdestroyer34 — 4 months ago