
Heavy duty jig hooks.
I just recently purchased the Do-it Swimbait head mold and was wondering if anyone uses a strong/ heavy duty hook with this mold? If so what brand and number. If there is a better sub reddit for this question please tell me.TIA

I just recently purchased the Do-it Swimbait head mold and was wondering if anyone uses a strong/ heavy duty hook with this mold? If so what brand and number. If there is a better sub reddit for this question please tell me.TIA
So, I have an old central air-conditioning unit and I'm afraid if it stops working I will need to get a new one,yes its that old. I'm a construction worker and a job I'm working on has several units they are giving away and they are newer than mine by far. My question is can I grab one of them and have it installed? Does the whole system need to be changed or can I just get one that has the specs close to my old unit? Some pictures of what they are giving away if that helps.
I have 2 Autumn blaze maples that I planted as whips. They are growing fine but one of them rubbed up against a metal cage I have around it. The photo shows the wound. My question is will it be OK or should I just get another one. Thanks.
I still consider myself a newbie here and I was just wondering why I can't respond to a post with a picture? I notice some communities allow it and some including this one do not. Why not? I like helping people with visual aids and I think it would be great to see pictures of other people's trees even if it's not their post. TIA
So as you can see from the pictures, I planted my cuttings and have growth coming from two nodes. Two fig plants actually. Do most people cut one off and grow this as a single leader tree or just let it be as is? Also, do I leave the cutting where it is or is it supposed to be buried in soil? I also noticed a few leaves turned a light green at the bottom of the plants over the last few weeks. Is this normal or are they lacking a nutrient? TIA
Would anyone know what these are? They are on my Asiatac lillys.
So, I have a visitor to my garden once a year. She is an older oriental lady that is a professor at a local university and seen my garden from a parking lot near my home. We talk about my garden and she noticed I had pulled my scapes on my garlic. She told me I was doing it wrong. She told me that I should use a razor blade and cut a vertical slit in the garlic plant and completely remove the scape. Has anyone ever heard of this?
Hello everyone,
I'm new here and sure I will have many questions. I'm just getting ready to up pot my 2 Chicago hardy trees from cups. Any advice? When should I start fertilizer? Etc. I plan on growing them in pots and over wintering them in my garage. I also have 2 peach trees and an apricot that I just planted this spring.. I'm also an avid vegetable gardener for the past 10 years and start all my plants from seed indoors.
Its crappie time in Kansas. Show my your crappie photos. First crappy of the year. They are not that big but after waiting a year, I'll eat them!
So about a month ago I asked if I should prune my young peach trees and got conflicting advice. I have just let them grow and thought I would ask again. The trees are 4' tall. I would like to know if I should prune now or when dormant and if so how? What should I remove? Or should I let them grow for a while? Thanks.