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I have lost my garden two years in a row to weeds. I bought weed barrier. I put in over a 100 barrier staples and tent posts to keep it down. It is very windy where I live. (Southern VT, high altitude). It was a lot of work to put it down. I was just wondering for people who have used it before – Do you take it up every fall? Or move it in the spring? I have 4 rolls 300 feet long 6 foot wide.
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I need it for uni and I’m at least a 35 min drive from anything not commercial or wild. It’s for my uni class and also a chance to show off your water wise plants! lol
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Xeriscape Plants for the Dry Garden The use of drought tolerant plants is one of the basic tenets in xeriscape design. Nowhere is the phrase “the right plant in the right place” more apt than in xeriscaping. Choosing the right plants to save the water is fundamental. Water capture systems and water conservation methods and making full use […]
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I am currently planting everything in pots on my patio because I had garden beds during the covid shutdown, and you couldn’t even tell there were beds there after a year. The Bermuda just took completely over. But is there a way to work with it? Can I just dig a hole and stick a plant in it and it coexist with the Bermuda? Or is the Bermuda stealing nutrients or something?
*can you tell I’m really trying to avoid dealing with the Bermuda grass lawn?
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Hello everyone,
I am looking for the complete technical documentation and detailed drawings for the Vector Fog C 150 sprayer. If these are not available, I would also appreciate any technical manuals, schematics, or documentation related to similar models or equipment from the same manufacturer.
My goal is to understand the construction and specifications of this device for maintenance and repair purposes. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to find this information through open sources.
If anyone has access to these documents or can point me in the right direction, I would be very grateful.
Thank you in advance!
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Astroloba pentagona is a small succulent with crowded leaves arranged in five rows along slender, usually upright or sometimes sprawling …
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In the edge of my property there is a patch of grass that misteriously died. It is a small spot, but it concerns me because 1. That part of my yard is the most abundant. Plenty of water and sun, 2. It is also at the edge of my baby food forest. The closest plants i have to the spot are a rasberry, and and elderberry. A little further down i have a cherry tree. Hiw can i test if poison is present on the ground?
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Booker COO to take up role as Tesco chief executive for EuropeBooker chief operating officer (COO) Jonny McQuarrie is taking over as Tesco’s CEO of central Europe, succeeding Matt Simister who recently announced his departure from the supermarket. McQuarrie spent three years as COO of Booker, following…
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a recall notice concerning tomatoes distributed in three U.S. southern states due to potential salmonella contamination. Initially announced on May 2, this recall has now been escalated to a Class I recall, the most urgent level designated by the agency…
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