Latex mold for scandinavian Gnome called Tegu
Latex mold for scandinavian Gnome called Tegu
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look at this fella! an original Poortvliet on ebay!! I wish I could buy it but its definitely outwith my budget 😂❤️🍄
look at this fella! an original Poortvliet on ebay!! I wish I could buy it but its definitely outwith my budget 😂❤️🍄
HOA landscape guidelines refresh: garden instead of front lawn
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Japanese Radish Cover Crop - Will it Affect Existing Flowers / Shrubs / Bulbs ?
Question: if I plant Japanese Radish seeds in late August (Zone 6) as a 'cover crop' as a way to try to ammend/soften/nourish/fix the existing garden soil, will the radishes negatively affect/ruin my existing flower garden?Soil Background: The soil is dry and compacted (and clay-y at the bottom); I've added compost, I've added gypsum, all with no luck. A few years back when my husband and I bought the house, he roto-tilled the soil, which I think brought up a LOT of clay. I read that Japanese Radish can be planted in late Summer, allowed to grow, then can die/rot and that this process will magically repair the soil's health come Springtime.Current Garden: I have a 'three-season' flower bed consisting of perennial flowers such as Bleeding Hearts, Helenium, Black Lace Elderberry, some tulips, and some others (the 'others' did not survive since planted last Fall as seedlings/juveniles - I suspect that they couldn't breathe in that awful soil).I sup
Japanese Radish Cover Crop - Will it Affect Existing Flowers / Shrubs / Bulbs ?
Question: if I plant Japanese Radish seeds in late August (Zone 6) as a 'cover crop' as a way to try to ammend/soften/nourish/fix the existing garden soil, will the radishes negatively affect/ruin my existing flower garden?Soil Background: The soil is dry and compacted (and clay-y at the bottom); I've added compost, I've added gypsum, all with no luck. A few years back when my husband and I bought the house, he roto-tilled the soil, which I think brought up a LOT of clay. I read that Japanese Radish can be planted in late Summer, allowed to grow, then can die/rot and that this process will magically repair the soil's health come Springtime.Current Garden: I have a 'three-season' flower bed consisting of perennial flowers such as Bleeding Hearts, Helenium, Black Lace Elderberry, some tulips, and some others (the 'others' did not survive since planted last Fall as seedlings/juveniles - I suspect that they couldn't breathe in that awful soil).I sup
I make cotton tote bags featuring my illustrations. What do you think? 🍄🌿https://ift.tt/TWoFGOt
I make cotton tote bags featuring my illustrations. What do you think? 🍄🌿https://ift.tt/TWoFGOt
Do any of you guys know of someone that makes custom lawn gnomes?
Do any of you guys know of someone that makes custom lawn gnomes?
Sunflower SOS - I don't know what happened to this one!! The other two I have look perfect
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I just got this gnome harvesting tool on Fortnite! it's still in the store in a bundle for 1200 v bucks. At first I was conflicted because you bash things with his head but he giggles when you do it so he must like it 😂🍄❤️
I just got this gnome harvesting tool on Fortnite! it's still in the store in a bundle for 1200 v bucks. At first I was conflicted because you bash things with his head but he giggles when you do it so he must like it 😂🍄❤️
New spider web after "showering" lemon tree? What to do from here?
For a few days now, I noticed that there are multiple thin webstrings around my potted lemon tree (its on my balcony). I read online that these could possibly come from spider mites. I couldnt really see any mites with the naked eye, but I saw these thin, singular webstrings that also seemed to get more as the days went by. And I think that my leaves also have some new damage on them (im not sure because I dont know which damage is new and which was already there). So yesterday, I decided to spray the leaves with some water to hopefully wash the mites and the webs off.I think it worked because there were some tiny white dots on the soil afterwards (though I still cant make them out to be mites). Anyways, I left the tree to dry over the night.This morning, I checked the tree again and to my surprise, the exact spot where I initially found the first web had a totally new and different web on it. It looked much more like a spider web with all those parallel lines you typically see and wa
A Gnome slipping on the only river rock that looked "less slippery", while dropping his favorite gadget !
A Gnome slipping on the only river rock that looked "less slippery", while dropping his favorite gadget !
Storing potatoes which have already sprouted
I got a bunch of really cheap seed potatoes however they are all already sprouting. I guess that's the reason they were so cheap...Now I am wondering if I can remove the sprouts and store them in a cool place until early next year or if this is already to late to do that. I will definitely plant some but planting all of them will be quite a challenge.
A Elderly Gnome with one eye falls asleep while singing to his prized bonsai. He lost his eye while pruning and falling asleep.
A Elderly Gnome with one eye falls asleep while singing to his prized bonsai. He lost his eye while pruning and falling asleep.
