i even wash new pots...the store has them outside so they are dusty as yer mom's freshly gold bond covered balls!
the plant equivalent of filling your shoes with tacksthe nutrient crud and all those nasty pathogens lining all my containers.… seem so happy down there
flower~power said:i even wash new pots...the store has them outside so they are dusty as yer mom's freshly gold bond covered balls!
Could that drainage with crushed stone be your field lines from your septic system?I wish I was washing pots. Out here doing some real man's work digging down @12" to extend my garden. Someone decided to put some sort of drainage for god knows what so I have to separate the crushed stone out. Got a little more left to do.
I’m looking at the price. I paid 18 bucks a lb for t-bones SaturdayView attachment 19002244 View attachment 19002246 Avert your eyes, if you’re a vegetarian ….
I'd just like a nice one. I can cook, clean and shop. Or at least ask my kids too.I needed a wife who could help cook and clean and shop… like 40 years ago
Nah, it's up hill from my house and I am on town sewer so no septic thankfully. At first I thought it was just the bulk left over stone from when they originally built the house and put a pool in but than as I got down a little over 12" I see there is a capped flexible drainage pipe and just stopped digging as I don't need to go down any further anyway. Just need to be able to run the tiller without pulling up stone @8". Fortunately I am pretty well versed in building systems and with this making no sense I am just gonna write it off and try not to think to much more about it. If for some reason my yard starts flooding I guess I will know why. Thanks for asking about the septic as I could definitely see someone doing that and getting into a shitty situationCould that drainage with crushed stone be your field lines from your septic system?
less meat,more fiber!Trying to think of a poop joke …but I’m coming out empty….
they had ribeye at $7.89 a lb at PriceLess on Mothers Day...I paid 18 bucks a lb for t-bones Saturday