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looks a lot liek the termate eggs in my driveway
Roxdog's admission
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jaydeehess
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Ahhh, Wildcat. Not unlike my own garden other than mine is in the backyard. Just large enough for some beans, peas,carrots and a few potato plants.
I also keep trying onions but they don't get very big.
I also keep trying onions but they don't get very big.
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heres my flower garden....its the faint circle near the middle fo the pic
WildCat
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That is my back yard - the garage has a door to the alley and another one to the yard, it's very convenient that way.
I mostly grow peppers and tomatoes, but you can see I am also trying to grow some grape vines and I have a few plum trees.
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OMFG, it's a faerie circle!!!!!heres my flower garden....its the faint circle near the middle fo the pic
Nice big yard, if I had one that big it would have horseshoe pits! But not much yard to be had in a 30'x125' city lot.
jaydeehess
Penultimate Amazing
I don't think plums would do well here. Some apple varieties do, my Dad has a couple of trees. We have a 40 foot Basswood in our yard and a line of Lilacs along the back(west) fence. I have two garden areas, one about 20 ft by 14 ft and the other about 10 ft by 3 ft , and some planters. I usually put either peppers or tomatoes in the planters( last year I did peppers because I knew I would not be around much to water the garden and tomatoes develop thick, tough skin if they don't get enough water) and the small garden is either beans or peas because it is only 12 inches of good soil on top of bedrock. The bigger plot a 16 inch laer of good , compost enhanced soil on sand base.
If we cut down the tree I'd have more garden but if I cut down the tree the wife will hit me with large pieces of it.
uh ,, oh yeah we were discussing Roxdog.............
We don't have any weiner trees near here either.
If we cut down the tree I'd have more garden but if I cut down the tree the wife will hit me with large pieces of it.
uh ,, oh yeah we were discussing Roxdog.............
We don't have any weiner trees near here either.
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I don't think plums would do well here. Some apple varieties do, my Dad has a couple of trees. We have a 40 foot Basswood in our yard and a line of Lilacs along the back(west) fence. I have two garden areas, one about 20 ft by 14 ft and the other about 10 ft by 3 ft , and some planters. I usually put either peppers or tomatoes in the planters( last year I did peppers because I knew I would not be around much to water the garden and tomatoes develop thick, tough skin if they don't get enough water) and the small garden is either beans or peas because it is only 12 inches of good soil on top of bedrock. The bigger plot a 16 inch laer of good , compost enhanced soil on sand base.
If we cut down the tree I'd have more garden but if I cut down the tree the wife will hit me with large pieces of it.
uh ,, oh yeah we were discussing Roxdog.............
In a PM Roxie tells me he favours brassicas and early potatoes, with catch crops of lettuce and radish. Some sweet corn later, and a few courgettes and peppers.
He has a wormery, and uses only natural organic pesticides.
He's a sweetie really, much misunderstood and just needing a hug (plus a rotovator).
aggle-rithm
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That's what arguments look like when the premises are essentially the same as the conclusions.
Yep -
normal linky (near the bottom of that page)
( was going to post a proxy link, but my usual proxy has been suspended
)Dogboy and his lying sycophantic acolyte liar drones are already weaseling.
Meanwhile, you'll be pleased to hear my leeks have germinated
Eh, have some pity for the poor kid. He spends his free time playing 'God' to a bunch of CT-obsessed kids not much younger than he is. Speaking to roxdog just causes him to fly into a psychotic rage when he is forced to realize that he knows next to nothing about 9/11. People like this use a vacuum to absorb 'troof' from videos and integrate the 'proof' into their self-identity. Exposing their gross lack of knowledge prevents these kids from pretending to be experts to other kids that don't have the time or patience to watch 2+ hour CT videos.