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  1. Thread: unwanted trees

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    Re: unwanted trees

    When I bought my three acre lot ten years ago it was covered with tallow tree saplings, all 1" or less in diameter. After a three or four years of mowing the lot on a semi-regular basis all of the...
  2. Thread: Sweet potatoes

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    Re: Sweet potatoes

    Some folks buy sweet potatoes by the truckload in the fall to put out near their stands for deer season. I have never tried it so I don't know from personal experience, but from what others say it...
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    Re: muddy pond tips

    </font><blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:</font><hr />
    The county extension agent told me to take two 1quart jars of pond water and add gypsum to one and lime to the other and see which...
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    Re: How\'s your garden?

    This is my first year in my new house at my new location so I have a very small garden. I have three roma and three big boy tomatoes and 12 jalepeno and 12 sweet bell peppers. I have been eating...
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    Re: Exotic bird in my yard?

    Actually, now that I think about it, I have seen mockingbirds chase crows, too. Mockybirds don't take much guff off of any bird, do they?
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    Re: Exotic bird in my yard?

    There you have it!
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    Re: Exotic bird in my yard?

    Good story with a happy ending! /forums/images/icons/laugh.gif
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    Re: Exotic bird in my yard?

    I would like to see a bird aggessive enough to chase a crow away! /forums/images/icons/shocked.gif
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    Re: Exotic bird in my yard?

    I kinda figure it was a wanderer. To me it was way to shy to be an escapee, but who knows. I wish it would have stayed. It sure added an extra dash of color and sound to my backyard.
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    Re: Texas Dewberries (wild/native)

    Now that's a nice patch of dewberries. I have blackberries growing on the back of my property. When they ripen I hope I can pick enough to make just one cobbler. Mmm!
  11. Thread: ladybugs

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    Re: ladybugs

    Hey Bob,

    I'll trade you some of my aphids for some of your ladybugs! I find a few ladybugs here and there on my plants but gazillions of aphids!

    Seriously, I am glad I am not plagued with an...
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    Re: Opinions and comments on wheel barrows

    I had a similar experience at "Close" about a month ago. The kits were mismatched and in disarray on the shelves. However, the clerk was diligent and managed to get the right parts matched together...
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    Re: Exotic bird in my yard?

    Sorry I can't give a better description. It was bigger than a parakeet, about the size of the grackles at my feeder, green and had a beak like a parrot... and it squawked really loud! It was very...
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    Exotic bird in my yard?

    This past Sunday I got out of my car after a day at work and an unidentifiable bird noise caught my attention. As I looked for the source of the unusual bird song I saw a bird fly away from my bird...
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    Re: Sheetrock as a soil amendment?

    That does sound like a good idea... if I had a chipper. Right now I have a huge pile of topsoil/ mortar sand/ dirt yard sand/ clay/pond dirt that I am mixing it into with my tractor. Eventually I...
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    Re: Sheetrock as a soil amendment?

    Thanks for the info, Buckeye. I still have a big ol' pile of it which has been breaking down for the past six months. I think I will mix it in w/ my compost and topsoil piles and use it in my future...
  17. Thread: Mystery plant

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    Re: Mystery plant

    Those grew everywhere when I was a kid. I never knew what they were but I knew exactly what to do with them. Break a whole limb off below the last clump of berries, grasp the base of the limb, pick...
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    Re: First Garden invaded by moles

    My uncle had a mole problem earlier this year until he bought some of these:

    http://www.nottproducts.com/smokebomb/smokebomb.jpg

    He just lit the fuse and stuck it fuse first into a tunnel. His...
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    Re: Burying Propane Tank

    <font color="blue">The advantage of burying the tank is that you can't stand next to it and smoke.</font color>

    Huh? /forums/images/icons/confused.gif How does not being able to smoke next to a...
  20. Thread: pig on spit

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    Re: pig on spit

    Vin,

    40 C is hotter than normal for this part of the country. Average summer temps are usually between 34-36 C, which is 94-98 F. Seems the weather man said we have had some record high temps the...
  21. Thread: pig on spit

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    Re: pig on spit

    It's about 40c here on the Texas Gulf Coast. I sure wouldn't mind trading temperatures with you, Vin! I have had enough summer already! /forums/images/icons/mad.gif
  22. Thread: Hummingbird

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    Re: Hummingbird

    All nectar for feeders that I have ever seen is red. How does food coloring hurt hummingbirds?
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    Re: Storage Containers

    Looks like a perfect fit for the Bobcat, Dave.

    The paint job certainly makes the container a lot easier on the eyes.
  24. Thread: Tomato survey

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    Re: Tomato survey

    A bakery a hundred yards away? Lucky you! I'd weigh five hundred pounds if I had a bakery for a neighbor! /forums/images/icons/tongue.gif
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    Re: Pickup tire pressure

    <font color="blue">I discovered literally hundreds of failures reported on STEELTEX tires, and incident summary after incident summary described exactly the same failure mode experienced by my wife....
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