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Had another nightmare situation today that makes me want to pack up and move tomorrow. I'll detail it when I'm drunk enough.Makes me imagine what Van Veen’s view looks like. I kind of imagine its like this.
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I was wondering what happened with this project. Between lounging by the pool and choosing your evening beverage, your days are quite busy!
You know what's an unspeakable travesty? Renting a house and discovering that the only smoke detector was made in 1975. Oh and also discovering it's a hard-wired unit and not actually connected to the electrical wiring. Then your landlord fights you when you ask her to put in new smoke detectors. Then since she's at her beach house she just sends you the cheapest, non-UL listed crap she can find on Amazon, so you decide to buy your own so you don't suffocate to death in your sleep.
That's not a bad idea!
Current plan is a mix of vegetables and flowers. This was sort of a forgotten area at the back of the house, but gets the most sun with our exposure. Seemed worthwhile to do something with it.
Is the irrigation for sprinklers? If so, it seems like overkill for those planters.
Allows for three separate drip watering programs per planter. One for ground cover, one for perennial flowers and one for annual vegetables. Tomatoes, for example, you don't want getting really any water after fruit set. I admit this could be considered overkill.Is the irrigation for sprinklers? If so, it seems like overkill for those planters.
Did you soil yourself? Otherwise you’d **** the beds.Today was lots and lots of soil.