[ SECRET POST #3922 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3922 ⌋

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[Splatoon 2]


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[The Punisher]


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05. [WARNING for non-con]



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06. [SPOILERS for The Great British Bake Off series 8]



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07. [WARNING for discussion of eating disorders]

[Mila Kunis, Natalie Portman / The Black Swan]














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Comments

Re: Happy stuff!

[(Anonymous)]

Fruit trees, mint, lemon balm, lovage, a couple of different kinds of perennial onion-Egyptian Walking Onion, which are fun because they make tiny onions instead of flowers and then fall over and root, so they "walk," potato/mother onions, which supposedly reproduce like potatoes, and two kinds of shallot; a tiny bay tree, a huckleberry bush, a manuka tea tree shrub, a tea camellia, lots of flower bulbs which won't be delivered until later this month, a couple pony packs of annual flowers, and a ton of veggie seeds that are hopefully still viable. I always buy myself a ton of work, but at least it's work I mostly enjoy. But it was hot and sticky out today, so I'm gonna put some work in tomorrow and Sunday mornings before it heats up, then late next week it's supposed to be cooler and I'm off work, and I'll get the rest in the ground or pots.

Re: Happy stuff!

[(Anonymous)]

That sounds awesome

Re: Happy stuff!

[(Anonymous)]

Where do you live, just out of curiosity? That's a lot of stuff to plant! Good luck!

Re: Happy stuff!

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT--coastal southern California, or, more importantly in this case, USDA hardiness zone 10b/Sunset zone 24. Gone are the days when I bought anything that looked cool or tasty, now I check to see what'll grow here. I can't grow lilacs, peonies, or anything else that needs more than ~450 hours below 45 degrees, at least, not that won't fit in the refrigerator for a few weeks. I think it might be worth it for saffron crocus, but not much else. And while it's not usually bone dry here, it's not humid enough for some stuff to do well unless I had a greenhouse, which I don't. Maybe someday.

Re: Happy stuff!

[(Anonymous)]

Ayart

Ahh, I'm in Cali too, in zone 9b. I know what you mean about looking for things that will grow in the area! Here it's pretty much lots of sun, not too much water. But mint and lemon balm thrive here. Happy gardening!