blackskaarj1

Potatoes were apparently domesticated in the Andes 8000 years ago before they were brought to Europe in the 1500's, being a staple food crop that required a different thought pattern than planting seeds for corn and wheat but taking less space and were calorie dense, imagining the cultivation of bean plants for 1lb of beans is almost a mind boggling amount of agriculture land to do so. Some people think the mountains are really difficult to think about for growing food. I can't but help find that there is a borderline that keeps us from seeing this plant especially with the cold weather, how do you say there is visual difference than a corn field, it so different that this plant is the only thing that you can see that says why can't they see the mountains. It visually strange to see the difference, why isn't it that, these plants are really showing the difference.

45mph wind gust it bent right over at the stalk, broke all of the supports but yhea the branches need atleast twist ties and they should use thick hemp twine or rope.

Its the Fission in the pudding that makes them that size.

rare pepes

tsunami flavors, I can't move them fast enough. Ive got a Trex on the beach.

It seems you've been living two lives, one as a cat the other as a plant.

sure drill some holes in the gyprock..these tents are so smart.

I did feel that not having any structures or roads in the way of the plants as they grow is better visually, the material that the plants are up against affects how you feel about them. Its better than landscaping that you would normally see, its better. I do encounter alot of wildlife though, its definitely there to see. Its my experience vs your idea of what is supposed to be enjoyable and that means I couldn't imagine it being a good idea for August and September because of the fire season but that is what im looking at.

Ive actually figured out that scrogging and pruning large plants makes me sad. Its why.