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Frisella Nursery - Tranquil Plant Nursery Haven
Frisella Nursery is your Tranquil Plant Nursery Haven, offering a serene escape to explore and cultivate nature's beauty.
#plant nursery#nursery#tree nursery#frisella nursery#nearest nursery#nearest plant nursery#local plant nursery
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Local Greenery Delivered: Explore the Nearest Plant Nursery - Frisella Nursery
Discover lush greenery at your doorstep with Frisella Nursery, your nearest plant nursery for local greenery delivery.
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I finally planted my garden last week! We had a couple of days of sun which gave me hope, but it's once again raining every day. Thoughts and prayers for my tomato plants, but I couldn't keep everyone in the greenhouse forever, I had to make room for other plants.
(In the fourth picture above you can see what's inside the hügelkultur mound—it's a pile of branches + llama manure + compost + potting soil. One thing I find great about it is how well it retains moisture! Well it's not a problem this year so far but during heat waves I water these plants a lot less than non-mound plants.)
In the greenhouse my seedlings have been struggling due to lack of sun. Impossible to get courgette plants so I had to buy a few from the young couple in town who recently started a plant nursery—they didn't have many either, and I had to share with the mayor who also came looking for courgette plants because slugs devoured all of his.
He must have seen on my face that I thought my plants didn't stand a chance if slugs don't even respect municipal authority, because he kindly advised me to place crowns of bedstraw (see above) around my plants to protect them. I didn't dare to ask "If it works so well why do you have no courgette plants left?" I just said thank you, and then spent an entire evening last week weaving this sticky weed into crowns and whatsapping photos of my art to the mayor, who always replied "More! More! It needs to be thicker! Like a doughnut!"
Meanwhile 1 leek in the greenhouse suddenly grew a lot thicker while the other 3 remained skinny and fearful-looking and I'm not sure why. They share a pot, so maybe it's like vanishing twin syndrome. My bell pepper seeds had the same asynchronous development issue—one pot is just now starting to have timid seedlings while the other (right next to it) already contains a grown-up plant with baby peppers:
By far my happiest greenhouse plants are the potatoes and lettuce. They shot up so fast! I've been eating a lot of lettuce lately but I can't keep up with how quickly they grow in this cold, rainy spring. And I haven't had any slug raids in the greenhouse so that's great.
My greenhouse squash, onions and pickles are still tiny and not worth a photo (harsh, but this post already has too many photos). My strawberries in the aquaponic towers are beautiful despite the lack of sun and I've been getting mini-harvests of 2-3 strawberries a day for two weeks! They're done now, but I started more seeds so maybe I can get a second round at the end of the month.
Three more things:
1. Morille helped a lot as I was planting the garden. She kept an eye on my gardening tools so no one would steal them, and sometimes used them as cheek-scratchers. At one point I put one of my beautiful bedstraw crowns around her neck so she looked like Philip III of Spain in that painting where he wears a big ruff, but tragically she ran away in outrage before I could take a picture, and when she returned she'd got rid of her collar.
2. At the cow parade the other day there was a lady at the market who sold jars of homemade pesto sauce made from all kinds of different plants, and it opened up my mind to entirely new pesto horizons!! I always make the traditional kind with basil, but I have plants that grow much faster than basil, like my rocket, so I tried making pesto with 1/3 basil 2/3 rocket (plus garlic, olive oil, parmesan, cashews) and it was so good! I have to explore all of her recipes now, like plantain or nettle or sage pesto...
3. There's a monster in the greenhouse. It appeared practically overnight and is quickly claiming more and more territory. Unlike last year it's not a parsley monster—it's my lemon balm. One day it was growing in its vertical tower, luxuriant but tidy, like a normal plant, and the next it had quintupled in volume and was threatening to swallow the nearest planter. Look at the tiny tomato plants, they look terrified of it!
I urgently need to fight back against this giant mélisse (as we call lemon balm) but I've been really busy and I keep putting it off, and then remembering anxiously at 11pm that I still have this creature to take care of, which is ironic seeing as lemon balm is supposed to relieve stress and anxiety. This is the exact opposite of why I planted you. Anyway if you never hear from me again after this post it's because I finally engaged in battle against this year's vegetal menace, and lost.
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Seren's Studies: Odd Squad UK -- "A Dicey Situation" Episode Followup, Part 1
Captain O origins episode! "Totally Odd Squad" Mk. II! Call it what you like, I'm just hoping this is good. After the hell that was "Mission O Possible", I like to be prepared. Almost anything could surpass that, really.
Let's dive in below the break! (Pun unintended.)
...It's another Tasha episode.
I can hear that stupid "oh no" TikTok song playing as I fucking type this. I'm not confident after "The Triangle Sisters". I'm praying to Don't-Fuck-This-Up-God.
Hey. Hey. You guys remember when Otis threw a fit because Rebecca was exploiting Odd Squad for moving services?
This is just as egregious and yet will go entirely undetected. You don't need two pseudo-government agents to pull up Google Maps and punch in the location of the nearest Aldi's, for God sakes.
I see this milk came from the same cow that the Town Baker's milk came from.
I'd go investigate that cow, really.
You guys also remember Otis giving therapy to a plant?
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT THIS IS BUT IT'S MILK. And it's just as amusing here as it was there.
"Breakfast is the most important meal of the day!"
Thank you, edutainment overlords, for this obligatory healthy eating message.
Asshole cereal box is making up lies for himself, methinks. Dude just tipped over on his own the second his owner picked up the milk pitcher.
hhhhheeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEY THIS AIN'T MY SWAMPS 'N GATORS. WHERE'S MY SWAMPS 'N GATORS YOU CHUCKWADS.
...No but seriously what is this game and why does it look like Odd Squad Risk to me.
I remember when there was a brief shot of Oona failing at chess and Oprah telling her that's not how the game is played.
That was fun.
This is fun too, and nice to see, but it doesn't hit the same.
Good segue. Not as good as Oprah calling everyone out on their RPS strategies.
(You will see me make a lot of TOS cracks and references. I will not regret a single one of 'em.)
Hot damn, she can dim the lights with her mind! That's craaaaaaaaaaaazeeeeeeeeeeeeee-
So that would make her ship the Odd Squad Odd Squad.
Instead of Screw Steamer Odd Squad, or Steam Ship Odd Squad, both of which sound much better.
And are actually canon in the franchise.
(No, really. Go listen to the Squadcast. The S.S. Odd Squad is a 100% canon ship.)
Honestly, if you had told me about a year ago that that sailor in that promo picture SSE put out was a chef named Osgood, I'd have laughed at you.
RIP to the days when I thought that sailor was an assistant of Captain O's and not her first mate.
Ohhhh, a wavy flashback effect! Standard in a ton of shows, but Odd Squad has never really employed it as far as I'm aware. Nice to see they're going to effect basics!
Aside from that, wow that is...a tiny ship. Tinier than I was expecting. I was expecting something huge and not...y'know...a little BB thing.
I'm sorry, I just did an entire fuck-ass wheeze at her saying SHE KNEW OSGOOD SINCE NURSERY SCHOOL.
These two ARE FUCKING CHILDHOOD FRIENDS.
Genuinely fucking flabbergasted, because it's rare that we get childhood friends who were main characters in this franchise and joined Odd Squad together. Not even Olive and Otto can attest to that! Or Olympia and Otis!
Best bit in the entire episode so far bar nearly none.
I mean...on the plus side, at least he only has two mouths to feed.
That being said, I will once again raise the issue of there being couch cushions in a ship like that.
...Goldfish.
Huge-ass Goldfish.
You can't fool me.
They're Goldfish.
If there is one thing I utterly despise about Captain O as a character, it's the stupid euphemisms.
They're not amusing. They're not funny. I've heard better from other characters.
Okay, a shell phone is actually pretty clever. One point to Tasha, and don't make me revoke it as quickly as I did last time.
(Choosing to overlook the fact that there's an Admiral because...I mean...pretty standard sailor stuff. And me and other fans can work with the lore.)
Definitely not the intent, but I can't stop reading this line as utterly sarcastic since Captain O did a hard aversion off the "Newhart Phone Call" cliff.
"So this look isn't a fashion choice?"
Osgood, you poor Ohlm-like sonuvagun.
No, sir, actually those are holes. They got depth to 'em. Swiss cheese is not made with polka dots.
"See? You're a fashion trendsetter."
Ohhhhh it's like...the woman in "Double O Trouble"...but 's...fuckin' polka dots...
Great, I hate it, thanks.
*squints*
*more*
*even more*
...Bitch that is a cluster of fucking trees. That is not an island. Now how and why would you spend pounds on a fucking CLUSTER OF TRE-
THIS IS HOW THEY CHOOSE TO REMIND US THAT ORLI AND OZZIE ARE STILL HERE?????? WITH THE OBLIGATORY MATH LESSON?!?!?!?!?!?
Oh piss ALL the fuckin' way off.
If this is gonna have a lesson at the end, like in "The Weight of the World Depends on Orla", I'm going to lose my fuckin' mind.
Because, for all that Season 3 sucks, that episode was actually pretty solid.
it was just her and osgood
this guy shows up
not even the two canon characters from the odd squadcast they could've used
...I get it. You need someone to steer the ship. Fine. But for the love of God, just include the one driving the boat in your roll call!
I'm...I'm so tired. We are halfway into this episode. I am tired.
I honestly can't be bothered to ask why this woman has a rotary phone and how the fuck it can get service out here where there would, in most other instances, be no phone lines. Or electricity. OR FUCKING SPEAKERPHONE.
I do like the pirate getup Dottie here has going on, though.
Well, the last time a villain alleged to not have a pattern...they had a pattern.
I don't expect Dottie to be much different in that regard.
ohhhhhh oodelallyoohdelally it's the chekhov's gun wheeeeeeeeeeeeee-
She spun in the chair for all of time, bored out of her wits.
(On to Part 2!)
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apologies if you’ve been asked this before, but do you know a good way to find local native plant nurseries?
@swmngpools So there are a few things I do if I'm trying to find native plant nurseries in a specific place.
First, I'll search online for "[location] native plant nursery". Here in the US I usually search by state, though sometimes I'll add in the nearest major city, too. If my search is only coming up with general native plant sites and not nurseries in particular, then I'll put the location in one set of quotes, and "native plant nursery" in another--for example, "Seattle, WA" "native plant nursery".
I also try Google Maps. I navigate to the general area where I want to look--not TOO specific, especially if it's an area that is less likely to have native plant nurseries; I have more options where I live now in the Pacific Northwest than where I grew up in the Ozarks. I'll search for "native plant nurseries" or "native plants". Unfortunately, this doesn't always work as well as a general search engine because if there isn't an abundance of native plant sellers in an area, Google Maps tends to be more likely to show me general plant vendors. Searching in the PNW I get several hits on Google Maps, but searching around my old hometown in Missouri I get....Lowe's.
To be fair, Google Maps did also show me the well-established general plant nursery that my mom used to take me to when I was a wee kiddo in the 80's, and which is still around today. So if all you're getting is places like these, email, call, or visit them if it's convenient, and ask whether they carry or can order native plants. Or if they don't, see if they know of a place that does. You might also try landscaping companies; most of them stick to whatever non-native plants are popular, but there are some landscapers who do use native plants as well and may be able to help with sourcing.
While we're on the topic of going directly to people, if you're in the US most states have a Native Plant Society that can help you find sources for native plants. Other conservation entities, both here and elsewhere, may be able to help as well. This includes any private businesses, nonprofit organizations, or governmental entities that may be involved in things like environmental protections, habitat restoration and preservation, outdoor education and other activities, etc. Even if they themselves aren't directly involved in native plants there might be someone on staff who knows more about it.
Another thing I might try if I'm feeling a bit stuck is to ask in a relevant online group. For example, on Facebook there are groups like Pollinator Friendly Yards, that aren't region-specific, but that have people from all over who may be able to help you with resources local to you. And, of course, this is another good place to look for groups with native plant enthusiasts local to you--use the same search terms in Facebook's search feature that you did for your general search engine search.
One last option--if you know of a few native plants you might want to try planting, search for "[plant name] seeds" or "[plant name] starts", or even "buy [plant name]". You may have to search through the results to find someone actually selling what you're looking for. It's also possible that the plant is difficult to cultivate--or no one has even thought to try cultivating it--and therefore can't be purchased. Make sure that the specific species/variety is the one found in your area; a lot of people trying to help monarch butterflies in North America, for example, end up buying non-native tropical milkweed instead of whatever their native regional milkweed species is.
On that note, there's a lot of debate over "nativars", cultivars of native species that may be bred to exaggerate certain traits or make them more suitable for a vastly changed landscape. On the one hand it may seem like a great idea to have a plant that is easier to grow. However, nativars may actually be less beneficial to insects and other wildlife. For example, some nativars are cultivated with altered flowers, such as a double flower that has more petals than the original type. Pollinators are often unable to reach the nectar or pollen of these altered flowers. Nativars of a plant that normally has green leaves but that has been bred for more red in the foliage will be less likely to be eaten by herbivorous insects because the anthocyanins that cause the red coloration give the leaves a bad taste to deter insect predation. All of which, of course, defeats the purpose of planting native plants, since you WANT your native plants to be eaten by insects and other wildlife. So get the "wild type" native plant rather than nativars.
So those are my suggestions for seeking out native plant nurseries. Again, I want to emphasize that some places will be more likely to have them than others; the Pacific Northwest US has a great abundance, whereas a few cursory searches didn't turn up any in the Czech Republic. If you're trying to find native plants in an area where English is not the most common language, search in whatever the common language(s) is and you'll be more likely to get results if there are native plant nurseries or vendors in the area.
I hope this helps! Let me know if I can help with anything else.
#swmngpools#native plants#plants#habitat restoration#ecology#restoration ecology#gardening#garden#botany#environment#environmentalism#conservation
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Got a favorite silverusso omegaverse headcanon? :D
Oh well I’m glad you asked.
I’ve been thinking about a handmaides tale au for this paring for a little awhile. I briefly touched on it on the Silverusso discord channel.
Daniel as a handmaid (made by me)
(For anyone unfamiliar with the Handmade’s Tale^^)
Warning/s: angst, attempted assault,
Paring/s: Daniel LaRusso/Terry silver, Daniel LaRusso/Johnny Lawrence
Daniel was the youngest of the handmaids. The only one who hasn’t previously been with child, a virgin won omega. That’s why he was sent to bear children for only the highest-ranking commander in Gilead, Terry Silver. He was surprisingly welcoming to Daniel upon his arrival, always finding ways to spend time with the omega, sneaking him gifts here and there. He’s a very attentive listener, surprising Daniel with his very own garden to do with as he pleases. Even planting roses because he remembered Daniel telling him that those were his mother’s favorite.
However, the wife did not share the same sentiment towards Daniel. She mostly stayed in her room or busied herself with preparing the nursery, making it clear that she was displeased with the omega's presence.
Daniel quickly became became acquainted with Johnny, the guardian that’s been appointed to commander Silver’s home. While Terry was away on “important business for the sake of the future of Gilead.” he’d spend his free time getting to know the beta. Johnny would help Daniel with the garden, getting the supplies, doing all the heavy lifting. He enjoyed his company, it was nice to have a friend in this fucked up world, someone he could trust.
Daniel had just finished preparing for bed, luxuriating in the expensive bath salts gifted to him by Terry. Slipping into a delicate lace nightgown also given to him by the man himself, he emerged from the bathroom only to be greeted by an unexpected visitor. Johnny sat on the edge of the bed, waiting. His eyes widening at the sight of Daniel without his customary robes, his body now on full display.
Locking the door, Johnny pressed the frightened Omega against the nearest wall with considerable force, “Johnny what are you doing?” He stuttered. Without warning, Johnny leaned in for a forceful kiss, evoking a whimper from Daniel. Desperate to escape, Daniel struggled, but Johnny's strong grip held him firmly in place. “You know you want this Danny. I see the way you look at me.” He panics now. Terry was the only one who would call him Danny, a right reserved for his Alpha. “Get… get off me!” He uses all the strength he could muster to push Johnny off of him. He sought refuge in the bathroom, locking the door behind him. Tears streamed down his face as he slid down the door, haunted by the primal desire he had seen in Johnny's eyes. The same look in Terry eyes during his first ceremony. It scared him, made him feel completely and utterly helpless at his mercy.
‘Oh god, what is Terry going to say?’ He panicked. The scent of the beta would surely be detected by Terry, and although he’s mad at Johnny right now he can’t let his death be on his conscience. He’d surely be punished. Hell, Terry would kill the beta himself with his bare hands. Fortunately, there were no visible marks or bruises left by Johnny, and with another careful wash and a spritz of the flowery perfume Terry had given him, Daniel hoped to erase any lingering traces of the beta's presence.
He’d been ignoring Johnny the next week, he couldn’t risk being in the same vicinity as the beta, no matter how lonely he got. When Terry returned from his ventures, He’d invited Daniel into his study like he did every night. “Baby I want to take you somewhere. Somewhere where we can finally be alone.” He pulls the boy onto his lap. Daniel only prays the man can’t sense his apprehension. “What do you have in mind… sir?” He looks up at the Alpha with those huge brown eyes that made the man weak in the knees. “It’s a surprise.” He leans in to brush his lips against the shell of his ear. “Why don’t you just go put on the outfit I have picked out for you and meet me by the car.” Following Terry's instructions, Daniel slipped into a little black number laying on his bed. As he descended the stairs, Terry stood there, smirking at the sight. “It’s a shame your always covered in those robes. A beauty this rare should be celebrated, not hidden.” Terry admires the boy, placing his hand on the small of his back to guide him to the car. There, Johnny stands, opening the door for the pair before getting into the drivers seat. “Something wrong?” Terry questions when he sees the apprehension in Daniel’s eyes, and the blush that creeps onto his face. “What? Yeah no I’m fine. I’m just a little nervous is all.” Which is half the truth. He can’t keep his eyes off Johnny, thinking back to that night in his room and cringing at the memory. “Come here.” Terry pulls the boy onto his lap. “I’ve missed this. You look so gorgeous tonight, I wish I could take you right here.” Terry leans in to whisper in his ear. “Cum in that pretty little ass.” Daniel's eyes met Johnny's through the rearview mirror, his jealousy apparent. Daniel couldn't resist pushing further. “Why can’t you.” He could see Johnny’s fist tighten on the steering wheel, that only encouraging Daniel to go on. "I've been so lonely without you. I miss the way you claimed me, made me yours," Daniel whispered, biting his lip as he hoped to sound seductive enough. Shamelessly, he palmed
Terry through his pants, eliciting a deep groan from the older man. In response, a firm hand pulled Daniel's head into a sloppy, passionate kiss. The wet sound resonating in the confined space as Terry's tongue explored his mouth, asserting his dominance. Breaking away from the kiss, Daniel climbed onto his knees between Terry's spread legs, determined to please him. "I want to make you feel good. You deserve it," he cooed, playing on the man’s ego as he skillfully unzipped Terry's pants without breaking eye contact. With a stroke of his heavy shaft, Daniel placed the head between his wet lips.
"Fuck, baby, work those pretty lips for me.
Good boy," Terry praised, lost in the moment.
Suddenly, the car swerved, causing Daniel to accidentally graze his teeth along Terry's shaft. "Will you keep your eyes on the road, Mr. Lawrence?" Terry angrily ordered.
Johnny's knuckles turned white as he gripped the steering wheel, desperately attempting to shift his attention back to the road and away from the scene unfolding in the backseat.
Sighing, “it’s ok, keep going baby.” Terry guides Daniel’s head back onto his cock by his hair. Soon busting a load deep in his throat. He pulled the boy back onto his lap, wiping away the tears that stained his cheeks. “You did so good, sweetheart.” He tucks Daniel’s loose bangs behind his ear. Hiccuping weakly, Terry caresses his trembling tummy. “Your going to look so beautiful when your big and plump with my child.” , looking over at the front seat to see the beta practically fuming. “Your body was made for me Danny.” He places a kiss on each of his tear stained cheeks. “And I intend to ravish it.”
(The end was kinda rushed but lmk if y’all want more of this au.)
#daniel larusso#the handmaid's tale#silverusso#silverusso discord#Lawrusso#one sided lawrusso#karate kid#terry silver#cobra kai#ralph macchio#puritan verse#Silverusso ask
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Because of the most recent rb:
An apocalyptic world I made up. Mc up there is listening to music late at night, when suddenly cir family wakes up and starts shambling to the front door–But Something's Wrong oooooooo. Their eyes are glowing a whitish-blue, and they don't seem to notice cim when ci puts cir hand on their shoulders. Ci hides in a doorway to see what's happening. When cir little brother opens the door, a giant obsidian Creature is waiting, and promptly devours mc's numb, unresponsive family. How shocking! Ci quickly creeps to a hiding spot, but in cir panic, one of cir earbuds falls out. Ci can hear in the exposed ear a soft whirring, so soft, so gentle, so calming and friendly. It's only the music still playing in cir other ear that saves cim from being completely carried away. Recognizing this, ci sluggishly replaces the earbud, and immediately cir mind is clear again- just in time to see that the Creature has entered the room, and begun to make its way towards cim. As soon as the earbud is fully in, however, the Creature lifts its satellite-dish-like head and turns it around, looking confused. It circles the room, its head swiveling frantically like some dog or cat trying to find a smell, and as it passes mc, it's all ci can do to keep quiet, but it finds nothing and leaves.
After a millenium, or perhaps a millisecond, of waiting, mc leaves cir hiding spot and starts to pack a backpack. A flashlight, some batteries, some food. Ci also seeks out cir cat, and finds her hiding beneath the couch, ears flattened against her skull, pupils and fur blown all the way up. She calms a bit at mc's soft, feathery soft murmuring, recognizing her name and the voice who spoke it, but refuses to leave her spot until mc opens up a can of tuna. After she's swallowed all of the can's contents, eyes and ears darting here and there, she's calm enough that mc can gently lower her into the backpack.
Ci creeps out the open door and makes cir way to the nearby shopping district, ducking between shadows with cir hands plastered to cir ears, desperately keeping the earbuds. Through them, ci occasionally hears loud metal or rap playing, sometimes from cars with huddled and shaking people, sometimes from other wanderers who clutch little bluetooth speakers in their white-knuckled hands. From cir place in the shadows, ci notices that the Creatures–there are so many Creatures–tend to take a wide berth around those beacons of presumably earsplitting melodies. After ci passes the empty street and enters the nearest electronics store, ci's grateful to find that, even though all of the speakers have been looted, there are still noise-cancelling headphones left. Ci takes three pairs, hanging two around cir neck and putting one over cir ears before swiftly switching the plugs in cir phone's jack. Feeling safer, ci flits as smoothly as ci can to the convenience store, opens a can of wet food for the cat, and formulates a plan over a bottle of water and some donuts.
Ci makes cir way back home, grabs cir little brother's acoustic guitar and tuner, and loads everything securely into a wagon, which ci attaches behind cir bike. Ci raids the nearest plant nursery for as many crops and medicinal herbs as ci can fit, then the bookstore for guidebooks for how to grow and use them, and follows the river out of town, away from the Creatures.
Out in the country, ci builds a little house out of materials ci finds. Ci spends cir nights awake, slamming away at the guitar's strings and singing at the top of cir lungs until ci's hoarse, and spends the rest of it with cir headphones on, humming to cirself. During the mornings and evenings, ci plants cir crops and maps out the area. Daytime, now marked by a sun which hangs like a pendant of onyx in the white sky, is the only time it's safe to sleep.
And that's it. Mc lives alone on a little sanctuary with cir cat, offering asylum to those who come across cim.
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Hilarious with more than a hint of truth
🚨😂 Public service announcement
If you are new to Georgia, we are about to experience a “ Georgia Winter”. This is 6 or 7 days of cold, maybe some ice ❄️☃️and snow🌨. Meteorologist will threaten snow, And It may snow and it may not, but if they say 2 inches it could be 10 or it could be 1/2”. It doesn’t matter how much ❄️ Snow it is, we’ll all freak out 🤦♀️ because we don’t see snow often.
The threat of snow (or ice) is your prompt to head to the grocery store and buy milk 🥛, eggs 🥚and bread 🍞. It doesn’t matter if you need these items or not you will just buy them 🤷♀️ (milk sandwiches🥪 anyone 🤷♀️🤦♀️🤣). It’s just what we do. Rest assured that everyone in town will be there.
You’ll also need to make a mad dash for faucet covers and finding them and getting out of the store will be like an episode of the hunger games 😂 You’re in the redneck district. 🤷♀️😂🤣🤪
Don’t look for a sled. You won’t find one. In the rare chance we get enough ice or snow to sled grab some cardboard 📦 or a trash 🗑 can lid and go find the nearest hill.
Just go with it.
You’ll be fine. 😳
We don’t have equipment to handle the winter and weather. The roads will be a mess and even though the state has been telling you for a week they’re ready, they’re not and it won’t work. Just stay home if you can and if you can’t just come to terms with the fact that nobody here knows how to drive in snow and ice.
Whatever you do, DO NOT⚠️🚫 talk about snow tires.
If you happen to slide off the road or get stuck, turn your flashers on, take a deep breath and wait. Two Dudes 🧔♂️👨🦰 in a four wheel drive truck will be along in no time to offer assistance. Don’t try to help them, they live for this stuff 😂🤪, and will do what they can to get you back on the road. If either one of them screams “hey y’all watch this " just get back and get your phone out and start recording, you’ll probably have a viral video for TicTok later 🤷♀️😂
No matter what you do, don’t talk about how they did it back home in any of these scenarios.
Nobody cares.
You live in Georgia now.
Georgians know they live in the greatest state in the country and it’s our way or the highway.
When we act like we’re going to die and start to complain about the 7 days of winter just shut up, we’re serious and we don’t care how much you love it.
You’ll be back in flip flops 🩴 within a week to ten days and it’ll be nice until right around Easter 🐰.
Georgia’s “second winter” will be 2 or 3 days and will hit right around Easter🐰, usually the week before or the week after. This will hit right around the time you plant flowers and a garden🍅🌽🫑🥒🫛
We know you’re not from around here when we see you’ve planted flowers before Easter and before the “second winter” has hit.
This is why all the people at the nursery don’t sound like us when you’re shopping for plants.
We know better.
During second winter it’ll go from 70 to 25 and you’ll experience all four seasons in one day.
This too shall pass, get used to it and when second winter is over you can enjoy the 3-4 Days🤪 of “spring”🌈☔️⚘️🪻 before summer gets here and it’ll be melt your face off 🥵hot until sometime around Halloween 👻🎃.
All 💯 Facts.
Enjoy 😉 🤷♀️😂
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Late Happy WBW!
Tell me about plants in your world. Anything about them!
Hi, Aki! Have I mentioned how obsessed I am with your icon? The little ghosties are so adorable.
I think I've already talked enough about the Halara flower, so today I'm going to go into some detail on trees. Most of the trees in the mountain forests of Halara are thick and sturdy with big leaves that change color as you would expect. But there used to be one particular type of tree, a form of aspen except the leaves were reddish instead of yellowish and they grew best on the valley side of the mountain.
There was a unique symbiotic relationship between these trees and slimes. Slimes reproduce by leaving little buds, part of their bodies, behind. These trees were the only things that the buds could grow on safeley--they were the perfect texture for them to cling to, they were rich in exactly the right nutrients for them to grow well, they were the right shape to protect them from the elements, etc.
The problem is that several hundred years before the start of the story, these trees started going extinct. There was some deforestation, but that wasn't the main problem. The problem was that the trees were getting sick and it spread between them quickly, killing off any slime buds growing on them. Within 2 slime generations, they no longer had a way to reproduce. Not with any degree of certainty, at least; other trees could be used but buds were more likely to die and almost certain to be weak as an adult.
Prior to this the slimes had been fairly isolated from the other mountain beings, but they were desperate and sought help from the beings nearest to them geographically, the elms. Who, it turned out, happen to have a similar blend of nutrients in their skin and can protect any buds growing on them because they can think and plan. So they agreed to act as nurseries for (not yet sentient) slime buds. It also turned out the slime buds are good for healing wounds, so they kind of use them as tiny cute bandaids.
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Fragment Friday (actually on a friday!)
So @indomitable-love tagged me last week and I was insanely busy and then @cha-melodius tagged me this week and I am less busy so here we go! The first three are from active wips, and the last two are eventually going to get worked on, so get pumped to see some of these relatively soon!
i'm tagging @weneedtotalkaboutfic @parvuls @the-lincyclopedia @clottedcreamfudge and @everwitch-magiks because i'm nosy 💜
RWRB Mummy AU:
“Face it old bean, if we don’t find someone in the next ten minutes, I’m going back to the hotel. There was an angel masquerading as a bartender and I’ll be damned if I miss my shot because you were skulking around looking for a guide to Hamunaptra.”
“Would you keep your voice down? We don’t need everyone in the nearest square kilometer to know what we’re up to.”
“Absolutely not. My voice is the perfect volume for every situation!” Pez booms, ignoring the dirty looks of the market vendors he had drowned out.
“I’m deadly serious, Percy,”
“—oooh, full name—”
“—we need to find a guide to the City of the Dead, today, or this whole expedition—”
“You’re looking for the City of the Dead? Why on earth would you want a guide to a fucking myth?”
2. OMGCP March/April snowed in prompt:
She reads the email canceling classes and makes the decision to ignore her inbox for the day, and goes back to sleep for another hour.
Well, she tries to.
“APRIL WE HAVE A SNOW DAY APRIL SNOW DAY!” March’s yells are loud enough to wake the dead, not to mention the rest of the volleyball house. Giving up on the extra sleep, April heaves herself out of bed and yanks the door open.
“Oh good you’re up!” chirps March. “Get dressed, I have a whole plan for us today.”
“It couldn’t have waited an hour?”
March just grins. “Absolutely not, I’ve been planning this since the season ended.”
3. RWRB sentient brownstone AU:
It’s a very odd sensation, having half of It’s occupants not present half the time. Sometimes it’s like part of The Brownstone is missing – original flooring pulled up during a renovation. Sometimes it’s like part of It is numb – a nursery closed up before witnessing new life.
When Alex is here, The Brownstone feels like It’s foundations have just been poured, like the bricks just got repointed, like a fresh coat of paint in every room. Henry and Alex fill It’s rooms with laughter and kisses and piano music and Mexican aromas and sex and comfortable bickering and celebrations and comfort and books and just – love.
But inevitably, Alex has to leave and It and Henry are left alone again. When Alex is gone, The Brownstone feels every one of It’s one hundred and fifty-two years pressing down. His absence feels like warped floorboards, like crumbling grout, like peeling wallpaper.
4. Tortall/Emelan Kel/Daja Tattoo AU:
As she pushed open the door, Kel was greeted by a welcome rush of cool air and soft tones from a wind chime just inside the door frame. The lobby was vastly different from what she had expected from a tattoo parlor. It had honey-colored wood floors, seating covered with cozy looking blankets, a huge tapestry of a thunderstorm behind the counter, and plants on every available surface. The counter itself was a piece of art: at least two different kinds of metal that had been painstakingly worked and twisted to look like the roots of a giant tree, and a dark walnut wood top, polish gleaming under the lights. In any other space it would dominate the room, but somehow everything seemed in harmony. Kel instantly felt at home, lingering nerves about getting a tattoo leaving her as she moved further into the space.
“Hi there! Welcome to Winding Circle Tattoos, how can I help you?” asked the blonde girl behind the counter.
“I’ve got a consult with Daja Kisubo? I’m Keladry Mindelan.”
5. OMGCP offseason 🍑 🍆 series zimbits (Explicit):
“Crisse, Bits,” Jack pants, “I think I’m dead now.”
Bitty giggles helplessly and hides his face in the crook of Jack’s neck. “That would be a shame, sweetheart, we haven’t even started on your wish list yet.”
Jack groans and Bitty can feel Jack’s dick twitch in interest, still inside him. “If I hadn’t just come, that would have done it.”
Bitty snickers and carefully lifts himself off Jack’s cock, cringing a bit at the empty feeling. He grabs a few wipes from the nightstand and starts cleaning both of them up. He knows he’s the one who brought it up, but Bitty’s definitely going to need something to do with his hands to get through this conversation.
“Lord knows you gave me that list and I sort of just pounced on you once I got to the end, but we should probably have a real conversation about it.”
“And you picked now?” Jack asks, incredulous.
“Well, I guess we can at least shower and get dressed before gettin’ into the gritty details of the highly kinky off-season sex you want to have.”
“That’s the least you can do.”
#cricket writes#fragment friday#rwrb mummy au#march/april snowed in prompt#sentient brownstone au#rwrb#omgcp#tortall#emelan#kel/daja tattoo au#jack's offseason wishlist fic#the wishlist is SPICY
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It's spring! Time to say hello to our pollinator friends!
Give back to bees! You can: - Fill a dish with marbles, add some water, and then set it outside to make sure our little friends get plenty of water. - Use natural pesticides if using them at all! - Plant a bee garden! You don't even have to grow it from seeds, if you don't want to. Just go to your nearest nursery and grab some flowers! - While you're at that nursery, go ahead and get a baby tree too! Just for fun and also bees like trees. - Make a bumble box! For mine, I just strapped a bunch of bamboo pieces together. It took a while for them to find, of course, but it was a hit with independent species last year, so time for me to make more and just place them around. - Be sure to support your local bee keepers! They sell several things from honey, to beeswax, and even soap! Some even sell raw honeycomb, which is backed by theories in that it may help with seasonal allergies. Happy conservation!
#Bees#I love bees#save the bees#This is a demand not a suggestion#When you save the bees you save your knees
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Designing an Edible Landscape: The Perfect Blend of Functionality and Aesthetics
In the realm of gardening, creating an edible landscape is a unique endeavor that combines the practicality of homegrown produce with the visual appeal of a well-designed garden. This approach not only provides a sustainable source of fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs but also enhances the overall beauty of your property. Shared by Frisella Nursery, here’s how to design an edible landscape that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
#plant nursery#frisella nursery#tree nursery#garden nursery#nursery#best garden centre#nearest plant nursery#garden center#native plants nursery#nursery garden center
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Six Aussie Gardening Tips with Native Tropical Flowering Plants
“The earth laughs in flowers” – Ralph Waldo Emerson
Spring calls for floral blooms and the best time to make your garden feel alive. Australian gardens experience spring from September to November. With Bougainvillea adorning arches and migratory Caper White Butterfly pollinating, can you imagine the Garden of Eden right around the corner?
With quick and easy-to-perform gardening tips, you can create the garden of your dreams. Even the most native flowering plants can revamp your miniature gardens.
Before you purchase or plant seeds of your favorite flowering plants, make sure that your garden has enough space and is easily accessible. In this blog, we’ll discuss six gardening tips for native tropical flowering plants readily available in major cities like Melbourne and Newport.
It’s time to make your Aussie garden talk of your neighborhood.
6 Gardening Tips with Native Flowering Plants
Check Garden Space and Layout
The first thing you want to check is your garden space and layout. In some cases, the flowering plants might seem small, but their roots might spread throughout a larger area. That’s why it is wise to consult your native nursery in Melbourne.
Gardening experts will suggest plants that will specifically suit your chosen area. For small gardens, flowering plants like Frangipanis will be best with their aroma and simplistic outlook. For comparatively larger garden spaces, Feverfew can be the best choice, with daisy-like floral blooms adding sunshine to your place.
Fertilise your Garden
Like you, your plants need extensive care, and fertilising your garden with organic manure will help your flowers bloom efficiently. Before planting, you need to dig the ground well and try to add some gypsum. Organic manures are readily available online and in retail stores in Melbourne, or you can check them out at your nearest nursery.
Flowering plants like Fire Lily can grow best with organic fertilisers like blood and bone or pelletised chicken manure. You can source such manure from your local nursery and retail stores.
Take Garden Update
As you fertilize your plants properly, don’t forget to take a garden update. Store essential garden accessories to check for soil composition and plant health on a regular or frequent basis. Shop for garden accessories in Newport to spray fertilizers, dig soils and check for pests.
Sow Seeds Properly
Spring is the best time to plant cuttings and sow seeds. Sow Seeds properly in places that are suitable for your chosen garden space. You can grow best from seeds during this season, with the moderate temperature best for your flowering plants.
For instance, flowering plants like Native Wisteria can grow well from seeds. They are generally medium-level trees and will be best if sowed and fertilised correctly.
Look out for Pests
Always look out for pests in your garden. However, try organic fertilisers over chemical counterparts. Check out your native plant nursery in Melbourne to look for easy-to-use and affordable organic pesticides. Do not neglect, but with the slightest detection, try to include pesticides when you fertilise your plants.
Add Garden Accessories
The right garden accessories can enhance the aesthetics of your green space. However, only the best ones can make your garden look cool. Try to use rot iron decorations instead of timber. As most pest species attach, garden timber and iron counterparts would be better.
Key Takeaways
Good lawn preparation and gardening are the best activities that you can do during spring. You can consult your native nursery to source the prettiest flowering plants. It’s necessary to enhance aesthetics of your green space and maintain it’s wellbeing as well.
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Power of Indoor Plants
All our lives we have been told that greens have a ton of benefits. In terms of design, plants are as important accessories in the space as any other home decor proves to be. Whether you place the plant pots in a corner, or hang them or display it on a wall shelf, they will help give you a green thumb and build your skills.
If the visual appeal of plants is not enough to convince you of their capabilities then we have listed the biggest reasons why you need to go buy numerous plants from your nearest nursery.
Low maintenance
The first and most significant reason that you should get an indoor plant is that they do not require any gardening skills and hard work that goes behind nurturing it. Got a long weekend plan or going on a romantic weekend getaway but worried whether your plant will survive without your attention? Do not stress, all your plant needs is a source of indirect light and a drainage hole in its pot and you are good to go! Most indoor plants only need to be watered when the soil turns dry which is usually twice or less in a week.
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Bulk Plant Orders Made Easy: Wholesale Nursery Near Me
Need an immense supply of plants for your next landscaping project? Look no further than a wholesale nursery near me. We specialize in providing bulk plants at cheap pricing to contractors, garden stores, and enterprises. With our easy ordering procedure and quick shipping options, you can be confident that your plants will arrive in excellent shape and ready to be planted. Choose our nearest wholesale nursery today and enjoy the convenience and savings!
#wholesale plant nursery#wholesale tree#Wholesale Nursery Near Me#Best Wholesale Nursery Near Me#online plant nursery
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Painted Whiskey Barrels: Creative DIY Ideas
Painted whiskey barrels add a unique touch to any space. They can be painted with various designs for a customized look. Whiskey barrels are versatile decor pieces that can be transformed into beautiful planters or art pieces. With a bit of creativity and paint, these barrels can be turned into eye-catching additions to your garden or home. Whether you prefer a rustic or modern look, painted whiskey barrels offer endless possibilities for customization. By adding a splash of color or intricate designs, you can elevate the aesthetic appeal of your outdoor or indoor space. Additionally, painting whiskey barrels is a fun and rewarding DIY project that allows you to showcase your personal style. Explore the endless design options and unleash your creativity with painted whiskey barrels.
History
Whiskey barrels have a rich history that dates back centuries. From being used for storing and transporting whiskey to being transformed into decorative pieces, these barrels have evolved over time. Let's delve into the history of painted whiskey barrels and explore the origins and the evolution of this fascinating art form. Origins Of Whiskey Barrels The use of barrels for storing and aging whiskey can be traced back to ancient civilizations, with the Romans being one of the earliest known users of wooden barrels for this purpose. However, it was not until the 18th century that the use of charred oak barrels became standard practice in the whiskey-making process. The charring process was found to impart distinct flavors and colors to the whiskey, thus enhancing its quality. Evolution Of Painted Whiskey Barrels As whiskey barrels gained popularity for their unique aesthetic appeal, the practice of painting them emerged. Initially, this was done as a means of personalizing and branding the barrels. Over time, the art of painting whiskey barrels evolved into a form of creative expression, with intricate designs and vibrant colors adorning these once utilitarian objects.
DIY Ideas
DIY Ideas: Looking for creative ways to repurpose painted whiskey barrels? Check out these DIY Ideas for inspiration! Garden Planters Transform your outdoor space with painted whiskey barrels turned into garden planters. Simply add soil and your favorite plants for a charming touch to your garden. Custom Artwork Add a personal touch to your home decor by turning painted whiskey barrels into custom artwork. Whether you paint a scenic landscape or a unique design, these barrels can become a stunning focal point in any room.
Where To Find
When it comes to finding painted whiskey barrels, there are various options available to suit your needs. Whether you prefer to shop locally or browse online marketplaces, you can easily find these unique and stylish pieces for your home or garden. Local Suppliers If you are looking to support local businesses and want to see the barrels in person before making a purchase, local suppliers are the way to go. You can visit your nearest garden centers, nurseries, or specialty stores that sell home décor items to find a selection of painted whiskey barrels. Online Marketplaces For a wider range of choices and the convenience of shopping from home, online marketplaces are a great option. Websites like Etsy, eBay, and specialty online stores offer a variety of painted whiskey barrels in different styles, colors, and sizes. You can easily compare prices, read reviews, and find the perfect barrel to suit your taste and budget. Supplier Product Price affordableeventsbynicole.com Whiskey Barrel $45.00 Wisconsin Barrel Company Personalized Whiskey Barrel $315.00 eBay - noelc Whiskey Barrels Custom Lettered on Top and Front $479.00
Painting Techniques
When it comes to creating unique and eye-catching decor for your home or garden, painted whiskey barrels can add a touch of rustic charm and personality. Whether you want to use them as planters, art pieces, or even furniture, the right painting techniques can turn these barrels into stunning focal points. In this article, we will explore the different painting techniques for whiskey barrels, including preparation steps and color selection. Preparation Steps Before you start painting your whiskey barrels, it's essential to prepare them properly to ensure the paint adheres well and lasts for a long time. Here are the essential preparation steps: - Clean the barrel thoroughly using soap and water to remove any dirt, dust, or debris. - Scrub the surface with a wire brush to remove any loose or flaking paint. - Sand the barrel lightly to create a smooth surface for the paint to adhere to. - Apply a water-based primer and sealer using a wide brush, making sure to coat both the metal and wood surfaces. - Do not paint the bottom of the barrel to allow for proper ventilation. Color Selection Choosing the right colors for your painted whiskey barrels can significantly impact the overall aesthetic of your decor. Here are some tips for selecting the perfect colors: - Consider the existing color scheme of your space and choose complementary or contrasting colors for the barrels. - Opt for outdoor-friendly, UV-resistant paints to ensure the colors stay vibrant and fade-resistant over time. - Experiment with different painting techniques such as distressing, stenciling, or layering to create unique and visually appealing designs. - Take inspiration from nature, your favorite artwork, or cultural motifs to infuse personality into the color choices. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WB7XjLYetLw
Cost And Pricing
When it comes to painted whiskey barrels, the cost and pricing can vary based on factors such as customization, size, and the retailer. Whether you're looking for affordable options or customized barrels, there are various choices available to suit different budgets and preferences. Affordable Options If you are on a budget, there are several affordable options for purchasing painted whiskey barrels. Here are some examples: - Southern Patio Whiskey Barrel Planter - $26.76 - Whisky Barrels (Various Colors) - $35.00 - Hand Painted Whiskey Barrel Planter - $217.00 Customized Barrels For those seeking a more personalized touch, customized barrels are available at varying price points. These barrels can be tailored to your specific preferences, adding a unique flair to your space. Some options include: - Personalized Whiskey Barrel - $315.00 - Whiskey Barrels Custom Lettered on Top and Front - $479.00 - Refinished whiskey barrel planter - cut lengthwise - $170.00 As you consider your options, keep in mind that pricing may also depend on additional features such as hand-painted designs, special finishes, or specific themes. When it comes to painting whiskey barrels, it's important to use the right materials and techniques. A water-based primer and sealer applied with a wide brush can help achieve the desired look. Remember to prime the wood and avoid painting the bottom of the barrel to allow it to breathe.
Faqs
Looking for unique garden decor? Check out our painted whiskey barrels available in various colors and designs. Perfect for planting your favorite flowers or herbs, or simply adding a touch of art to your outdoor space. Handcrafted in Austin, Texas. Can Whiskey Barrels Be Painted? Yes, you can paint whiskey barrels. Use a water-based primer and sealer applied with a wide brush. Ensure the primer reaches the cracks where the metal meets the wood surface. Prime the wood after coating the metal. Avoid painting the bottom to allow it to breathe. Why Are Whiskey Barrels Expensive? Whiskey barrels are expensive due to the high-quality oak wood used, craftsmanship involved in their creation, and the aging process that imparts unique flavors to the whiskey. Additionally, the demand for whiskey barrels for various purposes contributes to their cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can You Paint Whiskey Barrels? Yes, you can paint whiskey barrels using water-based primer and sealer applied with a wide brush. Ensure the primer is applied in the cracks where the metal meets the wood surface and on the wood. Avoid painting the bottom to allow breathing. What Color Stain For Whiskey Barrel? To stain a whiskey barrel, choose a color that complements your decor and enhances the wood's natural beauty. Why Are Whiskey Barrels So Expensive? Whiskey barrels are expensive due to high demand from bourbon and Scotch production, linked to US whiskey distillation and lumber industry. Does Jack Daniels Sell Used Whiskey Barrels? Yes, Jack Daniels sells used whiskey barrels for sale, both finished and unfinished.
Conclusion
Painted whiskey barrels add a touch of creativity and personality to any space. Whether used as planters, art pieces, or decorative furniture, these barrels are versatile and stylish. With a wide range of colors and designs available, they offer a unique way to enhance your home or garden. Explore the possibilities and unleash your creativity with painted whiskey barrels. Read the full article
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