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I'm using AgroTower vertical pots for strawberries with Al's 5.1.1 mix. Should I use Dyna Gro Foliage Pro fert. to promote growth and switch for fruit and flower production? I'm growing Albions...What should I use if I do switch? |
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You could reduce the fertilizer supply as a means of reducing the nitrogen supply so vegetative growth is inhibited. The plants will then direct their energy to producing fruit , rather than vegetative growth. There will still be enough P available if you reduce the amount of N supplied, but you will probably have to find a way to supply K since that is likely to be to be deficient. You can supplement the K by supplying something like Pro-tek made from the same company. This is what I do and it works just fine. You know something? On many of my fruiting plants, I have not changed the way I feed them with FP, and still get great results too. I get great results either way. It's up to you:-) Mike |
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I am hosting a plantswap in San Antonio at my home. Only open to garden web members and other gardners. No children and pets please.
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Is PvP gear good enough for heroics? {WoW}
Mar 5th 2012 3:29PM The solution is already in the game. Run normals until you're good at tanking, buy 378 point gear, then run heroics. I went from hitting 85 to an ilvl of 380 in literally 2 days of moderate play. If you take luck and gold out of the equation, you can easily do it in a week.
Everyone wants an easily solution nowadays for stuff that's already easy. The game has already been dumbed down to the point of not being fun anymore. Stop being lazy and queue for noormals until you're ready for heroics. That's what you're SUPPOSED to do!
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Mar 1st 2012 7:40PM Guild wars 2 has by far the best loot system. Everyone works together to accomplish something and everyone gets a reward. No competition or drama among friends, just teamwork and group success. WoW's system is old and tired.
Breakfast Topic: Is Cataclysm tanking getting easier and easier? {WoW}
Feb 25th 2012 4:24PM Tanking defenitely appears to be getting easier from a mechanics perspective. The fear of having to move adds and bosses correctly, losing threat to dps, needing to calculate threat vs defensive stats, and needing to have a complete understanding of even normal mode fights before even attempting them all kept me from wanting to tank. It just seemed like to big a job.
Now though, threat is mostly a non issue, DS has made almost every fight stationary for the most part, and the LFR is a perfect stepping stone for a nub tank to learn the basics in a raid setting. While I can see the new ease of tanking as being frustrating to skilled veterans because it has certainly made the club less exclusive, I definitely enjoy the tanking wall being more of a large step now. Especially as a new blood dk, so many buttons.
Ready Check: The loss of itemization in Cataclysm {WoW}
Feb 18th 2012 6:50AM I'm hoping this is actually Blizzard's way of testing the waters for completely removing boss drops and switching to a primarily point based loot system.
As a hardcore raider who "competes" for server firsts and enjoys wiping on heroic content, I can honestly say that loot is one off the most destructive forces in semi hardcore raiding guilds. While there are many people like me in the top 100-300 ranked guilds, there's also a lot of fake hardcore raiders who are actually elitist epeeners. While we all may be equally skilled, the drama and loot vs progression night attendance issues that arise from the boss loot drop system are a constant thorn in every guild's ass. I would love it if all raid loot was purfhased using boss tokens/points. They could keep the current justice and valor system since that seems to work quite well. Then instead of hqving bosses drop loot, they would award normal and heroic boss currency to everyone in the raid. These "boss points" could then be spent on loot that would only drop from raid bosses, like good trinkets, weapons, tier sets, etc.
This would completely eliminate any potential loot drama, unlucky RNG, and the poisonous competitive nature of loot distribution that every guild deals with.
Breakfast Topic: Would you vote-kick that NPC from your party? {WoW}
Jan 17th 2012 8:18AM Lol yes...yes I would. Thrall power jogs like 65 year old man, gets ice trapped, does pitiful dps, can't afford a mount, and slows down the whole run.
Illidan can stay since he gives a nice buff to the group and keeps everything going smoothly, even if he does afk for the 2nd fight. Tyrande is definitely out though. Her job is to handle the adds, and she fails miserably at it. Malfurion isn't really part of the group to begin with since he pussies out and quits.
Hey Thrall, how about a heal if you're only gonna do 3k dps? No? /votekick
Raid Rx: Start ranking on healing without even trying {WoW}
Jan 13th 2012 10:36PM Protip: if the content is so easy you're purposely doing the fight wrong to rank on healing meters, do more difficult content.
No one cares who's ranked what on normals.
Shifting Perspectives: Feral tactics for Well of Eternity and Hour of Twilight {WoW}
Jan 8th 2012 4:40PM Lol these instances have been out for months and were half the difficulty of the Zandalari ones. Was it really necesssry to make a guide, especially a feral themed one this late in the game?
Raid Rx: Why healing rotations spell death for your raid {WoW}
Jan 7th 2012 1:11PM wtf is a healing rotation? The idea of casting a predetermined heal at a predetermined time doesn't even make sense. I've never heard anyone ask about such a thing, but if I did they be getting the bitch slap of their life.
Breakfast Topic: How do you feel after spending time with archaeology? {WoW}
Nov 16th 2011 4:00PM Archaeology is great if you happen upon a digsite while leveling since the experience is pretty good. It's basically a free quest and a half's worth. Otherwise archaeology is the WORST thing in the game. It's even worse than fishing because the fish don't all suddenly decide to stop spawning, making you fly around the world to catch other fish you don't want in order to fly all the way back and start fishing the right ones again.
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ha! so good. i want it.
jasneko wrote:Why are we scary?
haha, I sadly don't think this stands a chance, but the cat really makes it and I want one!
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I admire lots of things about your work Wences but your color combinations are always superb , really nice taste man!
Mavyn wrote:Identifying the wearer of the costume helps.
OH, I get it. It's just that, to show the octo suckers, you have to have the spider facing away, with the viewer looking at the underbelly. No face. No face, is weird. And cool.
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@Nekkochan - I hoped it would be a year-round shirt! That's really sad to hear black cats get adopted last I can understand it - my mom was similar about adopting a black cat - 'black cats are bad luck!' but it happened anyway, and now she admits the black kitty is the sweeetest - in fact much moreso than her tuxedo colored sister! @kate1188 - ugh, it stinks to worry about things like that (I was concerned last halloween too and will be again soon!). And totally agreed - they are quite misunderstood! @kboldebook - Thanks!=) My black cat is also the sweetest - so affectionate and very tolerant of people - as well as nice to her not so sweet-natured non-black bossy sister! @yellowflower - Thanks! Awww that's too bad you're allergic Coincidentally though, I remember reading that black cats contain the least amount of allergens so they're frequently adopted by people with allergies...(I'd imagine maybe the short-haired ones?) I don't know if that's a myth of not, but I've read it a few places!
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elmosuperman wrote:The style and idea is hilarious.
Thanks very much elmosuperman, I appreciate it!:D
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Thanks yellow flower!=)
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Please, for the love of god, can I please get a creepy shirt for haloween for once, Wooters? I would love to have this one right here.... please let it happen!
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How did you make twinkies so cute AND terrifying at the same time?@_@ Eeeee!
Re: Beware of the Raisins
Brilliant! ...but raisins are the perfect Halloween food. I mean, they're dead, they're shriveled up, they come in their own little coffin. What's not to like? Oh yeah....they're raisins!! *runs away screaming*
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I kinda feel like the pumpkin carving itself thing has been done to death..
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I thought would be a fun shirt if someone were to run around as Abraham van Helsing for Halloween. Hand 'em out to the vampires you see.
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I really really love this one, two of my favorites artists together! :-D For some reason the upside down face is my favorite part, it brings a certain freakish insanity to the mix.
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I think it should be bigger on the shirt
I mentioned it in the pre-derby thread, but I just wanted to reiterate that this made my husband laugh hysterically. The expression on that pumpkin is PERFECT.
This will be a great addition to my i hate raisins tshirt collection
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love this one!
jasneko wrote:@Nekkochan - I hoped it would be a year-round shirt! That's really sad to hear black cats get adopted last I can understand it - my mom was similar about adopting a black cat - 'black cats are bad luck!' @yellowflower - Thanks! Awww that's too bad you're allergic Coincidentally though, I remember reading that black cats contain the least amount of allergens so they're frequently adopted by people with allergies...(I'd imagine maybe the short-haired ones?) I don't know if that's a myth of not, but I've read it a few places!
We actually have a sign up at the shelter, 10 reasons to adopt a black cat - "black cats are very slimming" and so on. But it's the end of kitten season & we've got about 15 black kittens left, and about 3 in other colors. Pretty sure that's a myth about the allergens. I'm not allergic to my black cat, but my niece is. Coat and color don't have anything to do with it - it's the cat's saliva you're allergic to, and your allergies can be very specific. I'm more allergic to Siamese for some reason. But your allergies can also change - I used to be very allergic to cats, and after I hit 30 it decreased substantially.
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Awesome shirt, love it!
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why does this look familiar?
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I'd buy this and wear it everyday if it didn't have the kid in the design
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wow... what a power-house collab! looks amazing.
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sweet idea and execution.
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Thanks!! Appreciate the support There's a lot of great artists on here.
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Scarier than that Apollo 18 movie... GMV
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I'm missing something and I know it.... at first I thought this was a pro death penalty shirt...
i think this is my favorite bootsboots shirt ever!!! i hope this wins!!! i would order multiples also hope your cat one wins kuz i want one o them too!!
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I very badly wish this was a doctor who reference (the empty child episode)
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They all gonna DIE.
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Athletes have a lower incident of most diseases except for one: skin cancer, because of their prolonged exposure to the elements while training or competing. When asked why they don't use sunscreen the athlete's responses were fairly predictable: it's greasy, it's oily, it takes too long to apply, I can't get it off my hands, it blocks my pores, basically it's just a lot of trouble.
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Preventing Bladder Cancer Recurrence and Progression
Name of the Trial
Phase II Randomized Study of Adjuvant Erlotinib and Green Tea Extract (Polyphenon E) in Preventing Recurrence and Progression in Former Smokers with Resected High-Grade Superficial Transitional Cell Carcinoma of the Bladder (UCLA-0301091-02). See the protocol summary.
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Dr. Arie Belldegrun of the Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, UCLA
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Most patients diagnosed with bladder cancer have tumors that have not penetrated the muscle of the bladder wall (superficial bladder cancer). Even with successful surgery, however, recurrence is common.
Researchers are interested in developing effective drug therapies to prevent bladder cancer recurrence after surgery. The use of drugs to prevent cancer or cancer recurrence is called chemoprevention. In this study, two types of drugs are being evaluated to see whether they are effective in preventing bladder cancer recurrence and progression after surgery in patients with a history of smoking.
One of the drugs, Polyphenon E (Mitsui Norin Co. Ltd.), is made from green tea. "Preclinical studies have shown that substances called catechins in green tea extracts are very good at preventing bladder cancer cells from multiplying," said Dr. Belldegrun.
The other drug, erlotinib (Tarceva, OSI Pharmaceuticals), which was recently approved to treat lung cancer, inhibits a protein called epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR). Approximately 50 percent of bladder tumors show high levels of EGFR, and EGFR expression has been associated with bladder tumor aggressiveness.
"With this study, we hope to find a way to prevent recurrence and, more importantly, to prevent progression of bladder cancer in patients with a history of smoking," Dr. Belldegrun added.
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This trial is no longer accepting new patients. To locate other clinical trials for bladder cancer, search the NCI's database of clinical trials or call the NCI's Cancer Information Service at 1-800-4-CANCER (1-800-422-6237). The call is toll-free and completely confidential.


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The paint job is not good in guest room. It has just been painted. There are patches that are not uniform with the rest of the wall, and there are gouges in the wall that are obvious even though freshly painted over. How difficult would it be for me to give it a knockdown texture over this paint job to cover up the flaws and call it a day, or a get to the finish? |
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Just skin coat the gouges, spot prime and apply another coat of paint. Way easier than knockdown. |
I'll try that first. Just in case, though, this does not work well to hide the flaws and I have to go with knockdown, is that the next easiest way to solve the problem? Or would new drywall possibly do the job? |
Neither. Your wall problems are highly visible but easily fixable. |
Well, I am hiring a new person to repair the job, and that's what she said she would do. (sand, prime, and paint) I hope that works. |
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Just skin coat the gouges, That should be skiM not n |
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Do I need to come over there and fix that wall!!?? :) |
Interestingly enough, a new person came over and "did over" what the other painter did. And I have almost the same result. Not good. I am left wondering why the problem exists. The problem is the same protrusions appear (that would be the holes that were originally sanded and filled in), and a difference in glaze appears from the rest of the wall in those spots. Why, I don't know. She sanded down the original offenders, applied spackling to the spots, sanded, and painted, but it appears to be similar to the first job. Therefore, I am wondering just how difficult it would be to skiM coat the entire wall to make it even. If I could understand what went wrong (aside from now TWO bad painters), I would be happier. I am learning that sometimes you simply cannot make good a bad wall by patching it up and painting over it. SOMETIMES you have to either put in new drywall, or skim coat it. So since skim coat may be less work than putting in new drywall in those place (I'm not sure), I'm thinking to go that way. |
- Posted by brushworks (My Page) on Mon, Oct 24, 11 at 19:06
Can you take a picture of that wall? I would like to see it from a direct view and a side view. |
I will try to take a picture, because of the light and the camera it does not take a true picture, but I will try. Thanks. |
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First order from Graceful Gardens. I got the box with the 32 little nice deep 2X2 pots with lovely greenery all protected by "peanuts." Took a while to carefully unpack them, and I repotted them in 1 gallon pots to let them grow a bit. these were taken the next morning! They are larger yet today. What healthy plants! You have to buy an entire flat, but can mix it up, which I did. No cheep, but already some of the plants are doubled in size and look wonderful. Excuse the greenhouse, I have got to take time off from the yard to do some cleaning and throwing out there. the square tan pot doesn't belong with the others. kay |
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Thank you so much for looking. They are growing like gangbusters. Annie, I got (4 of each sort): Delphinium Guardian Blue Electric Cottage, I had lusted after a greenhouse for years! Got it for Christmas five years ago, and do love it even though it is currently a mess so you couldn't tell I cared about it at all. The square tan pot is a cardinal flower - I laughed at the Sesame Street reference...Now the little tune keeps running around my brain:) - kay |
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Thanks, ripley529. I hope they do well, they have really grown in the greenhouse. kay |
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I enjoyed this sale and hope FCMG does it again next year. Thank you all for putting it together! |
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I did, but my big thrill of the week was that I received two little American chestnuts from Nearly Natives Nursery. I worked at the FCMG sale so didn't get to run about much. I was glad to see them at a good venue, hopefully they will be able to do it again next year. This weekend is the Hall County Master Gardeners sale. I'm happy to see events further north. Of course the Native Plant Society Sale is April 14th which is the one I want to shop since natives are my personal preference. |
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Calories | 180 |
Total Fat | 9g |
Saturated Fat | 1g |
Cholesterol | -- |
Sodium | 525mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 25g |
Dietary Fiber | 6g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 3g |
Calcium | -- |
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Yields: 12 servings, about 1 cup each
Total Time: 1 hr 10 min
Prep Time: 30 min
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- 4 pound(s) pie pumpkin or butternut squash, peeled, seeded, and cut into 2-inch chunks (see Tips & Techniques)
- 4 large sweet-tart apples, such as Empire, Cameo, or Braeburn, unpeeled, cored, and cut into eighths
- 1/4 cup(s) extra-virgin olive oil
- 1.25 teaspoon(s) salt, divided
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) freshly ground pepper
- 1 tablespoon(s) chopped fresh sage
- 6 cup(s) reduced-sodium chicken broth or vegetable broth
- 1/3 cup(s) chopped hazelnuts, toasted (see Tips & Techniques)
- 2 tablespoon(s) hazelnut oil
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A major defense-spending bill hit an unexpected bump on its journey through the U.S. Senate over an amendment on veterans' gun rights, which devolved into a heated floor debate and foreshadows a potential battle over Democrats' vows to tweak the filibuster rules in the clubby, traditionally collegial body.
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I am new to gardening, but would like to try my hand at growing veggies in a raised bed this year. I have a black walnut tree stump exactly where I want the raised bed to be, and I was wondering if it would kill my tomatoes, peppers, etc?
My plan was to cut the stump down to ground level, cover with plywood, plastic, or cardboard, then put my raised bed on top of it. Would this work? Does it matter which of the aforementioned materials I should use? Should I remove the sawdust or would it be ok to incorporate into the soil? Any advise would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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The sawdust juglone will disappear quickly, but the stump itself (and the large roots) is another matter. They need to degrade a lot before the juglone disappears. Tomato roots go down to 4 feet, so a root, and not the stump, may kill them. There are two things that you can do to mitigate juglone. The first is to make sure the stump is well colonized with fungi, so that once you bury it under a fertile bed, its decay will go fast. The second is, in the stump immediate vicinity, you should plant only vegetables that are juglone-resistant. Any squash, melon, or watermelon, chard or beets, garlic or onions, any bean, any chicory, they will all manage. |
I would strongly suggest you find another location. It would be a real shame to put so much work into your garden when it would be starting out with 2 strikes already against it. If that is simply out of the question, then as glib suggested, limit yourself to resistant plants. Your production and plant health will still be affected as they are just resistant not immune to juglone. Another, but expensive option, is to have the stump and the majority of the roots dug out and the area refilled with lots of fresh soil. Dave |
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How big is the proposed bed and how big is the proposed stump, use cardboard and plenty of it,wet it between layers (get the "decay" ball rolling) Keep us informed, so the next guy can use your wisdom that you are going to gain from this experience. |
Hrm... I was kind of afraid of that. I have very limited space in my yard, and the exposure right where that stump is would be ideal. Anywhere else, and I run out of space and exposure is limited. The bed is around 4 x 5 1/2 ft. The stump is about 3ft in diameter. The tree itself was chopped down around 3-4 years ago, and I have planted tomatoes right next to the stump for the last 2 years without any problems before I read about the ill effects of juglone. Did I just get lucky? Or do you think that the stump had broken down just enough to plant next to it? |
Here is my experience with a live BW. The plant must be on top of a root to suffer, which possibly means that juglone does not travel much in the (clay) soil. Still, it seems impossible for a tomato plant (which is really sensitive to juglone) to grow in such a restricted place without intercepting a root, most plants extend underground as much as they do above. Is the area well composted and moist (all things that speed up juglone decay), or the soil rich in organic matter? It would seem like your juglone is gone. Welcome back Dave. I was wondering if you were OK, you have not posted in a while. |
Lol! *Shrug* I don't know what to think now! I know very little about my soil. I know its always wet until Summer due to our lovely Portland climate. I have not amended with any type of compost, although I plan to add some homemade compost to the planter box. Maybe it IS rich in organic matter. Weeds grow wonderfully in my yard! The area in question collects leaves in the fall due to the stump being in relatively close proximity to the fence. Yuccas grow all around the stump (Im planning on trying to remove those as well - that's another challenge). Maybe I will just go ahead and try it. I have a couple of tomatoes and peppers that I have Winter sown, so I can afford to have a casualty or two. I think my biggest challenge will be that the stump would get in the way of root growth, esp in tomatoes. The raised bed is only a foot deep. Hmm... Thanks so much for all of the advise! I guess I will try it and see what happens. Steff |
- Posted by beeman_gardener 5 (My Page) on Wed, Jan 26, 11 at 20:18
If I can add my 2 cents worth? I have been gardening for some 30 years in the same spot an that over the root area of next doors two black Walnut trees. I have to disagree with the roots supposed problems, as I don't suffer one bit from being over the roots. Where I have suffered, in the past, is allowing the trees to over hang the garden, putting the plants in the 'drip' area of the trees. I now call in an arbourist to cut back any overhang, much to the neighbors chagrin, they resent my obvious delight when I cheer the guys on. I firmly believe it is the drips, plus the black gunk formed around any of the green nuts the squirrels bury, which supplies growth inhibitors to the plants. Now you know why I have a blitz on the squirrels every year and pick up any green nuts I find. My garden does grow well. |
The only thing I see is there could be watering problems I have an underground concrete slab under part of one of my beds and keeping that part watered is some harder than the rest but my bed is only 6 inches deep. IMHO if you grew tomatoes there then it is good to go. I just remembered rotting wood can be a sponge. Curt |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Wed, Jan 26, 11 at 22:20
If it was !my! garden, I'd go ahead and do what you want to do... That stump wouldn't slow me down. I put a raised bed over a green ash stump...have no idea whats going on under there, but the plants above have done fine. I'd try to cut the stump as flush to the ground as i could. I say do it, but I don't let much slow me down. |
Lol! I like your attitude, Frank! I'm also the type that won't let anything slow me down. I leveled my yard and put in an above ground pool, built a french drain around it using a yard or so of gravel I hauled myself, graded the remaining yard myself, built the raised bed, and have learned to winter sow all of my plants for this year. My back hurts, but I'm proud of what I accomplished single-handedly. Im gonna go for it, simply because I have alot of plants to spare. Gonna level that stump as much as I can with a chainsaw. *Gulp* I just hope I have enough room for the roots of my tomatoes, since they will probably end up directly over that stump. I have very little wiggle-room here. Sigh... |
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Two things: 1. You like TANKS Attitude, that's the side of him that doesn't get bogged down ;-) 2. Why not just start taller, try two feet...works for me ;-) |
My apologies...I like TANK'S attitude! :D Wow, that's some srsbznz right there... Makes my one little planter look puny. Awesome pics! I may just try to up the ante a bit and make it deeper like you say. I made mine out of scrap lumber from next door, so I guess I'm gonna have to scrounge outside of my postage-stamp to find some more. Not only am I tenacious, I am also cheap! Heh. |
The fact that it is Portland matters. Rain, and 12 months growing season for fungi (underground). Decaying wood does have excellent water retention, and roots of plants grow right into it. I am saying this so you don't kill yourself over that stump. I have a spruce stump in full sun, covered in thyme, and never water or fertilize. Live and learn, who knew juglone could go this fast? Go for it... |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Thu, Jan 27, 11 at 11:41
My beds are built using 2x8s (treated/but painted)...I built them because my soil is almost beach sand. I filled them with city compost (mostly composted leaves) and then topped them with a thick layer of wood chips. That tree stump will rot over time and slowly turn into nice rich soil. I know my garden in late spring/early summer is full of mushrooms from all the wood chips. |
Well, then. I am totally gonna go for it. I will just cut the stump as level to the ground as I can, move the planter box where I want it, plant my veggies, and see what happens. Thanks, guys...you all are awesome! I appreciate the advise and support from each and every one of you. If I think about it when everything is taking off, I will try to take some pics with my crappy phone and report back to you all. Cheers, Steff |
beeman is correct about rainwater run-off from foliage AND branches being an important source of juglone. That's the case with almost any plant with allelopathic properties. But the roots exude juglone, too. |
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As some of you have pointed out, the glyph of Demon Hunting in your beta build doesn't deliver on what I described above as the design. The newer version of the glyph, hopefully available in the next beta build, allows a warlock to toggle in and out of the off-tank / survival mode, more like the druid going Bear or the warrior going Defensive.
The new shapeshift granted by the glyph is called Threatening Presence (PH) and adds Taunt and Fury Ward to the normal Metamorphosis toolkit. You still get the damage reduction from mastery instead of the damage boost from mastery while in this form. You can also choose to go into normal Metamorphosis even if you have the glyph. Let us know how it feels.
We appreciate all the feedback and passion on this topic. We expected this glyph would serve a pretty niche community and were surprised at how many players were excited about it. We are still in beta and are still very much experimenting with what kind of gamplay we can deliver in glyphs.
Mists of Pandaria Beta: New warlock pets {WoW}
Mar 23rd 2012 9:51AM No, this is from the level 75 talent Grimoire of Supremacy. Choose a different talent at that level if you don't like them. In any case, no one has any real idea on numbers yet, so don't get upset over nothing.
Warlocks getting a ranged taunt through glyph {WoW}
Mar 22nd 2012 2:57AM Ah ok. thanks.
Warlocks getting a ranged taunt through glyph {WoW}
Mar 22nd 2012 2:06AM You're acting exactly like a warlock hipster would. To not be a warlock hipster would be to say, "I enjoy playing a warlock, regardless of the popularity of the class."
Warlocks getting a ranged taunt through glyph {WoW}
Mar 22nd 2012 2:05AM Demonic Fury now reduces damage taken instead of increasing damage dealt.
Seems like Demo is now a tanking spec rather than a damage dealing spec. Wouldn't say I'm too pleased.
The Light and How to Swing It: New tools for evaluating holy paladins {WoW}
Feb 13th 2012 1:05AM Brilliant article. You need to have a word with a few of the other writers on here and give them lessons on how to create a useful column, not a "5 steps to pressing a button" article.
6 ways to increase your warlock's DPS {WoW}
Jan 24th 2012 2:03AM If he added information that I asked for, why would I cry about it? He hasn't written a warlock column, he's written a basic How To Play guide.
I stated in my post that if he was going to go in depth about prioritisation, reforging, gemming and spec understanding that would be fine. He should have started with one of those and said at the start of the article he would be doing in-depth analysis of aspects of warlock play over the next few weeks. What we got instead was basically a compilation of the tips you get on a loading screen.
6 ways to increase your warlock's DPS {WoW}
Jan 23rd 2012 8:16PM Bit of a nothing article. This whole column could have any dps class/spec put in the title, have a couple hyperlinks to specs changed and you'd be fine.
You don't explain any of the choices people will make with regards to speccing. You don't give any examples of what the accepted priority lists are for any of the specs. You don't give any information about what stats each spec should be reforging to, or even a link to information on haste break points.
The point about researching fights seems so redundant. If someone has reached the point where they care about their dps enough to research their class, they are going to research a fight too. Even the ABC point, as useful as it is, doesn't apply to warlocks in a specific manner.
Was this meant to be a beginners guide? Or something for people who already raid? You give either too little information or the wrong kind of information. If you're trying to turn each of these points into a seperate article, fair enough. Perhaps give us more than three articles in 35 days if that's the case.
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Aug 22nd 2011 11:09AM @ Nadia,
Any warlock running heroics should have the fear glyph, so fear is a perfectly fine CC.
Blood Pact: Looking at warlock spec balance {WoW}
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