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Hello guys and Gals , I can deal with just about anything , but That Wind needs to blow away , get, be gone, my Eyes are killin meee. Now back to some serious stuff , gopher hunt continues , now the other farmer Fumagated , and I’m getting stinkin Rodents from both sides into my pasture and Orchard , it’s a all out war I’m tellin ya, I may need to call in for reinforcements
Poison & chemicals. Gas them out. Pump propane down the hole, then light it.
Reminds me of the movie Caddyshack.
A neighbor of ours got one of these. I'm not sure how well it worked, but when he demo'd it for several of us around the neighborhood, we all had a great time!
I heard somewhere that peppers can be grown from the seeds in crushed red pepper flakes. I randomly sprinkled some crushed red pepper into some dirt, next to where I shoved a couple of cloves of garlic into the dirt.. I think I see them growing now. But being a city kid, I really have no idea. That looks like the garlic is beginning to grow also. Do any of you know what a pepper seedling looks like?
Keep in mind that this is dirt, out on a city sidewalk. Pepper packets are leftover from pizza delivery. Garlic was old, and found behind the microwave when I was cleaning. This is the same area where I threw a couple of mustard seeds, and now there are mustard plants about 5 feet tall, full of flowers and seed pods. Mustard seeds were in an old jar in the back of the kitchen cabinet, which I did not want to take a chance on eating. I have no intentions of farming public land. I'm just throwing out garbage.
In Berkeley, people actually do that. They take those little tracks of dirt which the city ignores, like traffic divider medians & plots for city trees, add their own potting soil, and actually grow tomato, squash, watermelon, and whatever else. City sort of looks the other way, and ignores that sidewalk trees are now Meyer Lemon trees.
This is really just a social experiment, out of boredom. Kind of like when you where in college, and made out with another guy, just to see how far it could go.
This is really just a social experiment, out of boredom. Kind of like when you where in college, and made out with another guy, just to see how far it could go.
If I get peppers, then who else is willing to sprinkle pepper packets from pizza take-out in their yard? We could start a new trend. Maybe I can trade my mystery peppers with one of you guys for a goat.
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