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N-Station Dock ($54.99) available for pre-order March 1-15. by De4dSpacein nookcolor

[–]catinahat1 1 point2 points ago

Dear lord, that is ugly

Best option for dealing with grass under a raised bed? by veoeluzin gardening

[–]catinahat1 1 point2 points ago

Most newspaper inks these days are soy based

Valentine's Day Gift Ideas by tyb4in relationship_tips

[–]catinahat1 -1 points0 points ago

You clearly do not know what you are talking about. Spam is not limited to your definition in the context of reddit. Take a good look at your self in the mirror. You are submitting links that you hope to profit from, under the premise that it contains "great gift ideas". You are not a contributor. You are a spammer.

http://www.reddit.com/help/faq#Whatconstitutesspam

Valentine's Day Gift Ideas by tyb4in relationship_tips

[–]catinahat1 0 points1 point ago

Oh yeah? The site which you own, which generates money from link referral is not spam?

Valentine's Day Gift Ideas by tyb4in relationship_tips

[–]catinahat1 0 points1 point ago

SPAM

Tips for Dragonfruit cactus care? by nerdyrosein gardening

[–]catinahat1 0 points1 point ago* 

I'll be honest with you, I am not a botanist, but I have kept these plants in what I thought was a good environment for several years, and they will not fruit unless it's all perfect. Such interesting plants... a real challenge. Good luck to ya :)

As to the shape in your picture... they want to collapse onto themselves the whole time, which leads to a lot of dead debris low down, which isn't ideal for succulents. Hence the staking/shaping.

This dude likes microphones and hates drugs. by tinmanandmein offbeat

[–]catinahat1 21 points22 points ago

Mike's what?

High density corn planting? by whereandwhenin gardening

[–]catinahat1 1 point2 points ago

The three sisters thing worked for me a couple of years ago... towards the end of the season the beans swamped the corn, but by that time the corn was harvested, and were good as props only. I kept finding squash among the corn randomly. It was fun, but I am still unsure what the fertilizer benefit was in the end. I amended the soil as usual the next planting season.

Sensory garden help by mrpinein gardening

[–]catinahat1 1 point2 points ago* 

Cool. Winter interest plants are going to be the toughest. At least you can do things to attract birds in winter, which everyone loves. In summer it's easy... Anything that fruits or flowers will do the trick.

Two more winter plants that do great in England, are Red bark Dogwood and Pyracantha, although I have to warn that the latter has woody thorns, so you might want to plant that away from the path. They do do great in espalier form though, so it wont take too much space.

Edit. Just reading a bit more about it, there seems to be one of the Pyracantha family that is thornless, called a Cotoneaster. I do not have any experience with it, however.

Sensory garden help by mrpinein gardening

[–]catinahat1 0 points1 point ago

That was actually Mimosa Pudica, which you can grow from seed.

Sensory garden help by mrpinein gardening

[–]catinahat1 0 points1 point ago

If you're looking for an amazing smelling, winter-blooming, evergreen shrub, check out Daphne Odora, also known as Winter Daphne

Sensory garden help by mrpinein gardening

[–]catinahat1 0 points1 point ago

I don't get it... Your video links to Mimosa Pudica, not Onoclea Sensibilis, which doesn't have the same sensory feedback.

Another beast of a bike ... 41lbs by dtech911in MTB

[–]catinahat1 0 points1 point ago

WTF is the point?

I was gifted this small "tree", how can I keep it healthy, and growing for a long time (inside)? by CresendoCrookin botany

[–]catinahat1 0 points1 point ago

Where and how many hours is the maximum amount of direct sunlight in your house/aparment/condo? Is there really no "outside" growing possibility?

I did an IAmA a month ago, didn't think to post it in r/Charlotte til just now (since this is where I'm located). Feel free to AMA by Comicspediain Charlotte

[–]catinahat1 0 points1 point ago

I see you use DC comics, have you ever used Lobo? He has rather unique methods of conflict resolution...

Good job by the way, I can see how it would be a good vehicle for personal and therapeutic discovery in certain cases...

In post-Apartheid South Africa, class divisions and poverty preserve racial segregation. Has the ANC failed? by AJStreamin Africa

[–]catinahat1 0 points1 point ago

I would have liked to hear what Keith Khoza had to say (I suspect it's just classic party rhetoric), but that Skype connection was just unusable...

Help me please? by bikeguy17in bicycling

[–]catinahat1 0 points1 point ago

Good luck!

Help me please? by bikeguy17in bicycling

[–]catinahat1 1 point2 points ago

1: Meh 2: Never ever 3: Yeah! 4: Ooh cool. Maybe you can replace the handlebars to straights, then it will be a very competent commuter.

My choice is 3, as long as the shifters are in reasonable condition...

Still waiting on winter here in Vermont... by forestfriendin bicycling

[–]catinahat1 1 point2 points ago

I have the CX, it's a great bike for the money!

Still waiting on winter here in Vermont... by forestfriendin bicycling

[–]catinahat1 1 point2 points ago

Looks like a 1 degree tilt...

Seems like the most sustainable/efficient to me... by yourbathroomin bicycling

[–]catinahat1 1 point2 points ago

Looks a lot like the Klein Mantra.

Also, I would take stats from a manufacturer's website with a pinch of salt.

Well, this is unfortunate by swskepticin bicycling

[–]catinahat1 1 point2 points ago

Götterdämmerung

Well, this is unfortunate by swskepticin bicycling

[–]catinahat1 2 points3 points ago

How long before we see ABS on those?

The subversive farmer who is changing the world by resfamin Frugal

[–]catinahat1 13 points14 points ago

Or watch his Botany of Desire

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