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These houses are OK if you make the rooms bigger. As is, these rooms are too small for Purple Martins, they need the right size apartments to breed and raise a family. Adult martins are 7.5 -8” long, so rooms must be large enough to accommodate 4 - 6 nearly-grown nestlings and both parents. Rooms should be 6 x 11” or 6 X 12” at a minimum. This allows them to be safer from predators & the elements & to fledge more babies. It actually hurts the survivability of the species having them nest in smaller cavities like these - the fledge rate is completely compromised in this undersized space. Windblown rains have a greater impact upon smaller compartments. Young martins subjected to rain can develop hypothermia and die. Predators can quickly snatch a martin from these smaller compartments. Please think of the birds themselves, rather than the artistic, or inexpensive appeal. Serious Purple Martin landlords won’t consider any house with rooms this compact, since it is detrimental to the survival of Purple Martins. Their numbers are already diminishing from pesticides and mercury levels where they winter in the Amazon basin. Providing the right size housing for them is the very least we can do to keep them healthy, safer from predators, and breeding properly. Also, importantly, entrances holes should be designed to hinder starling and predator invasions.

Even if an undamaged leaf brushes my skin l get the rash. I have it now.

Oil doesn't mix with water. Rinsing with water alone isn't likely to remove any oils. Treat urushiol like automotive grease. How much of that will come off rinsing with cold water? Scrub it off with a washcloth.

Hello, please, what medicine can I use to destroy this grass?

This is the best Amaranth Garden I've ever seen.

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Beautiful trees and the birds love them. But, I do not recommend planting them near your lawn, as the thorns will find their way into your inflated mower tires...

Thank you very much for your video on this tree. The thorns are really scary! Thank you for raising awareness of these huge thorns. Very good presentation. I learned a lot! Good luck on all your work!

Something has been chompin down on the greenery-what's eating on them?

I cant find cuttings of Roussanne anywhere.

Thanks - this is exactly the problem I'm having on my blackberries as well! I also love that he mentioned Womack blackberries, you don't see anyone talking about those today! (but I'm growing them!)

I'm planting and staking some 5-6' saplings and this video has been quite helpful.

can I grow potatoes in these bags?

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Lovely video! It reminds me of the style that was in River Island in the 90s before they completely changed - soft, natural, feminine, comfortable and practical but stylish clothes often in natural fibres.

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So cool! I ended up here because my neighbor's black raspberries are migrating their way through the cracks in my privacy fence. It started last year and i was wondering how to get some growing in my yard. Take cuttings or..... Well i just went out today and two of them have touched the ground and are rooted in! Thx neighbor!

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Great video. I appreciate the insight into your video as it helps the progress I have made over the year I have been composting. Thanks again for your content

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How do I get rid of million lacebark elm seedlings in my yard? I need help!

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Were did u get those??? Need that water holding ring to plant my tomatoes

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Steve do i put in the fridge or freezer ?

those water walls are a genius idea, I've honestly never seen them before! Thank you for showing us this.

Where can I buy this mesh fencing? You mentioned a company I cannot find.

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My Chicago fig started to break dormancy and then got frost damaged. I believe the root is still alive. So should i just clip the above ground limbs? One was 2-3yrs old the other is 1 yr old

We have heavy clay in parts of our yard up by where the house was rebuilt.

Very helpful thank you. Can you plant a root that has come off the crowns during division?

I called him cowterpiller because they look like they have cows on their backs

Sounds to me like there was sign of violence in the vehicle that was abandoned to make a school go on lockdown

The fathers family sounds like the family involved in the Pike county massacre. Scary stuff. Too much power.

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Thank you for your video. I am not familiar with Angelina, and the plant that you showed actually looked like diamond frost Euphorbia. Am I missing something?

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Very informative. Thank you! I have always been allergic to poison ivy and, having woods on my property & several creek banks, I'm always on the look out for it.

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Coppicing is also a way to manage woodlots. The stump resprouts and you get bigger growth, faster than trying to grow wood from a young, small tree.

No one ever mentions the problem oh “cannas taking over a flower bed”. Left alone, they spread like wildfire. And if you ever want to get rid of them, digging the up is just the first step. Any part of the rhizome left will come up the next spring. You’ll be digging for two or three springs. They are best grown and contained in pots.

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