First jar. From taste test, I think I need to make a concerted effort to find more while they’re still ripe :) [ATTACH]
I finally got a chance to find and harvest some elderberries. I’ll make a jam soon. Also one part of my backyard is a low lying swale, in full sun...
If it was here in CT that would be a pad for a shack where some government employee would sit so he could check boat/vehicle registration,...
When I had an 029 super (older version of the MS290) I replaced the fuel line with an OEM and didn't have this issue afterwards. My first thought...
White oak or chestnut oak are my favorite, hands down. I'm also a big fan of cherry and sassafras. I've had cottonwood and elm that were...
Very versatile tree with a long history. I planted about 6 at my house 3 years ago, and quickly realized that was way too many. Last year I cut...
Thanks. I figured if he’s going to be cruising the side roads illegally after dark when I’m not around, he should probably be visible to others...
I picked up this 1970s minibike chassis about 3 weeks ago for my 13 year old. My son sanded the frame and I primed/painted it. He was adamant on a...
Exactly my thoughts. We did this at work 20 something years ago when we moved into a different building. Granted epoxy wasn't cheap either, but...
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Like your tulip poplar leaf from not too long ago, this one looks atypical for the tree. I'm guessing populus genus, eastern cottonwood in particular.
I had a Craigslist ad out for about 3 weeks back in May-June, which netted me 6 Colorado loads (2 cords) in wood sales. I had to pull the ad...
Awesome catch Tom. The last time I was up there we went out of Seward and did pretty well (halibut). Great pictures; makes me want to bring my...
Black locust has thick, furrowed bark with an almost corky texture. Honey locust is much smoother and thinner. BL wood is usually yellow when...
Saving seeds year to year, I get an occasional hybrid tomato or pepper. This year one of my jalapeño plants is producing elongated peppers. The...
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Green ash was historically planted more as a landscape tree than white ash was. The seed that sprouted that probably came from a dying yard tree...
Could be. Hard to tell at that size. If I saw where it was growing (neighborhood tree, forest, dry, wetland etc.) I'd be more confident. The rough...
X2 on ash. Hollow center pith confirms. I didn't realize Detroit still had any ash trees left, being ground zero for EAB
