Come on over.Party at Fran's place!![]()
Come on over.Party at Fran's place!![]()
Sounds like a good plan. I got my order the other day. Just 3 SSA.We finished the yard work just as the rain started. Now it's time to chill. Maybe write up some recipes for my new flavors.
Come on over.![]()
You?Who's bringing the keg?
You?
ROTFLI shouldn't have asked.
We will see soon.It's almost quitting time. I should have some vape mail when I get home. I know one is the review sample for the Dead Rabbit 3 rta and am not sure what the other one is.
Wild cucumber is a kind of gourd that is not related to the kinds of cucumber we eat. It's a native annual vine that grows extremely quickly and climbs vigorously. Unlike @the wind, I think its little spiny fruits are cute. It also has handsome leaves and charming, lightly fragrant flowers.Seriously though, what's the difference between wild cucumbers and the kind I plant with seeds that I buy at the store?
I don't do much in my yard, so I'm hoping the trellis will give me adequate privacy. It could use a little help, though, hence my interest in wild cucumber (I don't want a perennial vine that would require require pruning).Well, that really bites for sure. Fence?
I'll probably just huddle in my house and mutter bitterly. Although if they have a lot of fires--which they love--I am going to have to talk to them. Even before the house was built last year, they had regular gatherings around the fire pit they set up right away, and I would have to shut my windows to be able to breathe comfortably.Maybe you should be the one partying and playing loud music. Maybe they'll move. Either that or make them think the lot is haunted. You could tell them a story how the last people that lived there died horribly and every once in a while you see one of them outside.
I had actually never heard of it. Is it a more southern plant?I don't do much in my yard, so I'm hoping the trellis will give me adequate privacy. It could use a little help, though, hence my interest in wild cucumber (I don't want a perennial vine that would require require pruning).
Nope. Northern, if anything. There isn't any around here, but it was all over the place in Bangor.I had actually never heard of it. Is it a more southern plant?
That really is the pits.I'll probably just huddle in my house and mutter bitterly. Although if they have a lot of fires--which they love--I am going to have to talk to them. Even before the house was built last year, they had regular gatherings around the fire pit they set up right away, and I would have to shut my windows to be able to breathe comfortably.
Yeah they say it spreads a lot.Nope. Northern, if anything. There isn't any around here, but it was all over the place in Bangor.
I'd feel very guilty introducing it to my town. It would spread like crazy.