PillageUrVillage

I believe fill dirt is what is usually used for grading and leveling. However it doesn’t have much nutritional value for a lawn. If it’s a pretty steep incline you might need to use erosion control no matter what material you use....

Blossom End Rot Overwatering, or big fluctuations in watering, is almost always the culprit. While technically a calcium deficiency, most of the time it’s not due to lack of calcium in the soil. It’s an uptake issue....

[quote]Am I in danger of promoting some type of fungal disease or root rot?[/quote] Possibly. Could also cause BER problems. I’m still watering every three days and I haven’t had any trouble yet....

#rallybalkinterference What an amazing game! :lol: :geauxtigers:...

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[quote]And you haven't made any wine yet?[/quote] Well, shite. How have I never thought of this?...

I have 4 Prime Ark Freedom bushes in a 3’x12’ raised bed. I’m getting way more than we can handle. I’ve given a bunch away to the neighbors already. :lol:...

[quote]only treat if you notice something on plants[/quote] For the most part, this. I’d rather not use insecticides if I don’t have to. I’ve been seeing some cucumber beetles here and there. But they don't usually cause enough damage that my plants can’t handle them. My main concern is stink...

[quote] 41 pct glysphate[/quote] Don't even dilute it. Spray it at full concentration....