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been going to our PF early morning and there's maybe 15-20 people in there. Went yesterday, late morning and the place was packed like pre-covid crowded. A couple masks, but otherwise none. Felt comfortable but didn't stay long since getting onto some equip was too long of a wait.

that doesn't look like good skiable snow.

I kept thinking how annoying it was going to be when I wake up tomorrow morning with full sun and heading to work[emoji849] .

Ok thanks .

The objective of pruning is just to cut back back the limbs hitting the house, thanks .

0.73". Was hoping for more .

Meh. 0.30" .

0.29". Where's the big down pours .

Man the lifeboats .

Two questions: What's best way to prune this tree. Can't remember what it is, but can I just trim off the ends a foot or so? What kind of cloud is this? .

Sitting at the bar in Naples. Packed. .

Was in north Conway Lowes this morning. Surprised how many were wearing masks .

Honestly, I really don't like putting chems on the lawn, but now that I know what's been causing this I want something fast acting. I am looking into milky spore as tuna had suggested for more long term control. .

I never used grubex in the eight yrs we've lived here until this year. didn't know there is a difference between curative (contact) treatments vs preventative. I need curative at this point , but larvae will be soon transitioning to pupae than jap beetles which will lay eggs in late summer and start cycle over again. .

Major breakthrough in the neverending lawn saga....grubs. I've checked for these many times before but it was long after the damage was done and I saw none. I started raking a small section with my dethatcher and turned up a bunch of these fawkers. I had put down grubex about 6 wks ago too. Going to spread more tomorrow, but not sure why first treatment didn't work. Is it too late to try again? I've got this huge sense of relief finally knowing what did all the damage over the years. I suspected grubs couple years ago but like I said, never saw them, so thought it might be chinch bugs. Please tell me it's not too late in season to whack them again. .

Yep, not good for businesses anywhere this wknd .

When will they drop the reservation requirements? .

40.8f. freezing in the house .

Hopefully your dilutions are pretty high so the mab lasts awhile .

We operate out of small labs but I am always amazed how much disposable plastic is generated on a weekly basis. Wish it were recyclable. .

55F. Sitting on deck drinking double IPA with sweats on. Warmth was nice while it lasted. .

52F. wth.

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A little cheap starter fert tonight

For my wife, it's not misunderstanding or anti-vax thinking. She's been a flight attendant for 30+ yrs and rarely gets sick. Her reasoning is she has a good immune sys coupled with the likelihood we both got covid in dec 2019, but never confirmed. I'd respect her thinking more if she just said she didn't feel comfortable with the potential unknown side effects, but to say "i have a good immune system" doesn't cut it for me and obviously not for a lot of people who got covid and died. I am a little nervous about her traveling abroad right now, but Greece is pretty strict and you still have to mask up. She said she's juts waiting a bit longer before getting vax'd. I asked her what's going to change by waiting. Didn't get an answer. Don't want to instill an argument