Baroclinic Zone
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If you do a core aeration of the soil then top dress with compost, that should get the nutrients down into the ground.
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I lean pin oak
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Beast mode
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Definitely some stressed tree leaf color change around my area
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There are so many varieties now, it's tough to keep track. https://www.brewcabin.com/hop-varieties/ Cascade, Chinook, Citra, Amarillo, Centential, Mosaic, Simcoe are all pretty versatile for both aroma and bitterness.
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Check out this resource https://www.uvm.edu/extension/nwcrops/hops
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Southerly exposure on a hill is a recipe for failure. Irrigation would be the answer if he's not willing to plant more trees.
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Pretty cool. I've had some Stag Beetles around lately. Fookin things are like 2" long!
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See if it matches any of these? Oak Borer?
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Man up and go Rambo on them. Nothing worse then cutting the lawn and disturbing one of their nests. I was easily stung a half dozen times before I realized what I had done.
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I unloaded a couple cans of wasp killer into the one I had.
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Yup. Those underground nests can grow to thousands of YJ. See if you can get the nest at dusk or dawn when the majority of them are in the nest.
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Looks like a Bayberry or Laurel type shrub. Do you have pictures of any blooms or berries on it?
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Azalea that I have is not a fan of full sun. Likes it sunny in AM and shady in PM
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I typically get a bunch of these every year. They vary ins size from dime sized to half dollar size.
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Look up Oak Galls.
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Yay.... https://www.tauntongazette.com/news/20190717/eee-positive-mosquito-found-in-new-bedford
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That helps. It's called Smartweed. As the name says, it's a weed. http://www.bio.brandeis.edu/fieldbio/Survival/Pages/smartweed.html
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The 2nd picture is definitely Petunias. Probably had some seeds drop there and they grew. The 1st picture is stumping me.
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Well your response would say this is incorrect.
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Want to say it's a variety of Pink Lavender.
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Wracking my brain. Is it a ground cover? Or is it more ornamental?
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Looks like your typical Petunia
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Could just be a KBG or Fine Fescue that's gone dormant for the Summer.
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Agreed. Markings don’t look like Longhorn beetle
