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Roosters are crowing tomorrow, dry warm low humidity. Picture perfect, lots of those days in the next 15

I had never heard of Drione so I went to their FAQ page. It will kill bees and hornet's but not yellow jackets and its harmful to birds. Q Does Drione Dust kill yellow jackets? A Drione Dust does not treat foryellow jackets. As an alternative use Tempo 1% dust.

Weeklies, lets see this pans out come Sept1

When I lived on the farm I torched one and then dug out the mammoth 4 foot by 3 foot nest. Insane

Oh yes, If they protect the queen in an underground tunnel spray wont work. Gas it is the only permanent solution I have found. Even isopropyl works great

You get a bees two lips on your piano you will rethink. Gas it the tulip will be fine

Exactly, first spray long shot hornet killer, pour 4 oz gas down the hole and leave a trail, dip a stick wrapped in paper towel with a tiny bit of gas then toss it, adios mutthafukkahs

So not yellow jackets, then harmless great pollinators

Are they tiny, if so ground bees that wont sting

Yea but living in the country and seeing coyotes kill just for the sake of kill much like Fisher cats leaves me not a fan

Sorry about hat, glad he is ok. Coyotes suck

Yes that's why we keep our 75 lb half pit boxer, 95 lb half St Bernard half husky, 80 lb Shepard lab mix outside when the little guys are out. There is so much wildlife up here the Coyotes are pretty busy with them, so far. 30 30 within reach at all times

Sweeet

Logan Ryan is my new favorite NFL player

So they make bears horny? Have to try it

Nice pics

My all time favorite tree. Often find basswood drift wood at the shore. Makes beautiful carvings

Basically isolated to Foxborough

Thanks guys, the bitternut one is so beautiful and an awesome shade tree. The shagbark is straight as an arrow and at least 80 to 100 feet tall but drops nutz like friggin crazy and they hurt and cover the driveway. The pignut doesnt drop until late.

Mr T can you help me out, are these the same type of hickory tree. First is nut on the left, second is nut on the right

Oh man they are brutal. They howl a lot here. Neighbor lost a chicken to a fisher cat during the day when he was letting them free range, killed it and left it.

This garden runs 100 feet along the Eastern edge of the property. Last 5 years I mulched the beds but this year I just let it grow. We have mint to the right and other plants like Hosta but the high growing weed in the back I have no idea what it is. I kept the chain link fence and attached the wooden one to it because I was afraid of blow down. The last thing I want is to lose a dog, ours or fosters. There are a lot of coyotes here too. It may not look great inside but there safety is paramount. 450 feet up so far but I had 175 left when my back blew out. Friends and Family are going to finish it once it cools. Anyways I am pleased with the garden. Also have a raised bed 12 by 12 of herbs and vegetables and I heavily weed that.

Cool, nice looking weeds are nice looking

They make nice ground cover. I used to mow this area near the road but let it grow this year. I have become more concious of local wild flowers, instead of mulch. I trim weeds out and let ground cover fill in. Some areas have just grass that I trim.

Let me go get a larger view pic