I purchased a 2 y/o coast redwood from them two years ago. So far, so good - the tree has put on a lot of growth in two seasons in a nursery can. FWIW I think its the same folks that have been on the Mirai podcast discussing cone collection and sequoia reforestation
Thank you for the info on the coast redwood. I have also seen them talking about the reforestation program somewhere else. It is really cool that there is companies out there trying to save species like this. From my understanding the jonsteen company plants a TON of trees every year.
How's the Bloodaxe beer? Gotta love a GF picking up gear for you.Not technically my purchase but; my girlfriend picked these colanders up for me at the Asian grocery
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But I did also buy my largest "bonsai" pot to date, by far my most expensive at a whopping 34 dollars usd
Very tasty. "Nordic Farmhouse Ale", it's from a place a few blocks from me called Trve. It's a very black metal breweryHow's the Bloodaxe beer? Gotta love a GF picking up gear for you.
I was going to ask about the beer as well. I love a good Farmhouse Ale, what makes it nordic?? Viking blood?
I think it's the lineage of yeast. Or a particular style of brewing a farmhouse ale. Apparently northern Europe has a long pedigree of farmhouse ales!
The craft beer industry is all the rage In Canada . Some very good . Years ago I gave up normal beer . It’s full of chemicals both to make it age faster . And last longer . Look for beer the meets the Bavarian purity act . 15 century rule that beer can only have 4 ingredients. Once you go there . Regular beer tastes like what it is . A can full of chemicals . Enjoy not for me been sober for 14 months and don’t plan on going back
Don't waste your money on those colanders. They don't have enough additives in the plastic for UV protection. They will crumble quickly. For the same money, you can buy the pond basket at Lowes or HomeDepot. Those last much longer in the sunlight.Not technically my purchase but; my girlfriend picked these colanders up for me at the Asian grocery
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Classic! … price wise
Love the bitBreaking the rules a bit for I have been working a ton and have made several purchases over the last few days;
New bag of DE. Believe it or not I found my cat squatting in the last 1/3 bucketful I had and it appears he mistook it for his box. Can't blame him
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@Frozentreehugger my one inch Milwaukee diamond bit came in
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We've mostly been checking in PO's for pallets full of stuff at work. While checking Gift in (dreadful retail gift type stuff that's occasionally neat) I spotted these "herb" trays and had to have them. Shallow, simple and durable pots. Biodegradable too. Great for seed starting or training imo. The tan ones look like pots folks on Tattooine might use to grow herbs. Or so I imagine
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And lastly a nice pot that I checked in off a pottery shipment. I spent 12 dollars on this pot. When I saw the price I figured they might decided to change it (one gallon citrus trees last year, started at 15 off the truck and within a month we're "updated" to 30) and bought it that day. My boss agreed that I made the right call
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Thanks all for enduring my long reply!
Me too! Might be starting next weekend…
It's been really warm here in Seattle and I've been tempted. But also we went down to 20°F last night. So winter isn't done with us yet.
