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I ended up just pulling it / breaking it apart in the middle, which released it from it's cage. ;)

ME: "Hey GF, why are you putting a cage around those cucumbers?" GF: "It will help them grow better." Cucumber:

Winner!!! Yup, that seems to be what we've got! Ok, so no feeding it to the chickens. :D ... now my GF has to make the hard decision what she likes more: Healthy passionflower vine Happy butterflies

We've got a Passionflower vine that is getting devoured by these guys. Any ideas what they are? They only seem to be going after the Passionflower vine, and nothing else in the garden / yard. Once we figure them out, we'll determine if it's safe to feed them to the chickens, and then how to...

I totally feel your frustration and concern. I too wish everyone would enter their locations. Making the field required is definitely a recurring request on all my sites, and the perfect answer is always missing :( After years of discussion, opinions, debate... and even some experimentation...

Funny you should mention that... I had actually bought a bottle of it and added it to my gas and engine oil! I'm a huge fan of this youtuber and got the idea of seafoam from him:

LOL! Renting out a big part of the house helps pay the bills!

LOL, give the wild oat a couple of weeks and it will get dry and tan. Right now all the hills and mountains are SUPER green with it, but once we stop getting rain, it quickly dries up and becomes a big fire hazard! I'm in a pretty temperate (and almost ideal) climate in the SF Bay Area. I'm in...

I have a Montgomery Ward lawnmower my Dad bought... at least 30 years ago, probably more. I've been using it as my "weed lawnlower" for the past 10 years. It has run surprisingly well during those years I've owned it, even though I've not taken care of it properly. Each Spring when I pull it...

SUPER sorry for the inconvenience. Our server company said they were doing "upgrades", but when the process was done, everything started going south... and it took a while for them to find / fix the problem. Hopefully everything is good now!

Thanks for posting this AND especially for the screenshot! Search is very important and should show all the time, on any device... so we're looking into this. @Artichoke Lover which device / model are you using?

Ya, it's a bit different than before (the company that creates the software made the change recently). The "separate" preview has it's pros and cons for sure.

:hugs I stop by quite often, but am usually just browsing, or doing admin-type stuff in the background. Y'all are just too kind. Your words and actions (especially those that are supportive and helpful to others) are GREATLY appreciated!!

Spot-on, thanks y'all! Going to get work to isolate and destroy! :D

As part of my chicken grazing frame experiment on BYC, I planted a few BOSS (black oil sunflower seeds) to grow in the house. They've actually been doing pretty decently inside. ... except we just noticed a ton of what looks like "webbing" and tiny buggies. I'm guessing some kind of spider...

I'm in the East Bay too, so there's a really good chance the same squirrels would be going after our fruit too! They definitely decimate our pears, etc. :( In some ways that sounds like FOREVER, but in other cases, it comes and goes so quick! I'm definitely going to have to get at planting a...

Is this specific to the American ones? I've had the Japanese ones out on my counter for over a week, and they still taste good.

A few weeks ago I took out a few of the BOSS growing in my chicken grazing frame experiment and planted them in a pot to see how they'd do indoors in the Winter. So far, pretty good!

I'm testing this image on a desktop computer / chrome. I'm inserting a thumbnail and resizing it to be tiny: You should be able to do the same if you click on an image and then drag the corners:

I'm in Zone: 9b, and this great article says they grow in 8 - 11 https://homeguides.sfgate.com/fuyu-persimmon-tree-care-43506.html ... but I didn't really need to even look that up since I know these were grown very locally. LOL!