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High acid vinegar will work on some weeds.I am not sure what it then does to you soil. But I see it promised for poison ivy and other deep rooted weeds. Of course it does not work. Weeds need to be dug.

Weeding is the never ending story.

The Harvest Moon from the Mattapoisett Town Wharf. 9/17/2024. 8:12 PM. Mattapoisett, Massachusetts.

They find arborvitae quite tasty around here. And I need it to work tomorrow, not in a few years. But otherwise a nice idea.

Not sure what Hotwire it. I am guessing it is stronger voltage for the pros. My 16 year old grandson touched the wire recently. He had heard since he was a baby, "don't tough the electric wire." He said to me "that's it? That is what I have been worried about all this time?" Of course if he were...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CBV78QH3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 So here is what I bought. Way more money than I wanted to spend. I already have the fencing that I need. And I...

Funny, I know they should hop over but somehow they don't. I am lucky, I guess.

I have used electric fence for horses for 30 plus years and have no idea what 'kick-out' is. I was looking for low cost, low work, fencing. Chain link is not something I am interested in. My current plug in electric fence works for deer prevention. I just have another important bed that I want...

I did the peanut butter on my other electric fence. I watched a squirrel climb up, rip it down and run off with it. But that was not my question.

For the first time I had to put up electric fencing on my daylily fields . I no longer have horses nor dogs, so they have begun to taste test my plants. It is an old electric fence and in seems to have done the trick. I have another bed that I want to electrify. Years ago we had a solar fence...

water with hydrogen peroxide and water, 1/4. It will kill the larvae in the soil. Any house plants that you buy, treat before you bring them in. It will take a few cycles to get rid of the gnats.

You need to ask an expert.

Some for dinner, some for the freezer.

Perfect.

All of my children and now grandchildren love snacking them right off of the vine.

Thanks!

Nice.