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Thanks for your patience! I think we've got all of them for now :) . It's a constant game of cat and mouse with these scammers. It's tricky for us because we need to find the balance between blocking them but also not blocking legitimate users, and as computers and AI get more sophisticated...

This kind of spam is so 2001! It used to be relevant when the search engines were super stupid and would count any and all links back to sites. And it maybe kind of worked when people were stupid and clicked on links without thinking about it. These days, Search engines completely ignore this...

We're pretty happy with the choice! I really like the "soft" look of the leaves :) We're going with 24" boxed trees that are about 7' tall. Our landscape designer originally wanted to space them 10' apart because my GF said she wanted a more "tree-like" look. I wanted more of a "hedge on...

Update... and total pivot. LOL! I decided I like the look and features of the Podocarpus Gracilior more than the Lemonwood. It grows slightly slower than the Lemonwood, but I'm willing to compromise on that to have a long-term, better-looking line of trees. ... now to determine how close to...

Lots of great info, thanks!

Well, it happened... the developer behind us started building the four houses in the lot behind us. :( They are HUGE 2-story houses... with one looking directly down into our yard and into our main living area :somad So, we're scrambling to find fast-growing non-deciduous trees to hopefully...

Yes to both :) Most users have moved-on, but if they come back (and we hope they do), they will be redirected. Yup, part of the cleanup! Please report anything suspicious and @TEG Project Manager @Support will take care of it quick! Exactly! See below :) It doesn't really "hurt" anything to...

We'll eventually merge / clean them up in a way that makes the most sense (with y'alls feedback of course) :)

Ok, y'all can see the newly imported section here: https://www.theeasygarden.com/forums/#landscaping-forums.31 Feedback welcome!

Hi TEG Friends! As some of you know, I own the very dead site https://www.landscapingforums.com/ It's a bit of a paint to maintain a dead forum, but I'm adamantly against deleting historical content people posted. That being the case, and after much discussion and deliberation, I've decided...

Thanks @flowerbug !!!! That's good to know. I have lots of plant, so I'm inclined to give it a try. Oh, great idea! I LOVE that you suggested that! I've watched SO many of this guy's great videos, and just stumbled on this one. I think I'm going to try air layering the healthy part of one...

Kinda... they are called "aerial roots"... and from what I've read, mostly that grow above the ground for climbing.

Hi friends! I inherited a very old an decrepit Monstera, and would like to try and help it regain glory and/or take cuttings from it. It is very twisted and just all-over-the place. I've watched a TON of videos about repotting them, helping to train them up/climbing, and propagating them with...

We've made some changes that will hopefully allow for images that are 30 megapixels and 16mb in size.

What size / format is the file? For example "10mb JPG" ... and if the error message is different from “Oops! We ran into a problem”

Welcome! BYC and TEG are great communities! Your sprouting setup looks pretty good to me! I've wanted to sprout more stuff (like wheat) for my chickens when there isn't any greenery around for them. I've been doing the same! Bought some alfalfa and broccoli seeds to sprout in Mason jars!

I didn't even know about this thread! I've never been a cat person... but then this happened: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/niftys-feral-kitty-adventure.1424389/ ... and now we have this:

Thanks for the suggestion! It's something we've been considering!

If we like the broccoli and alfalfa, we'll def. try a mix next! Ahh... thank you!!! It was a fun project that forced me to learn some new design skills.

I'm combining two hobbies this week! I've designed and 3D printed strainers / sieves for wide-mouth mason jars to sprout Alfalfa & Broccoli seedlings. This has the "feet" and strainer together so I can simply put a lid on and drain the seeds. I have another version where the legs and the...