I mean to say, I believe uncontroversially, that comparing racism to native planting is in bad faith or simply ridiculous.
This coming from a person who is highly invested in plants in both time and money.
I mean to say, I believe uncontroversially, that comparing racism to native planting is in bad faith or simply ridiculous.
This coming from a person who is highly invested in plants in both time and money.
You know, I really want to upvote this because that is such a wildly Incorrect statement; it seems unpopular because it's extremely unpopular with folks who know things about ecology.
But in reality, I don't think that's too unpopular of an opinion. Have you seen the state of the American yard?
So I think I'm going to downvote because you are both wrong in your conception of the issue and that I don't think that's actually too unpopular in society.
Thankfully things are beginning to change.
Also, your race comparison thing is legitimately insulting to humanity.
No I mean the image posted. Jimothy is a hero.
Disagree
Flock bad slop bad
Look at back leg
Slop?
PS, no shame. The best way to learn is through real world experience. Things happen.
In a perfect world you would just replace that derailleur because undoubtedly there's some little problem somewhere, those things can be touchy. But in a practical sense just eyeball it the best you can and zip it right back on, see how it goes. If you have persistent problems, you'll know to swap it out quick.
All the higher effort options posted here are very good and you should do them. But if you can't muster it for time or care, you could probably just water them really well, wait till the next day, and then gently pull the New England Aster up and put it somewhere else. Either way, good luck, it's going to work out regardless.
Holy shit