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BleuKitty 
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😺 @Bleukitty@freeatlantis.com · Apr 20
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Pretty.
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spinneria
@spinneria@liberdon.com · Apr 21
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@Bleukitty it are very tiny blossoms so i never looked really into the details of the blossoms-and they are stunning i find - so nicely marmorized -and the smell is overhelming -they grow wild in the yard and everywhere where seeds fall lolol
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BleuKitty 😺
😺 @Bleukitty@freeatlantis.com · Apr 21
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@spinneria
Those are the best kind, they last!
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@spinneria@liberdon.com · Apr 21
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@Bleukitty and the bumble bees love them and come to snuckle in lolol brrrrrooooomsssss
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BleuKitty 😺
😺 @Bleukitty@freeatlantis.com · Apr 21
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So dry here, tough for them to find blooms!
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@spinneria@liberdon.com · Apr 21
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@Bleukitty lolol i watched for every dandelion for them
as the Mayer did chainsaw massakker everywhere -so i decided to let grow an invasion of dandelions to carry its seeds everywhere in the village lolol in the nice stone gardens people now plant here lololto color them bit again 😆
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BleuKitty 😺
😺 @Bleukitty@freeatlantis.com · Apr 21
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Dandelions only grow where nutrition isn't easily available. They bring it back up into closer levels for all plants to thrive. When that is complete they no longer grow there.
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@spinneria@liberdon.com · Apr 21
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@Bleukitty so my garden soil is FAT only 3 gigantic ones lolol everywhere around dandelion in the neighbors lawn lol where they dont like them and always cut the grass when 2 cm high lol
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BleuKitty 😺
😺 @Bleukitty@freeatlantis.com · Apr 21
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Sounds good to me. We never kill dandelions.
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@spinneria@liberdon.com · Apr 21
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@Bleukitty@freeatlantis.lolol so i enrich my neighbors 😉
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BleuKitty 😺
😺 @Bleukitty@freeatlantis.com · Apr 21
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@spinneria
You actually are...😂
They just don't know it.
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@spinneria@liberdon.com · Apr 21
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@Bleukitty they will stay fit with more moweing gymnastic so lolol so they benefit anyways always lololol
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The Felon Pope 
@Phil@freeatlantis.com · Apr 21
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@Bleukitty @spinneria Dandelions don't bother me much, the sheep and goats will eath them. This is what is killing me, it takes over the pasture really fast and they won't eat it.
Where it's thickest in the sheep pasture, I fenced it off and cleared the ground and re-seeded. It spreads like crazy, each stalk produces thousands of seeds.
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spinneria
@spinneria@liberdon.com · Apr 21
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@Phil you can also mow it as short as possible with the these motor senses -to prevent it from seeding -that informs the plant no good place as it cant finish the its grow circle
with such invasive species i make ash in a clean fire
i collect roots and parts of the plants dry them and burn it pure in a fire -the ash i bring out on the land i want to get rid of these species -it worked over 3 years in repeat the procedere -
@Bleukitty
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spinneria
@spinneria@liberdon.com · Apr 21
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@Phil to find animals as moles and digging mice or what u have there to settle underground and lay the roots dry by their drainage tunnels @Bleukitty
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spinneria
@spinneria@liberdon.com · Apr 21
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@Phil
in the forests they use pestizides its japanese invasive species
i guess u should take rabbiat action -before it overtakes the farm ground
friend of mine had it in the garden and had to use firepunch on the soil and dig most out -
then you need to change the soil ingredients by fertilizing special things i dont know -but u have to get the growing conditions for the stuff stopped - i guess there should be info about how to do it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pjbg9DO_w14@Bleukitty@freeatlantis.com
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The Felon Pope
@Phil@freeatlantis.com · Apr 21
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@spinneria Yes, In one area where I thought I could get away with it, I burned it out, There are multiple methods, and I am using different ones in different places, depending on where it is and what it's used for. It's spread around, but if pulled all together, I have over an acre of it. 2 years ago, I had none.
Once gone, you have to plant stuff that will grow thick and stop it from spreading, in the meantime, while new planting is growing, you have to manually pull new stiltgrass growth.