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Just gonna throw this out there.

good luck Borry.

You are now!

ned stark

Bangkok rules

Go out at night with a torch to see what is eating your plant.

Pull the grass out by hand. Any poisons or mechanical means will likely affect the tree. Once you've cleared back at least 30cm, you can put down a layer of cardboard (or black plastic) weighted down with rocks to stop the grass growing back around the trunk.

It is traditional to grow it on a trellis so it will shade the Northern side of the house. It will help to keep your house cool in Spring, and then let the light/warmth through in Winter when it drops its leaves.

A bit late to be planting them for this year... I wouldn't fertilise them too much just yet, wait for the weather to cool. I'd water them once every 2 days for the first fortnight, and then back to about twice a week for the rest of summer. If you want to fertilise them, then give them a half...

If you sow them now, you will need to shade them and water them daily. Better to wait for about March.

uncertainty

BJ

The hills have eyes.

Ghost

eleven

goals

Brass

Boy

hoggett

Also, what is the paleo diets approach to organ meats (liver/brain/kidney and such).

I've seen mutton at the Spud Shed in Kelmscott a couple of times (in the lamb section). Not there all the time unfortunately. Much prefer mutton over lamb. I've also seen mutton in Coles sometimes.

Definitely safer.

Channel 9 did a story on a dog attack, but didn't give a lot of info on the dog (omitted most of my description). The attacking dog was a large brindle dog. It looked like an Amstaff cross. If you see it loose around Gosnells. Avoid it and call the Gosnells ranger on 93973000. Thanks, Josh

http://www.eaglevaleolives.com.au/ We used to go mushrooming out that way when I was a young tacker. edit: hadn't read to the end of the thread. :-P

There are a couple of soil testing places in Perth, but these guys are the only ones I found that did plant nutritional analysis. http://www.chemcentre.wa.gov.au/ I have never used them. You may get away with testing the pH and NPK levels. You can probably find a kit to do this...

Maybe they'll be making them in Australia by then. Any produce that is exported will be valued in another currency (probably USD) so as long as exports are strong they can still afford it. Anyway, they'll write it off on their tax, so it won't suck quite as hard.

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My problem with the stimulus spending was it's inefficiency. If they had taken the public monies directed at these schemes and used then for large scale infrastructure projects, then we would have gotten the same sorts of benefits (a large amount of flow-on spending in the economy and avoidance...

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