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  1. 26th February 2021, 10:38 PM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by Don 130 View Post
    ...........Spraying Glyphosate on a hot day with no chance of rain for least 3 hours is best.........................
    Actually I heard from a conservationist that does a lot of weed spraying that you don't want it to be too hot, as the weeds close up their pores to avoid moisture loss so don't take up the Glypho, he also said that chlorine free water, so rain water instead of tap water seemed to work better as a mixing agent for poisons. Not the same guy but similar idea, Does ambient temperature affect herbicide performance? - WeedSmart
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  2. 26th February 2021, 10:55 PM #22
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    Had an excavator in yesterday to install a retaining wall and tidy up the easement of our yard that’s been a messy, unloved and weed covered place since we moved in some 13 years ago. I can see progress and I’m really looking forward to having this area finished.

    We’re planning a fire pit area, decomposed quartzite/granite paths, and native plant gardens around it all.

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    I came across this little devil murdering one of my frogs, It now lives about 10K's away .

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    Quote Originally Posted by trout1105 View Post
    I came across this little devil murdering one of my frogs, It now lives about 10K's away .

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    What kind of snake is that? Something poisonous as it is not constricting the frog?
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    Quote Originally Posted by RANDLOVER View Post
    What kind of snake is that? Something poisonous as it is not constricting the frog?
    I am pretty sure that it was a dugite which are somewhat poisonous..
    I am used to seeing pythons about the place and finding one of these about the place is quite a rareaty.
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    I remember our next door neighbour in Carnarvon, newly arrived from the UK, stepping on a dugite in her laundry. Gave her a bit of a fright!
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  7. 20th March 2021, 11:21 AM #27
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    2 of my Sturt Desert Peas are flowering. I’m stoked. The little one has only been in for a couple of weeks
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    Yuccas!

    We've had three flowers this year. Considering that when we bought the place they had been mown down to ground level they are very happy this year.... I think they have only flowered twice in 18 years prior to this.

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    Keep an eye them, Tote. I put a couple of old flower stalks in the scrub, at the back of the house and now have suckers coming up all around that area!
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    With all the rain I've had quite a few mushrooms pop up in my lawn.
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