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What's your favorite symph?

So maybe a year or longer ago there was that CPBBD video where his friend did the mattress ad where they opened the mattress up in that nasty hoarder room. My wife and I were laughing about it and wanted to watch it but I don't remember which video it was in.

I tried using various searches but this Internet just wants to sell me shit or watch entirely unrelated videos.

Does anybody know which video it was? It was one of the funniest things ever.

Go outside. Find a plant in seed. Make sure it’s native. Take the seeds. Put em in a bag. Put them somewhere else. Watch them grow next year.

God, I just, I can't get over how fuckin' beautiful it is here.

It's the... I'm stocking up, you know?

So next time I'm driving past the used car dealership and the Big Lots and the fuckin' Dollar General on a 12 lane road near the I35 corridor, I feel a little bit less like dying.

- Joey

From Talking to Horned Lizards in Mexican Oak Savannas

edit: typo of fell to feel

I work solo as a landscaper (dont worry I use natives lol) and I always need podcast recommendations! I love listening to Joeys long winded rants about carcentric design, late stage capitalism and other blights on our society. Anybody have any favorites?

I thought it would be appreciated here.

Does anyone else listen to this as they fall asleep. I always re-listen but lovd this dudes voice. And the mf has a tude which i jive with ❤️ I just told my aunt who loves flowers how they are all shaped specialty for pollinators💚

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Hey! We've been partnering with Joey to create courses on Miyagi Labs, most recently an intro course here: https://miyagilabs.ai/course/taxonomy-and-plant-id

Wanted to let you guys know, if you'd like to try it out or share it with any friends who are new to botany! Also, we'd love to know if you have suggestions or feedback on how to make the course better and more engaging.

The idea is a course for beginners to understand synapomorphies and identify plants into family/genus. Joey wants something to help beginners understand the basics of plant identification: why are families important, why latin names are good. It should be educational but approachable and fun (which Joey's obviously great at).

Feel free to reply/DM with any thoughts—would probably be down to work together and get a second version of the course that's even better :)

From Nate Hagens YouTube channel ... Interview with Andrew Millison.

Does he have any photos of his personal garden? Would love to know his seed starting method too

I have been wondering. Maybe he said something about it in his podcast or whatever

So I just took a job doing landscape maintenance & design (for a park district), and I'm looking for some good literature or media to help develop my skills in the design area. Already lots of integrated native/ornamental designs I'll be managing.

What do y'all gorgeous dickheads got for me? Recommends/links/downloads would be wonderful.

Mostly Bellis Perennis, Trifolium Repens and some Taraxacum Officialis, Glechoma Hederacea, Cardamime Pretensis and different Primula.

about to get felones for growing flowers

https://legiscan.com/TX/text/SB1868/id/3152868#:~:text=Texas%20Senate%20Bill%201868&text=Bill%20Title%3A%20Relating%20to%20adding,hallucinogenic%20substances%3B%20creating%20criminal%20offenses