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- Thisiswritteningerman@midwest.socialtoBrand New Sentence@lemmy.today•The flo app will speak to you like a conservative pervertEnglish1·8 days ago
- Thisiswritteningerman@midwest.socialtoBrand New Sentence@lemmy.today•The flo app will speak to you like a conservative pervertEnglish52·8 days ago
It’s a distinction of intent One is actually hostile, targeting users, and approved of by regressives The other is a form of whoring, doing anything and everything for that extra dollar, which is a feature of capitalism
My dog loves to try to crush my balls This can still work
- Thisiswritteningerman@midwest.socialtoMemes@sopuli.xyz•Considering planting it in my garden at this pointEnglish2·29 days ago
Creeping thyme is quite nice Stays soft and low Not as aggressive as mint though, so you might have to make space vs just letting the mint go
Of the rest of herbs I grow (basil, rosemary, parsley, cilantro, chives/winter onions, oregano) the oregano isn’t too woody or tall. It gets a bit leggy, though it could just be fallen over and accepting of is new life. Also a lot oregano varieties to work with. Nice hot oregano
Unclear how it would directly complete with other plants.
- Thisiswritteningerman@midwest.socialtoMemes@sopuli.xyz•Considering planting it in my garden at this pointEnglish3·30 days ago
Depending on the type, it may get about 2 to 3 feet tall and develop woody stems. Our contained patch (pavement on 2 sides and the house foundation on the other 2) frequently gets overgrown/bushy by July. Does get little white flowers and attracts all the bees. But I’d dislike having a yard made of the stuff. Woody stem portions get pokey on bare feet, and I’m not sure it’d stay dense enough to keep the other tall plants down.
Oh Do you think this 12 week course I took to get certified in poetry is legit?