#Gardening website

[yardenercom]

The Ultimate Vertical Gardening Checklist 7 Must Know Tips Presentation

Learn the 7 must-know tips for successful vertical gardening, including the definition and benefits, types of vertical gardens, choosing plants, tools and materials, building your vertical garden, common problems and solutions, and creative ideas. Start your own vertical garden today and enjoy the benefits of growing your own plants in a space-efficient and beautiful way.

[allyssotd]

Heart's Content Farmhouse

I love these cooking, crafting and gardening blogs. They're always run by the nicest ladies and have the yummiest recipes. This one also has a lot of free printables!

content warnings: none

[goyayato]

a list of cool website i found and use

radiooooo.com- pretty much you can listen to any music any place in the world and also... you can choose any TIME. Sometimes a person just likes to listen to russian music during the 1970s yk? (i recommend btw)

onelook.com (thesaurus)- can't seem to find the word you're thinking of? What the hell is that blanket that you only use for the couch/living area??? Oh wait- a throw. Go check out onelook, it has definitely saved me time for my writing.

datayze.com- CALLING ALL WRITERS, or i mean if youre gonna have a baby too ig this would work. datayze literally will help you find a name for your oc! And if you already have a name it gives you alot of good info you may want to know about your oc'c name. Or you could always make a name by mixing two together, like you can... on datatyze.

bandcamp.com- I cannot for the life me explain this website but TRY IT OUT, YALL. You can find alot of underground artists or new songs :D

mix.com- kind of like tumblr? but kind of like reddit? but also kind of like twitter? what im trying to say is that it's called mix for a reason. It takes cool things from multiple different websites and compiles it into one website, really cool when you're into a really specific fandom sometimes.

lab.nationalmedals.org- tbh idk, it's pretty and cool. it's pretty cool. i used to play this a lot.

worldchatclock.com- i use this for some of my friends that i volunteered with online to find a perfect time for us to meet. It finds a time where which you and up to a few people in different time zones can find a perfect meeting time.

earth.nullschool.net- so ive been getting back into flying my kite and this has been a life saver for my time.

radiogarden.com- i made a whole post about this website, uhh just look it up or try and find the post- im sorry im getting tired pLease

(I have like 2 other websites but i am not going to log into my old school email to try and find the bookmarked websites)

HONORABLE MENTION (actually i did this on purpose. best for last yk?)

azejournal.com- HELLO AROS AND ACES OR BOTH!! THIS IS THE WEBSITE FOR YOU. This is full of cool poems, stories, personal experiences, etc, about being aro or ace or both. I am literally in LOVE (no romo) with this website, it makes me feel more understood sometimes. Also I just love seeing us as a minority having a safe space to make and post creatively.

[cuubism]

i'm window-shopping clothes online and sorry but what the fuck is this Hieronymus Bosch print swimsuit

CATCH ME AT THE PUBLIC POOL IN THIS

[kedreeva]

Why they do this?

Help me, gardening side of Tumblr

[humunanunga]

'Tism won again! 🎉

Re:that post about invasive mints and the addition about outcompeting them with related plants, you can look up native lamiaceae species if you're still worried about replacing one invasive species with another! If you live in the USA, uswildflowers.com lets you search by state, and if you wanna narrow your search results even more, look up [plant family] native to your ecoregion!

There are different-level ecoregional maps for each state too--

--and some species only occur in the wild within unique subregions. For example, there's a Brazos mint, or rattlesnake flower, that only grows in sandy soil within the post oak belt in Texas, and the post oak savannahs only show up within the east central Texas plains on a level IV-inclusive map.

And I dunno about anyone else, but there's something special about meeting some of your more exclusive neighbors.

[portablecity]

I've been thinking a lot about how computer literacy and Tech literacy aren't high enough on average for the population to immediately detect bullshit in Tech news and such, and also how when I'm teaching, or training new employees, even people who are otherwise using computers all the time don't necessarily have a strong understanding of things like file structures, cloud storage, privacy, or security functions.

so I was thinking that this is a bit of a gap that we could maybe try and fill with things like zines, and videos, and other bite-sized content to help people start to build a baseline knowledge again.

I'm not going to be suddenly producing a huge pile of content on this subject, but, what I can do is pick a domain, host it, and throw a WordPress or something up so that I can start to collect any examples of this sort of thing that I can find on the internet in one place.

so, question, does this seem useful to you? what kind of mediums sounds most accessible on first glance? what should we call it? what should the domain be? and do you happen to know of anything like this that I could start linking to as I put this together?

[shelandsorcery]

put a proper photography section on my site!

peruse them all here: https://www.portablecity.net/category/photo/

[mellowthorn]

so today I went to John Howe's art exhibition and got to see some of his RotE art in person! All the art (most of it being LOTR-related since that was the focus) was incredible of course, but the handful of RotE pieces were obviously a personal highlight for me. Howe himself was actually signing books and prints there today, but sadly he left for a break right as I finished looking around, so I ended up missing out on that (though I did stand like 2 meters away from him when I was in the shop so uhhh, that’s something I guess??)

Anyway, the whole exhibition was absolutely gorgeous and now I desperately need to get some fancy frames for the wonderful prints I bought

[familyabolisher]

had an interview for a position this morning that would be 48 hours a week so if all goes to plan i may at last be entering my Offline Era

[yardenercom]

Tulip Care: The Dos for Gorgeous Blooms

⚠️Did you know?

Tulips have an interesting history, a single tulip bulb cost as much as a house in the Netherlands during the 1600s. And tulips have a wide range of beautiful colors and patterns. Check out how to care for your tulips.

Looking to cultivate your gardening prowess? Yardener has got you covered! Explore our treasure trove of gardening tips, guides, and free resources to nurture your gardening skills. Get ready to transform your garden oasis—visit www.yardener.com today and let the gardening adventure begin!

[s3znl-gr3znl]

unbelievable how every app on the internet is immediately like "oh yeah this mf autistic af" and immediately shows me the autism characters

[tarrieberry-art]

I did a thing

Man door hand hook car door

teehee

[vintage-vermin]

Mini update on Solar Cyber Punk! I left a bunch of the little zines I've made at a local green library today. I'll check later this week to see if any one took any!

[lowwasteorbustanut]

Spotted on r/solarpunk on Reddit.

Image credit: CJ Bell (DisorganizedJoy)

Link to artists website

[goyayato]

OKAY GUYS I JUST SAW A REPOST OF A POST BUT LIKE I DIDNT WANT TO REPOST THE WHOLE THING BUT PRETTY MUCH IT WAS TALKING ABOUT WEBSITES AND THE INTERNET, YADA YADA YADA (THAT STUFF), BUT LIKE ONE PERSON MENTIONED:

RADIOGARDEN

i have been using this for maybe the last year and a half. PLEASE PEOPLE, for the love of WHATEVER ENTITY OR NON ENTITY YOU MAY BELIEVE IN... try out radiogarden. You can listen to radios across the WORLD, like:

I want to listen to a very specific genre without having to go digging for it and making spotify playlist for it? BAM, radiogarden

I want to listen to a radio station in New York or LA but I live 100s or 1000s of miles away? BOOM, radiogarden

I have the random urge to know what type of music is being played in Greenland bc I genuinely thought it was just a land of ice and no way people could live there? AGAIN, radio garden, FOR. THE. WIN.

please. PLEASE. try radiogarden <3