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I think the pond is the best part of the yard! It's filter-free and pump-free. Loved by frogs.

It would be so hard to list everything. Things that come to mind are: Milkweed, pawpaw, Serviceberry, spicebush, coneflower and bergamot

The full species list would be pretty expansive.

Thanks! It gets better every year

That's a baffle on a bluebird house. It keeps predators out.

There are native mints as well as invasive. It's always a good idea to check the range maps

I'm not able to double-check for you (I probably can later), but I would first verify everything is native. You can use sites like USDA plants to find range maps for individual species.

I like to buy from opnseed and their woodland edge mix sounds like a good fit assuming it's all native.

I would also evaluate the moisture conditions of your site. Some plants like it drier, some wetter.

That would be sheet mulching. In my experience it works better with plugs than seed. I could always create a guide on that but I hope someone else does that is more into the method.

I always felt the rise of fake stories came with the change to karma for text posts. It used to be that a text post gave no karma and so there was no incentive to karma farm that way. Once the change happened, many text-based subreddits had their quality drop dramatically.

Did you post to r/amitheasshole? I used to love that one

Yes, a magazine is just a community or subreddit. I prefer the UI of Kbin but the terminology takes some getting used to. There's also regular posts and microblogs.

Oh my! Personally, I stay away from all herbicides. It is certainly a method though. Solarizing is also an option I haven't tried yet but appears to be relatively low effort.

I plan to stay on Lemmy/Kbin and abandon reddit for the most part

I don't know the answer to that question. I would be hesitant to try because it sounds like your site would end up raised from the extra material.

Gallowboob sounds so familar. Who was that again?