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[Painted Calls]

Not on my Sand dune farm. I wish I could have mud, my garden would not need to be watered daily then.

Wanna trade? I could use some sand.

 

[duluthralphie]

Wanna trade? I could use some sand.

Sure bring up a load and you can take one back.

 

[CSAchook]

If snow sucks, you’re Ill prepared to deal with it.

I miss my four seasons. Southern Oregon has wet and muddy..... and hot as hades. 3-4 months of no rain, 8-9 months making up for it.

We have sunny and hot or sunny and cold. Plus the occasional gray or windy day for spice.

I live on clay soil near a river though so if we do get any precipitation in the cold season, my yard looks like Mare’s gif

 

[MarkJr]

It's yucky and I don't like it. Doesn't mean I'm ill prepared to deal with it. You know a way to prevent mud when it melts?

Nope. When snow melts you have mud. Goal here is to have it cold enough to have it stick around.

Repeat after me. Snow is awesome!

 

[R2elk]

I also hate snow for what happens when it melts.
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That doesn't happen here. The wind sublimates it. That means it turns directly from snow to vapor without passing through the water stage.

 

[MarkJr]

That doesn't happen here. The wind sublimates it. That means it turns directly from snow to vapor without passing through the water stage.

^^^ Even mud is no match for the ‘breezes’ of Wyoming.

 

[R2elk]

If one lives where there’s a proper 4 seasons, you only have mud for a couple weeks at a time. Fall and Spring thaw.

Summer time is dry, winter time the ground is frozen.

See. Snow is far superior.

If one lives on a sand dune, one never has mud.

 

[The Moonshiner]

Team M
Mare, Muddy and Me...no snow please.

WTF? You think I need snow?

 

[R2elk]

Wanna trade? I could use some sand.

I have acres of it.

 

[MarkJr]

If one lives on a sand dune, one never has mud.

It has its pros and cons.

I’m a sandy clay. All the sticky mess of clay, but fairly well drained. Makes awesome garden dirt with addition of decent compost, but narrow moisture window to work it.

Grapes LOVE it. Deep rooted grasses love it too. End of august the bottom of a fence post hole requires a rock to smack shovel on to get dirt off of it.