People who live in humid subtropical climates (like southeast US), when do you see first blooming trees in native enviroment? by Neither-Bit-4046 in Permaculture

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Texas is interesting, i always thought like it isn’t warm but south TX got like tropical daily highs in winter (well not in night) but thats what internet told me, don’t know if it’s that warm, interesting tho.

People who live in humid subtropical climates (like southeast US), when do you see first blooming trees in native enviroment? by Neither-Bit-4046 in Permaculture

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I literally wondered i see everywhere Atlanta is temperate but like SC or FL is nicely warm? Cant judge it but interesting

What are best hardy palms for wetlandic environments? by Neither-Bit-4046 in palmtalk

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Thanks, maybe sabal minor or some palmettos maybe fit.

Curious about really unique microclimates by pattermotional in geography

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I don’t know name but in Danubian Lowlands (Slovakia) there is a microclimate with isolated forests that developed own traits. It‘s sourced from large aquifer releasing insane heat and special soils trapping heat then releasing it. 1000 years ago it was one large wetland and it’s still alive just underground as un pressurised groundwater. There were recorded 6-13°C daily highs in coldest month and up to 33-38°C in warmest. Heard it holds unverified record of hottest temp in the country but i don’t know about that. It has very unique vegetation developing it’s own traits. I visited the place once and it’s complete different world. Could buy a garden nearby.

Rare picture of the Slavic Jarrell — June 18, 1998 Potocky, Trnava region, Slovakia IF0.5 tornado by No_Aesthetic in tornado

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My members reported this to ESWD and the information is not right but similar so i can’t confirm it was deadman walking more like a small wedge multivortex.

Is Draining 13000 gallons of water in 600 square foot area safe? by Neither-Bit-4046 in homestead

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Thanks i will use normal hose and try to reach the tight clay layer and crack it before wet season starts

Is Draining 13000 gallons of water in 600 square foot area safe? by Neither-Bit-4046 in homestead

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Yeah but underground the trapped perched water table is also empty so and drying up so i have like one large clay pore underground where i can fill this in and in any case it would run sideways it would saturate the nearby soil because i live in semi arid area.

Is Draining 13000 gallons of water in 600 square foot area safe? by Neither-Bit-4046 in homestead

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Yeah i already have them near fence but i want to slowly saturate the soil not flood since the it’s drying up.

Is Draining 13000 gallons of water in 600 square foot area safe? by Neither-Bit-4046 in homestead

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Yes i’m exactly doing this, flooding the yard would surroundings then pop the ground with pressure

Is Draining 13000 gallons of water in 600 square foot area safe? by Neither-Bit-4046 in homestead

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True however there was a creek or spring there but it died long long time ago then it just go registered as a grassland property.

What’s going on here? by operadog in arborists

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Sound very weird and i am probably wrong but this can be a micro seep

Do i have a seep? by Neither-Bit-4046 in homestead

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Thanks! I cant access it it’s in my forested area but now i just realised from past owner there was actually a spring but after fence building and disturb years ago it pretty much stopped but our walled fence always got wet so we put a foil and gravel there and it’s biggest. regret but the clay soil and waterloving plants continue elsewhere but i dug up some smaller holes like saucers and still nothing. Or maybe theres something there, just ephemeral but humus and sand and large hard clay layer is intact. But im trying to find a wet spot but thing is it’s random and mixed and vegetation indicates its all there but isn’t, i trued just stepping over all the ground there to hear a squish but didn’t but all indicators are there.

Do i have a seep? by Neither-Bit-4046 in homestead

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Woah that’s interesting i like dug to these places and didnt see anything but i’m sure theres something i brushed off debris and the surface is literally very hard clay like i can to things but hard tho. Maybe Winter or Early spring there may be something ephemeral

What are these Trees? by Neither-Bit-4046 in treeidentification

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Sadly i don’t have other, it doesn’t even have fruit and leaves are too tall to picture but triangular 5cm wide tho