Don't plant the same crap as everyone else. There are some magnificent plants that would thrive in your climate.
Science vs. Creationism
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Don't plant the same crap as everyone else. There are some magnificent plants that would thrive in your climate.
Have to admit, that's one of the best phrases I've ever read on Jazzfanz.
edit: for those who don't know the book, it's this one:
https://www.amazon.com/Jesus-Christ...9718&sr=8-2&keywords=talmage+jesus+the+christ
A great book, but it's 784 pages of very densely packed material
"Densely packed" he says...
I really wanted to read it, and I even gave it a go, unsuccessfully. I think most people would have an easier time trying to read and understand a theoretical physics text book.
No offense, dude, but those are the same kind of butt ugly succulent/cactus style desert plants that I'm talking about. I want big, beautiful flowers, and lush green foliage. If I can't weed around a plant because it will draw blood if I touch it, it ain't going in my yard.
Germination has begun, yo. It's really strange, but my iPhone camera is the pits compared to my old Blackberry camera, and it was four years old and cost 1/6th the price. Oh well, Apple has us all by the short hairs, don't they?
Zinnia's
Wave Petunia's (those little green leaves are smaller than the period at the end of this sentence)
4 O'Clocks (unfortunately, you can see that I've already got white fungus and the beginning of damping off. Oh well, test run.
Same with the Marigolds. However, the 4 O'Clocks and Marigolds are by far the heartiest of the group, most of them will pull through. If the petunia's even sniff a problem, they just fold over and die. I suck at petunia's.
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Whoah!!! Those are some cool stuff!!! Wouldn't have taken you for the gardening type AT ALL!!!! Have you got a tunnel house / glass house that you propagate them in??? Are you just simple seed raising mix you're using ???
Look forward to seeing how those turn out!!!
Whoah!!! Those are some cool stuff!!! Wouldn't have taken you for the gardening type AT ALL!!!! Have you got a tunnel house / glass house that you propagate them in??? Are you just simple seed raising mix you're using ???
Look forward to seeing how those turn out!!!
You should move to CO and start a business.
Hantlers
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I could legit grow the dopest pot you've ever smoked.
Even Nate would freaking love me.
I'll never grow marijuana though.
carolinajazz
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Many evolutionary scientists consider dragonflies to be the earliest flying insects. One fossil discovered in France is the impression of wings of a dragonfly that had a wingspan of two and a half feet [75 cm]! It is the largest insect known, being more than three times the size of any living dragonfly.
‘How would it be possible,’ I asked myself, ‘for one of the most complex flight mechanisms known to man to simply appear, perfectly developed?’ “There are no fossils of insects which are intermediate between the wingless and winged state,” admits the book Alien Empire—An Exploration of the Lives of Insects. It is evident that dragonflies are the handiwork of an intelligent Master Designer.
carolinajazz
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The marvelous structure of our human body also testifies to the existence of a Creator. A close look at a tiny living cell will help us to understand why. Our body is made up of about 100*trillion (100,000,000,000,000) tiny cells. The complexity of each living cell can be likened to that of a city with its many operations, such as power generation, management, transportation, and defense.
In addition, the cell’s nucleus contains tens of thousands of genes in the intricately arranged DNA. It is said that our DNA contains enough information to fill an encyclopedia of 1,000 volumes. All this information constitutes a genetic blueprint and determines our skin color, hair type, stature, and countless other details of our body. If all construction blueprints require meticulous design, then who designed the complex genetic blueprint in our body?
The structure and the function of the various organs in our body are so intricate and ingenious that no man-made machine can even remotely compare with it. Of all the organs in our body, not one is more astounding than the human brain. The New Encyclopædia Britannica notes: “Transmission of information within the nervous system is more complex than the largest telephone exchanges; problem solving by a human brain exceeds by far the capacity of the most powerful computers.”
To scientists, the awesome function of our brain is cause for wonderment. Could this marvelous organ have been formed simply by having the correct atoms and molecules fall into place at random?
In addition, the cell’s nucleus contains tens of thousands of genes in the intricately arranged DNA. It is said that our DNA contains enough information to fill an encyclopedia of 1,000 volumes. All this information constitutes a genetic blueprint and determines our skin color, hair type, stature, and countless other details of our body. If all construction blueprints require meticulous design, then who designed the complex genetic blueprint in our body?
The structure and the function of the various organs in our body are so intricate and ingenious that no man-made machine can even remotely compare with it. Of all the organs in our body, not one is more astounding than the human brain. The New Encyclopædia Britannica notes: “Transmission of information within the nervous system is more complex than the largest telephone exchanges; problem solving by a human brain exceeds by far the capacity of the most powerful computers.”
To scientists, the awesome function of our brain is cause for wonderment. Could this marvelous organ have been formed simply by having the correct atoms and molecules fall into place at random?
carolinajazz
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What conclusion can we draw from all of this? One thing we can agree on is that laws must have a law-giver and that design requires a designer. Since precise order, complex design, and immense wisdom are observed in everything—from the smallest cell to the boundless universe—is it not reasonable and logical to believe that there must be an all-intelligent and all-powerful Designer behind them?
The Bible is right when it says about God: “His invisible qualities are clearly seen from the world’s creation onward, because they are perceived by the things made, even his eternal power and Godship, so that they are inexcusable.” (Romans 1:20) Even though we cannot see God, our belief in his existence is no mere superstition. Daily, we deal with many things we cannot see, such as wind, electricity, magnetism, and the force of gravity. We know that they exist because we can observe the effects they produce. Similarly, the intricate design and the superb order in the universe distinctly testify to the existence of a Grand Creator.
The Bible is right when it says about God: “His invisible qualities are clearly seen from the world’s creation onward, because they are perceived by the things made, even his eternal power and Godship, so that they are inexcusable.” (Romans 1:20) Even though we cannot see God, our belief in his existence is no mere superstition. Daily, we deal with many things we cannot see, such as wind, electricity, magnetism, and the force of gravity. We know that they exist because we can observe the effects they produce. Similarly, the intricate design and the superb order in the universe distinctly testify to the existence of a Grand Creator.