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Just wanted to say hi and I'm glad I found what looks like a very active community of permaculture minded folks. I've finally found some time and the space to dive in with both feet after watching Geoff Lawton's videos a few years back. I hope to get help in identifying all the nasty weeds found in my newly acquired garden.

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Welcome, Larry,
Post some pictures of your"nasty weeds" if you can...there are a lot of folks here who can help you identify them and you just might find out they are useful plants.
 
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Hi there!
 
Drove my Chevy to the levee but the levee was dry. I wrung this tiny ad and it was still dry.
A rocket mass heater is the most sustainable way to heat a conventional home
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