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Bryant RedHawk wrote:We have a shaded space fairly similar to yours. We use the space for our culinary herbs, rosemary, chives, cilantro, mints, basil, sage, parsley, thyme, tarragon, etc.
The space gives us all the herbs we use on a daily basis plus some that aren't used as much.

Ah! Great idea! I've been wanting to plant some rosemary and thyme. Thank you!

Hello! I sprouted an avocado a few years ago and have been tending to it carefully. I noticed the leaves were turning rusty and brown in the last week, it's progressing quickly.
My search leads me to believe it's a salt issue. Some results have said to do a thorough flushing the next time I water while a few comments say to use a small amount of vinegar.

However, it could possibly even be water damage so I'm not sure if I should let it dry or flush it.

I'll have to upload pics tomorrow, but I thought I'd get a head start. What are your recommendations?

Greetings! I've been slowly working the yard for about 3 years now. The latest trial was broadcasting some random grass seeds. I share a household, I'm not the one who did it and couldn't tell you all of what had grown and recently, seen the end of its time.

So! My turn. I would like to plant something that flowers but doesn't need full sun. I'm located in LA, on the west coast. It's going to get pretty dry and hot in the next couple of months, and would like to know what you think would be the most beneficial thing to plant? Pollinator plants, nitrogen fixers, succulents? Preferably something edible. Which and what would work best? The area is about 11ft x 7ft.

I try to water every 3-4 days, but am thinking about installing drip irrigation lines so I can turn it on, get ready for work, and turn it off before I leave. Should I ask for recommendations here or on another category?