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Thank you 😁

Thank you!

I think I got kinda lucky with these - thought for sure they would get eaten! On the one hand, I like nature and all the fun and cute animals that come to visit, but I don't want them to eat the things that I am still enjoying!

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Those are so neat! 😍

Not familiar with any of them, but they look so cool! Do you keep them this small, or let them take over their pots/containers? (I'm never sure if I should be pruning them, so they kind of take over their containers… and when I do prune something it usually ends up as a clone instead of being thrown out.)
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The thing that gets me a lot of the time is falling up. I would trip while running or riding a bike, and lose contact with the ground. Soon I'm beyond any trees that I could grab, and just falling. Up. Until it wakes me up.

I've had nightmares about it since I was a kid (I don't know when "old" starts, but I'm probably closer to that than to being a kid. Well, in age - I'm still pretty immature 😅)

I have had quite a few nightmares about not being able to find my kids during zombie apocalypses.
Same basic thing tho: the scariest part wasn't the setting or scenario, it was not being able to save my kids from harm.

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I forgot about trimming. It's not too late, but dammit I forgot all about it!

I read that ghost was federating, I think.

That's at least part of what is exported as JSON from the settings menu (afaik, you get there from your regular settings menu in the web interface and it's at the very bottom)

I think you can then import to the new account?

Yeah, I have a few things that need to be split or moved, and I think there's an opportunity to do it without damaging anything this fall, after they've gathered enough energy for winter.

I've read that every 3-5 years is about how often you want to divide lilies. You plant a bulb or a few bulbs together, but as they mature the "scales" start to grow their own plants (like how garlic starts to grow from cloves that have been left out for too long).

My plan is to leave all the foliage until it dies down to the ground, then dig up a few of the sites where a bunch extra came up and try to gently separate some of the little guys to replant in smaller groups elsewhere, and hope for the best!
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The cats tend to pass by the flowers in our yard, looking instead at the birdies at the feeders and the chipmunks who clean up below 😸

BRUH. They don't even wait! This guy came through at 3:30 pm, while I was inside!

These were planted last summer, mostly. Most of them had grown up at a nursery until just about bloom time.

I was surprised by how many bulbs came back with multiple sprouts at each site. Didnt know that would happen after just a year!