Getting right at that cutoff time. I’m usually about 50-50 on survival if I plant this late but was thinking of adding a few more shrubs. Hearty ones like Texas Sage or yellow bells. I usually can’t plant Lantana or flowers this late. Too sensitive and I don’t wanna spend time with shade cloth or similar contraptions. What do you guys think? Give it a shot or wait till late fall?
Anyone have a general consensus? 24 mpg std is nice. Guess I’m a lil worried about the battery dying “ in the woods”. No jump starts there.
Also if something has the max tow package wouldn’t that make it heavier and rougher riding? Fx4 off road shocks also seem not needed for my purposes. I don’t tow and just do light truck work.
Interested in pulling the trigger on a 2020 with 2.7 and 10 speed. I’ve gone through most of the posts but did this year and displacement still have the cam phaser and tranny issues or did they get it squared away by 2020?
My yard/time suck. Between having to use the jackhammer for every hole and the nonstop drip line/valve/leak/spaghetti line, etc. issues my yard has taken me a lot of time. We do enjoy staring at it from the patio though. It’s nice and relaxing.
What’s the general consensus for a fertilizer this time of year? Type, ratios, brands, etc? I have a mix of yellow bells, tecoma, Mexican petunias, Lantana’s, Oleander’s and then a mix of Mesquite, Oleander, Acacia, tipu and Chinese Elm trees. What is something general I can give all the plants and most of the trees. I believe Mesquite’s don’t need any fertilizer.