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2.1 Stop killing things
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Stop killing insects and plants. If you have plants breaking your driveway cracks, pour boiling water on it. We’ll get to roundup/bermudagrass/poison ivy in a bit, but for now, just stop until you know what you are doing.
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Plants are easy if you put them in the right spot, and it’s okay if some die. This book covers a very small area, so I can tell you almost exactly what’s going to work at some place in your yard. But, it’s still okay if some plants die. That’s how gardening works. We do our best and keep going.
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Okay, first determine where you are and what kind of soil you have. -Soil types in Norman area and pictures of them wet and dry and crumbliness
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Almost anywhere in Morman that’s sunny and not touching standing water: - Maximilian sunflower
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+Cast Iron Garden: Plants for Scared People in Central Oklahoma - 3 From the ground up (aka soil, dirt, earth, etc)
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+Cast Iron Garden: Plants for Scared People in Central Oklahoma - 4 Reduce, reuse, revegetate
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1 Introduction and notes to self
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Remember each Rmd file contains one and only one chapter, and a chapter is defined by the first-level heading #. -Gardening for scared people. Plants are easy and it’s okay if some die. That’s how gardening works.
