The wife and I just bought some land where the previous owners were semi-hoarders and locals were dumping. One dumpster and ten pickup loads to the dump down. It's a start.4yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/DeTrashed
Found on a bike ride a bit north of [Miami, FL]. Well-fed Eastern Diamondback?3yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatsthissnake
My first session Mead. 5% ABV, dry-hopped, and carbonated. Light and refreshing.5yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/mead
I'm still an amateur so I committed to making ten of these as practice. Learned a lot, and the last one is definitely better (and faster) than the first one.5yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/Blacksmith
My wife keeps bees. This year was our biggest harvest by far, at around 115lbs. She says I can use some for my next mead :)6yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/mead
My wife has been keeping bees for a few years now. This is by far the biggest harvest at ~115lbs. This is what happens when two hives swarms into five in the spring, apparently.6yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/Beekeeping
Yesterday was the first harvest of the season. 1.5lbs Cascades from one plant in GA. Probably about that much still on the bines, waiting to ripen.5yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/TheHopyard
Should I thin multiple stems coming from a single old stump? Details in comment.2mo ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/marijuanaenthusiasts
Shamelessly stole AZBeer90's idea and whipped up a batch of blackberry-vanilla mead, made with blackberries from the yard and honey from the wife's bees.6yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/mead
(xpost from /r/TheHopYard) For anyone interested in growing your own hops but heard they won't grow in Georgia... My Cascades would beg to differ.6yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/atlbeer
This guy's been hanging out in our flower bed for the last week or two here in Marietta, GA. Chinese mantis? Haven't held a ruler up to her, but I'm guessing around 4-5 inches long.9yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatsthisbug
Man. The Cascades are going crazy. Already have a bunch of full-sized cones in May here in Atlanta.6yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/TheHopyard
What animal did this skill come from? About palm-sized, found in the woods in North Georgia.5yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/animalid
Stone muffin? Found buried in a yard in Charlotte, NC. Any ideas?12yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatisthisthing
Well, it's clearly a Model 150, but what does it do? It's a metal box about 1'x1'x8; power on the back and this on the front. Best guess is a tone generator or something.6yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatisthisthing
[Atlanta, GA] Found these on a tomato leaf in my garden. Bug poo? Eggs? Odd-shaped larvae? Around 3/16 or 5mm long.6yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatsthisbug
Came across this fella hiding in my mulch. Creepy or not, he's welcome in my garden. OK, fine, a warning: it's a spider.12yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/gardening
Second year growing Cascade in Atlanta. They're doing so well they're trying to make a break for it onto the roof.6yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/TheHopyard
The good news: the raspberries are happy where I put them last year. The bad news: they're *really* happy where I put them last year.13yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/gardening
This thing has been parked at my apartment complex for the past couple weeks. Every time I pass it, I die a little inside.16yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/pics
The local wildlife stole our blueberries last year. Not again. Berry shields, ACTIVATE!12yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/gardening
(xpost from /r/canning) Salsa, butters, and jams, all from my yard. All I can do this year, since my kitchen is disappearing this weekend.12yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/gardening
Built a bat house for my dad, got it installed yesterday. Easier said than done, but we're happy with the result.9yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/batty
[Roswell, GA] [Outdoor flower bed] Found this grass at the Chattahoochee Nature Center, but no staff/volunteers/signs around to identify it. It was about 2 feet tall, with the ends of the fronds being soft and feathery.7yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatsthisplant
Found this guy digging in my yard in Atlanta, Georgia. I'd say he was about 1.25 long. Ideas?10yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatsthisbug
[Atlanta, GA] [Outdoor] Flowering deciduous tree, blooming now (late March), leaves and flower stalks about 2-3 long8yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatsthisplant
Flowers look like blueberries, the leaves not so much. Planted in a garden in Marietta, Georgia9yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatsthisplant
Larva-looking thing with a brown head, bright orange body, about 3 inches long. It would spasm/twitch quite quickly. Atlanta, Georgia.11yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatsthisbug
Small-to-medium sized tree with red berry clusters on the tips of the branches. Seen in the North Georgia mountains. Unfortunately, I have no idea what the leaves look like because it had already shed them.11yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatsthisplant
Found this little fella in the street by my house. I put him somewhere safer in my backyard. My best guess is Brown Snake, Storeria dekayi. Dunno what subspecies.10yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/snakes
Found in woodlands in central-western Georgia, US. Leaves maybe 2 inches long or so.10yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatsthisplant
A dragonfly from Georgia, US. My guess is a Great Spreadwing but I'd love confirmation or another suggestion.12yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatsthisbug
Colony of caterpillars on my hydrangea in Atlanta, GA. Anyone know anything more about them?12yr ⋅ spiffturk ⋅ r/whatsthisbug
