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I have a peach and plum tree that are both about six feet tall. I planted these three years ago to provide shade for my yard and I was hoping they would grow 24 inches this year. They did grow about 12-18 inches last year. I live near Denver, so we just passed our last frost date.

My issue is we had a terrible hailstorm last week. Pea to marble sized hail for 15 mins solid. The hail stripped off all the new soft leaves and probably killed some of the growth tips. The tougher leaves attached to the wood stems survived and will probably provide enough chlorophyll to keep the tree alive.

Is there anything I should do to help these trees? Prune off the denuded new growth? Leave it

I have this plant called myrtle spurge in my yard. It causes blistering rash like poison ivy, but worse. I’ve tried to kill it, but I would have to crop dust it with glyphosate for years to be rid of it completely. And I’m not going to use that much roundup.

Is there a danger that bees will pick up irritating chemicals from the flowers? And put that in the honey? Honeybees are visiting these plants.

Am I going to mess up my alignment if I kill off a room full of peaceful monsters? I'm creating monsters and sacrificing them, and the room is filling with annoying monsters. I think I ruined my alignment in another game by killing a bunch, but the wiki isn't clear.

I don't have a pet to kill them, but I do have a ring of conflict. Does that count as a kill?

This is probably a dumb question, but how do I start the wizard quest? I spoke to Neferet and she said I am good to start the quest. I am lvl 14 and and I have very high alignment from a bazillion sacrifices. Is there a up stairs? Or a portal? Should she warp me to the quest?

I visited a restaurant in Chicago where we were seated at a bar, and the line was right across from us. Basically we got to watch all the food being prepped. Is there a similar restaurant in Denver?

I want to be a dagger throwing ranger. Do I #enhance the dagger skill or something else?

So I had my basement bathroom remodeled. They cut the floor up, moved the lines for the sink, toilet and tub.

I got a new toto Drake toilet for the bathroom. So, tonight I used the toilet #2 and the toilet didn't quite clear for a several seconds. When it did clear, a bunch of bubbles came up in the sink. The sink is vented with a carbon filter thing in the wall, not to the main stack on the roof.

Is this fixable at all without chopping up my new tile floor and my new bathtub? Is this a bad problem? I paid the plumber already, several months ago. We don't use that basement bathroom a lot.

I know enough to know that its a problem with ventilation, but not any more than that. Is

I have a small chest freezer, and I want to get a much larger one. My issue is that most chest freezers are just like a grand canyon of unorganized mess. I put 3lb frozen roasts or a gallon of frozen stock in there, or several chickens when they are on sale, and then smaller things just get lost in the abyss.

Are there any tricks to keeping this straight? Any useful features to look for? Apologies if this is the wrong sub.

https://imgur.com/a/61n09

I found it in my friend's basement when I was pulling out the sleeper sofa. I caught it alive, I still have it alive. Is it a recluse? It was just on the wall in the basement.

I spent a lot of time trying to photograph its eyes. Not entirely sure I got it clearly enough. I'm originally from Chicago, never seen this before.

I tore out my 500 lb cast iron bathtub. I love the solid feel of a cast iron tub, but there's no way in hell I'm getting a new one up the stairs. Does anyone have a recommendation for an acrylic tub that doesn't feel like, well, a cheap plastic tub?

60 inch, right hand drain alcove tub. No fancy features, just plain white tub.

Edit: I looked at home depot, and those all seemed cheap. I'd have to hire piano movers to get another cast iron tub in there, which isn't out of the realm of possibility.