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To do that you just sell what you have at a loss? Most of what I have that is losing, I feel has a chance to improve. I thought about selling off a few things at a loss to balance out future earnings.

No I still own them. They're just all down. Just painful to pay taxes on profit you no longer have. Hopefully it's only short term though.

Currently figuring out how much I owe in taxes for all the money I made in the stock market last year. Which I've subsequently lost all of this year. 😭

Picked up 3 full grown beautyberry shrubs off of marketplace yesterday. Just had to dig them out of the lady's yard for $5 each. She said they were selling the same size or smaller at Lowe's for $40 each. I'll have to find a place to plant them now too.

Fortunately don't have to worry about that anymore. If I'd have won a million dollars with my exwife, we'd own a million dollars worth of garbage and have nothing to show for it

1.6 before. Figure ending up with about 60% of that.

I don't bother with Megamillions or Powerball. But if the Cash5 or Match6 gets over a million I'll buy a ticket. 1.6 is what I feel is the magic number for me though. Wouldn't be able to retire but I could at least quit doing what I'm doing.

LOL I read that as retire in 58.8 more years. Ya that's the path I'm on at the moment. Haha

I'm going to keep mine for the turkeys I think. Looks like they'll be a good size for them.

The description says 1 1/2 inches but here's a pic from the site showing them about the size of a quarter. Mine's going into it's 3rd year since I've planted it. It's produced every year but this is typical of what mine look like. They held forever. I think I shook them off in January.

Where were you located? Northeast PA?

Ya no more room for trees really for me. My goal now is to add shrubs around the plots and in some strategic areas.

Yup grabbed some. Thanks. I ordered the plums from them years ago.

I'm glad you put this up. I've been looking for a place to get hazelnuts reasonably cheap. I planted 10 or so last year but only a few survived. Also grabbed some elderberry's. My local conservation district had them last year but none this year unfortunately. Now I have 20 holes to pick...

I might grab some persimmons. I have a few seedlings that are some of the first trees I planted. Probably 6-7 years old now. But still have yet to flower so I'm not sure if they're male or female.

I'm going to check this saturday but as of 2 weeks ago I still have some holding.

I was wondering when to graft for us PA folks. Not too worried if I kill some Bradford's but I'd like them to take. I've heard people talk about when the barks slipping but I'm not sure what that means. Maybe I'll try to graft on Saturday if it's not raining.

No pics but got up last weekend and trimmed all the fruit trees, grabbed some pear scion to graft over some bradfords at my parents. Frost seeded clover, took a couple treestands down I was too lazy to grab over winter, and threw out some fertilizer on the fruit trees. Pretty productive...

I wish I was only down 3%

Saw a politician bought BBAI so I scooped some up.