canesisters
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Your yard is REALLY coming alone nicely! Looking great.
I hate grass!
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So many weeds suddenly showed up...spent 2hrs ripping most of them out. Got a picture of some possible 5 linked skink eggs that I found while weeding and then the rain suddenly showed up.
And yes, there is a pink tint to them.
And yes, there is a pink tint to them.
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I hate grass was the headline. I'm a few pages behind on this thread, but I had to post.
In Coeur D'Alene ID for a few days visiting one of DH's older bros. There is so much green here, including sumptuous grass, that I laid down on it for an hour. It smells great, felt great, and I laid there in the green with my eyes closed and ears open for almost an hour, listening to living sounds. I love grass cus its green.
In Coeur D'Alene ID for a few days visiting one of DH's older bros. There is so much green here, including sumptuous grass, that I laid down on it for an hour. It smells great, felt great, and I laid there in the green with my eyes closed and ears open for almost an hour, listening to living sounds. I love grass cus its green.
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I hate grass was the headline. I'm a few pages behind on this thread, but I had to post.
In Coeur D'Alene ID for a few days visiting one of DH's older bros. There is so much green here, including sumptuous grass, that I laid down on it for an hour. It smells great, felt great, and I laid there in the green with my eyes closed and ears open for almost an hour, listening to living sounds. I love grass cus its green.
In Coeur D'Alene ID for a few days visiting one of DH's older bros. There is so much green here, including sumptuous grass, that I laid down on it for an hour. It smells great, felt great, and I laid there in the green with my eyes closed and ears open for almost an hour, listening to living sounds. I love grass cus its green.
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You have to weed the space between pavers
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As I've mentioned in the past, I am not a purist. I am not totally against chemical solutions in areas away from my food stuffs. I use chemical solutions as sparingly as possible where beneficials tend to do their work, but between cracks in the pavers/sidewalks, a chemical solution beats laying on my tummy digging weeds out with a butter knife and having the neighbor lady (not mine of course) call 911.
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Lol!
Yeah, weeding between cracks is so much better than weeding the whole yard! =0
I've been so much more busy this year with new aheep, puppies, new land and fencing it, flooding and some other things I'm forgetting that I have had almost no time to weed enough to keep on top of it.
Yeah, weeding between cracks is so much better than weeding the whole yard! =0
I've been so much more busy this year with new aheep, puppies, new land and fencing it, flooding and some other things I'm forgetting that I have had almost no time to weed enough to keep on top of it.
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I agree Red I now put crossbow mixture in empty mustard bottle with long tip. Gets right into space between pavers.
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