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I want a big garden in front of my house, then I can tell the four seasons directly from there...
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sad thing is we have jsut about that much space, but in this neighborhood... lets just say weeds are scared to grow hereOriginally posted by Said1
Is that the sort of garden you are aiming for? I wish I had that much space
Originally posted by Johnney
sad thing is we have jsut about that much space, but in this neighborhood... lets just say weeds are scared to grow here
LOLOriginally posted by Said1
Sounds like my neighborhood A few years ago this psycho lady was lifting everyones potted plants, lawn ornaments, chairs (my outdoor candle holders) and whatever she could get her hands on. She was finally caught, then the police were knocking on doors asking people to come and see if they had anything in the trunk of their cruiser.
My elderly neighbors actually have a black lawn jockey. Someone smashed it's head off years ago, but they re-attached it somehow, and there is still stands today. It's the sorriest thing you've ever seen.
Originally posted by Johnney
lol, we used to plant that stuff in the yard when i was in "high" school...lol
we told my mom it was purvian tomatos...lol
i remember we snagged one of those big assed dog statues once. last time we did that. fuking thing must have weighed about 125 pounds!Originally posted by Said1
That reminds me, someone stole a bunch of their lawn ornaments in the fall. First it was the sexy pig, then a gnoms or two, then to add one final insult, they stole the singing elf. No takers for the jokey though, probably because it's tied to the porch
Originally posted by Johnney
i remember we snagged one of those big assed dog statues once. last time we did that. fuking thing must have weighed about 125 pounds!
lilywhite said:I want a big garden in front of my house, then I can tell the four seasons directly from there...
and why cant she have it in the front? unless there is some crazy neighborhood policy or something to that effecthylandrdet said:I'm sorry, but gardens belong in the back of your house; primary for the purposes of reasonable privacy and security from nature.
Most houses have their fronts facing the opposite direction of the region's traditional winds. Any garden you have in the front must be of minimal size. However, there are many species of plants you can use to tell if the seasons have changed.
http://assoc.garden.org/
Why not just buy a calender, it's much less work.lilywhite said:I want a big garden in front of my house, then I can tell the four seasons directly from there...