Give my yard a few more years, and it'll look pretty strange with rose bushes planted in odd spots in the lawn, and random places where the grass grows real lush and green!!
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It's a good thing that you know your way around a tool box! Pity the family who doesn't have any know how in that area.Potted up some creeping phlox into gallon pots (rooted thrift cuttings) and went into town.
The car overheated so I took out the thermostat and drove home...almost. Stopped a a local store and the car wouldn't start. Had to walk home and get the truck to jump it off. Checked....bad alternator.
So now I have to replace the thermostat and the alternator. Looks like I'll be working on my KIA on the morrow.
Just changed the starter on my truck....when it rains it pours I suppose.
I really hate working on vehicles.
Oh yea. I cleared out my top garden and mowed everything down....The rider won't start now...I think it's a bad solenoid switch....more work!!!
little gangster _) So who/what bodies are planted under the rosebushes_) I do the same thing when butchering or have an animal pass my garden as adopted a big black cat. BC hasn't taken kindly to having another animal stalking his rabbits and chickens.I harvested 4 roos. Dug a nice deep hole, buried all the "trimmings" and then planted a grape vine in the top of the hole. I've planted one vine at either end of my metal clothes line, and will use the frame for a grape arbor. The other grape vine is similarly amended. I know that grapes like the soil "lean", so... we'll see how these 2 plants process the extra N load.
It's a good thing that you know your way around a tool box! Pity the family who doesn't have any know how in that area.