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Posted by Nancy on July 8, 2009, 8:55 am
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> On 7/7/09 3:20 PM, in article C679184B.15AC1%egir...@verizon.net, "ellice=
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> >> On 7/7/09 2:21 PM, in article C6790A87.15AAB%egir...@verizon.net, "ell=
ice"
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> >>>> planted. ?
> >>>> Snipping all Ellice did yesterday....she makes me yawn just
> >>>> thinking about it.
> >>>>> Pulling all these weeds, and spreading mulch - I felt like I was
> >>>>> channeling
> >>>>> Cheryl. ?Of course, on periodic breaks I did come in, drink huge gl=
ass of
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> >>>>> water, and watch the American Revolution on the history channel.
> >>>>> ?I need some pink hair tape for my hair, I think!
> >>>>> Ellice-
> >>>> I think I should hire you. =EF=BF=BDWe've got a bumper crop of clove=
r this
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> >>>> year (what happens when you don't fertilize/kill the weeds in May)
> >>>> as well as lots of ground ivy. =EF=BF=BDAnd of course it's been rain=
ing
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> >>>> off and on ever since the painters finished painting. =EF=BF=BDThen =
there are
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> >>>> the windows....do you do windows? =EF=BF=BDI have delayed cleaning t=
hem until
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> >>>> the paint's competely dry.
> >>>> But....I did stitch yesterday.
> >>>> Nancy
> >>> LOL - don't hire me - I only do these things in bursts.
> >>> Today has brought another thrill in expensive car repairs. =EF=BF=BDI=
'm avoiding
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> >>> doing paperwork right now. =EF=BF=BDUgh.
> >>> Ellice
> >> Don't kill the clover - it helps fix nitrogen in the soil. And grass i=
s a
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> >> heavy feeder. When it grows where I don't want it, I trim at the soil =
line
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> >> to leave the nitrogen high roots in place.
> > Clover - understand the nitrogen thing, however, the HOA doesn't like t=
he
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> > look in the front. =EF=BF=BD We'll see how things look in a week - afte=
r some more
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> > regular watering.
> Mow it twice in a day, day and half, and the clover will respond by growi=
ng
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> lower while the grass grows taller. Unless of course some one actually co=
mes
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> to inspect what is growing in the lawn.
> Cheryl
That would work if I actually did the mowing....but not in this
lifetime. DM hires a grasscutter. We're lucky if he shows up
more than once every two weeks. We've got terraces, steep
slopes, etc. that I never even in my younger days would have
attempted to mow. DB used to cut grass wearing his track
shoes.
I thought I'd get to some of the weeding etc yesterday but DM
decided she wanted to go to an area farm that has a market
for their fresh raspberries. Between that trip and taking her
to pick up dinner for her a friend I decided stiching was in
order instead. Then I get online this am....and rctn has
exploded with posts.
Nancy
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