Lawn Care

[88 Bronco]

get a goat

he said he needed yardwork, not a tasty meal

He has goats, but they aren't for lawn care or food.

[Davidson Deac II]

I got what you need. Exercise bike/lawn mower

[Mrs Pantherfan]

I'll admit .....now that we have a dog..I would actually like my grass to be cut once a week, especially now since it rains all the flippin' time now..but that's more money and as of now, dude come maybe every 2 weeks which pisses me off b/c my grass looks like sh*t...I guess it's time to start asking for a lawn mower for christmas *sigh*

also..we were lazy this year and didn't mulch the flower bed on the side of the house....I am planning on adding some shade shrubs this fall...do I plant and mulch them in the spring or mulch when I actually plant them

[Kettle]

mulch when you plant. it keeps the roots cool. not sure about when to plant though. I know spring is good. fall may be too.

[Mrs Pantherfan]

they can explain it better than I can :)

guess I know what I'm doing in the next few weeks

If you plant a shrub in spring, it must acclimate itself to its new home and begin growing immediately. At the same time, it has to produce leaves, flowers, and then endure the rapidly arriving summer heat. Plant the same shrub in fall, and here’s what happens. It becomes happily dormant above ground soon after planting, but the roots have several months to grow and become comfortable and strong in their new home. Then when spring does arrive, the plant’s established and ready to put out strong leaves, new top growth, and lots of flowers. So the difference is obvious: Fall planting gives your plant’s roots a wonderful “head start” over spring planting.

[Porn Shop Clerk]

i've got a massive pile of pine chips i'm working on distributing through the yard myself