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zippyt 03-24-2007 09:31 PM

A blank slate
 
We had to have some septic work done ( Fucking Whiney ass Neibors that call the Health dept instedd of Talking to some body !!!!)

Annnny How !!! Our side yard was TOTALY dug up so we could have 450 ft of leech line installed ,
as in TOTALY !!!!!!
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/149/4...546ffb00_o.jpg

So I am working it ,
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/171/4...56a1ac2a3d.jpg
and working it ,
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/163/4...a2e9f76874.jpg

And I will keep you all posted , we have 3 raised gardens 8x16 planned with a possible seperate zuke garden planned !!!

Elspode 03-24-2007 11:14 PM

Would the whiney ass neighbors be upset if you put in about a thousand pot plants now?

zippyt 03-24-2007 11:49 PM

Probley especialy since the county sherif lives JUST down the road

wolf 03-25-2007 01:01 PM

Just plant roses around the perimeter. Nobody will notice the weed. Honest.

BigV 03-26-2007 10:00 AM

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Smelly South African herb so valuable thieves are after it

• Smells like cat urine, but used in soft drinks, perfume, health supplements
• "Buchu" once wild, now so profitable it's a cash crop, easily poached
• Growing markets for buchu in France, Germany, Britain, Switzerland, U.S.
• Khoi tribe introduced it to Dutch in 17th century as medicine

CITRUSDAL, South Africa (Reuters) -- Soft-drink companies use it by the ton, natural health devotees swear by it and it forms part of secret recipes for French perfume despite having a bouquet similar to cat's urine.
Or, you could try buchu. Maybe the "cat urine" trait would throw them off the scent, so to speak.

Spexxvet 03-26-2007 11:57 AM

Plant dandelions, and share them with the whole neighborhood!

Sundae 03-26-2007 12:00 PM

Looking forward to seeing more- I do love a work in progress (when I'm feeling blue I sometimes stop by UT's Garden thread and reread it).

Just one question - are those pictures current?
It's March for goodneess sakes - I thought I was the only person to consider March weather, t-shirt weather?! And even I would balk at shorts...

monster 03-26-2007 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Sundae Girl (Post 326596)
Looking forward to seeing more- I do love a work in progress (when I'm feeling blue I sometimes stop by UT's Garden thread and reread it).

Just one question - are those pictures current?
It's March for goodneess sakes - I thought I was the only person to consider March weather, t-shirt weather?! And even I would balk at shorts...

Ziipy's in Arkansas. Here's the 10 day weather forecast.

Here in Michigan, we can still expect more snow this year, but today the temps are in the 70s and we are all in shorts. Personally, I consider 15 Centigrade and above shorts weather. Some Michigandans consider anything above freezing shorts weather. It's all relative, you know. The Californians living up here are still in long trousers when the temps hit the 80s.

/yes, I like to mix and match my currencies :D

Sundae 03-26-2007 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by monster (Post 326617)

25 degrees!
Blimey - that's the same temp as my ridiculously overheated office. Damn, if I was doing anything even vaguely energetic I'd be in shorts too.

I do realise it gets hotter in America than the UK.... but... it's MARCH?! Can't get over that.

footfootfoot 03-26-2007 01:07 PM

you gotta remember it's only called the united states. Arkansas is about the same latitude as sicily.

(I am making that up, it is probably the same latitude as Barcelona)

glatt 03-26-2007 01:22 PM

I'm no septic system expert, since our house is on the city sewer lines, but don't you want to plant just grass over a leach field to keep roots of larger plants from growing down into the pipes and clogging them?

monster 03-26-2007 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by footfootfoot (Post 326622)
you gotta remember it's only called the united states. Arkansas is about the same latitude as sicily.

(I am making that up, it is probably the same latitude as Barcelona)

Move down into Africa and you're getting there. 34 degrees is about the same as Morocco and Tunisia.

Here in Ann Arbor, Michigan we're on a similar latitude to Barcelona. Here, where temps regularly go below -20 centigrade in the winter and above 30 in the summer. Britain is so temperate it's very hard to believe that weather elsewhere can be so varied.

/I love my Michigan climate

monster 03-26-2007 01:34 PM

(tis 29 centigrade here right now :D)

oh, and that's an impressive project, zippy. sorry for the hijack.

wolf 03-26-2007 01:54 PM

The difference in climate is more related to the landmass than latitude.

monster 03-26-2007 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by wolf (Post 326636)
The difference in climate is more related to the landmass than latitude.

But it's more fun to compare by latitude :) Over here, the climate is also affected by the jet streams and the proximity of the lakes. We get huge thundestorms, tornados, lots of snow, lots of sun (to my mind anyway -apparently we're still one of the cloudiest states), lots of everything and a beautiful autumn to boot :D

Days like today are weird, though -hot, sunny and not a bud on any tree. If it had been a weekend, we'd've had the paddling pool out.


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