I see myself is sooooo many of those listed.

41. You post on garden forums even though you no longer have a garden. (Though hope to have a tiny garden soon.)

Ditto!

42. You get dirty looks from others when you say “YAY it’s going to rain!”

I’m laughing out loud at your new additions to the list! Keep ‘em coming! :)

“You tend to garden on pieces of land that do not belong to you.”

YES. Renting a house for the first time ever, and it has never been landscaped. Smart people would be smart and smartly not invest too much money in a property they don’t own. I am not smart. I am non-smartly spending way too much money landscaping a house a I do not own.

But I can’t not do it!

I had to stifle my laughing (I'm at work, even though it's lunchtime).

44. You have an insane desire to deadhead other people's plants, including in public fora (such as boxes downtown or parks)

45. The possibilities of a headlamp are life-changing. Hands free, midnight gardening.

Rob333, if that is insane then call me crazy. I'm so crazy I don't even think it is insane.

I got pulled over by the Texas Rangers at the scanner at the Texas Capital because of a Hori Hori knife in my purse that I had forgotten about..

I do most of what is above . I garden nude every once and awhile on accident because I came out to Air dry on the bridge and got distracted. The UPS man drove up our driveway and I was hiding behind a tree.

I travel with a a whole set up for taking cuttings and collecting seeds. It drives my traveling buds nuts. Not to mention making them stop on the highway because of an interesting flash of color and turn around.,

ummm ..... hang out on garden forums when the ground is frozen solid ...

ken

I laughed about the headlights idea but was glad to have a set which I only occasionally used, mostly to search for a mislaid tool. I tried to bring my tools inside each evening and usually started cleanup just before dark so if a tool was missing at the end of cleanup it was already dark.

Just two of these fit me, but they fit well: dirt under my nails, and the adage 'you can never have too many tools' for gardening or otherwise.

Oh and I never even walk around the house nude, much less outdoors, but I've certainly stuffed my pajama bottoms into a pair of boots, to take seedling plants from the back porch out into the garden to catch the morning sun.

I am way out in the country., far from the road.

Looking at certain chewed up plants with delight b/c you know butterflies are doing their thing. To the casual observer it looks like you’ve lost your mind, rejoicing in such devastation.

You landscape in your mind every house you visit.

46. Your child starts deadheading a petunia plant that belongs to a teacher or rescues a teacher’s dying potted hydrangea.

The teacher was very excited. :)

Loving the list!

47. You take the kids to the zoo and actually take pictures of the plants as well as the animals.

National zoo - two days ago.

48. You have the constant urge to scatter wildflower seeds on the highway and make it beautiful.

And here I thought collecting seed from the highways made me obsessed.

Taking pics of empty spaces in anticipation of plants to grow. I’m planting something new between the stakes.