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Comments (12)Hey to all. Tanya, going to Warrenton this April was my first time ever to go. I had been hearing about it for years, but by the time I heard about it, it was over. Well this time I marked my calendar and went. Great exercise. When I would tell a merchant it was my first time they would ask, "have you been to Marburger?" I'd say no, can't afford to even get in the gate. There is a July 4th sale in Carmine I think. Some kind of auction I want to go to. Actually it's the Saturday after July 4th. Neat stuff....See MoreMind if I introduce myself? (with pics of my trees too)
Comments (27)Not all areas have the same laws concerning trees, but in my area, any of my neighbor's trees that are close enough for their branches to grow over my property, those branches become my responsibility. Any damage such branches do to my property, or to anyone on my property who get hurt under those branches puts me at risk of being sued, or responsible to pay for my damaged property. A few months back we had almost a week of off and on freezing rain that collected on the trees, and broke at least some of almost everyone in the area's trees. At that time city officials reported that if a person's tree fell on his or her neighbor's house or other property and caused costly damage, then under our local laws, the owner of the tree did not have to pay for the damages or even have to pay to have the tree removed from the neighbor's damaged house or other property. That seems totally wrong, to me. If that indeed is true, then it's my opinion that, in such a case, any neighbor should also have the right to cut down, or prune more of his neighbor's tree than just the parts which are spreading over the property line....See MoreThought I'd introduce myself.
Comments (10)pm2, my gareden breaks down into 3 bloom season. Bulbs start mid march. Starting with Crocus ending with alliums in may. End of may my roses start, companions like hardy geraniums, maynight, iris, golden alyssum etc. Around the time the roses are finishing 1st of july my perennials start and carry me threw till the end of sept. I grow heliopsis, shasta daisies, 4 kinds of veronica, russian sage, meadow sage, anaise hysop, yarrow, lilies, malva, asters, fall mums.. etc. Spring Gardens late april Rose Garden mid june Perennial Gardens mid july Looking forward to viewing and getting ideas from everyone about perennials and there gardens...mark...See MoreCurioser and curioser!
Comments (2)Hi Jen, thanks for the warm welcome! :) I know what you mean about lighting and room. The only windows at my house at north and south facing, and two of the three north-facing rooms are other people's bedrooms so I can't take them over! And oh, the hoya flowers are heavenly. Mine have yet to bloom, but I ran across a site with a lot of photos. Just makes me green with envy! ;) Here is a link that might be useful: Hoya flower photos galore!...See More- 7 years ago
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