thats fine Milt .
i wish i had the skill to built one of those little teahouse units that you showed in your magazine thread .
i like one of those down by the river with the hotub inside.
sorry if teahouse is the wrong wording ,not sure the proper name you would call it .

I've been slowly but surely doing some gardening here. Our place was pretty well landscaped by the previous (original) owners, but I did not like a lot of the generic builder-type plants they used. I am trying to put in more native species and interesting stuff. Part of this is to cut back on water needs if possible, but we have a lot of grass too so that's kinda hopeless.

Should be "done" in another few years at the rate I'm going...

I don't know but the one thing you wouldn't have to worry about is rotating their contact with the ground!

Can't remember who said my Lab, Sooner, was fat but here's a picture of him two Saturday's ago. His stomach may not be as high and tight as it could be, but I really don't agree he is fat. What he is frankly? Is HUGE. He's too tall for the standard, but he is a pure bred. He's smart as a whip and as loyal as the day is long. Long legged sucker too! I admit it, I LOVE this dog:

P.S. People, you've got some sick gardens. Hell, some of them are more like the parks here in SoCal. Good thing we don't pay that much for real estate here!:rolleyes:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1172818544.jpg

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1172818569.jpg

P.S. Rika, Let's see that Lab puppy!

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1172895840.jpg Dan, I confess. I'm the one that used the f_t word. Please accept my apology and a picture of my lab, Palmer. He'll be two next month. Palmer is sharp as a whistle and as loyal as they come. A great companion and skijor partner.
Both yards and garden is covered with 3 feet of snow but I'm can dig up some pictures off my other computer soon. Clinton