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To: greeneyes
That would be difficult, if you get a crop off of the tree.

The elm, while sorta pretty if you squint and the light is bad, doesn't shade the house, drops leaves and branches, and threatens the lean-to next to the shop. Besides shades the garden.

It is headed to a footnote in an obscure history book. It's time has come. Hasta la vista, baby.

That choice was fairly easy to make.

I have misplaced an entire plastic bag of seeds. This house isn't that large. I hate losing stuff. It's likely that the entire kitchen is going to get tossed like a crime scene before the night is over until I find them.

/johnny

60 posted on 02/22/2013 4:12:57 PM PST by JRandomFreeper (Gone Galt)
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To: JRandomFreeper

Yeh, our choice was easy too. It’s the only butter nut big enough for a crop. We also have 2 trees that yield black walnuts.

We have an acre lot, so it’s ok to just pick another spot for the tomato and peppers etc.

I hate when stuff just disappers. Didn’t use to be a big problem. Now, though when I put things away, I forget where I put them. Trying to find stuff is really bad now.

The house is too big, and several rooms are very disorganized. I can’t remember for sure what is in the organized areas either so I have been converting basement to storage areas that are open shelves. That way I can just walk by them and see what is there - no memory required. LOL.


66 posted on 02/22/2013 4:30:31 PM PST by greeneyes (Moderation in defense of your country is NO virtue. Let Freedom Ring.)
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To: JRandomFreeper

I have a half gallon plastic ice cream tub full of seeds from two winters ago, that I haven’t been able to find since. At least I put them in a safe place. ;-’)


95 posted on 02/22/2013 7:03:02 PM PST by ApplegateRanch (Love me, love my guns!©)
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