Posted on 06/17/2023 5:43:37 AM PDT by Diana in Wisconsin
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before it disappears like most of the pics you post
Hit ‘refresh.’ They’re probably still around...
Comes from fb. Won’t show up here in a month or three.
It’s been such a busy week. I have pictures and responses to a lot of the posts on this weeks thread but I will wait til tomorrow. I could use advice on a source for raspberry netting. Thanks.
My neighbor has a sprinkler system, a zoysia lawn and is a frustrated greenskeeper. Love to walk on his lawn. I have a zoysia/fescue bluegrass/k42 lawn and which is green after a few rains and that's good enough for me. (I am a gardener...sure you can eat grass, but can you enjoy it!)
Rain in the northern MO/ northern KC area possible tomorrow, and it will probably not get this far south.
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