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the dogs could pull weeds in their spare time

12 years ago

hyacinths and weeds

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sunnyside1
12 years ago
That's lovely with all the different greens!

I want you to write a book on how to train dogs to pull weeds. It will be a best-seller, Helen
Sunny
christie_sw_mo
12 years ago
Great idea! I had my youngest daughter help me pull henbit out of my creeping phlox last week but I was seeing quite a bit of creeping phlox mixed in with her pile of weeds so I decided she'd helped enough. lol

Your hyacinths are blooming good. Bet they smell good too.
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gldno1
12 years ago
Our dog eliminates all growing things with the many holes he still digs.....not a good thing!

So nothing bothers the hyacinth bulbs in the ground? I was hesitant to plant them anywhere but a planter.
teeandcee
12 years ago
While I hate henbit and have been battling it for years (yet once again it's taking over) at least it's easy to pull. I think all dogs need to be trained to work on Bermuda!

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