Yeah - I don't have any though.
Actually, I like my neighbour - her husband is the one who likes to blame his failures on other peoples
weeds.
If he'd just lie down on his perfectly groomed grass there, he could spend an afternoon picking 'his
weeds' out from his cedars.
I don't know why he planted those cedars so close to the fence anyway.
Our side of the fence is a parking lot, belonging to our apartment building - he doesn't like the apartment building being there (even though it was here when he bought his house).
He considers everything on this side of the fence there as garbage. And doesn't see why we should have something nice to look at on the retaining wall - after all, we're just apartment dwellers - it's not as we're HOME OWNERS . . . somebody IMPORTANT.
He doesn't actually say these kinds of things but you can read it pretty easily.
Guess he can't help being who he is - pernickity.
I did take out the wild garlic mustard on that fence (which looks awful after it blooms anyway). But little do these 'afterthewildgarlicmonster' people kmnw, I've been mulching it,
seeds, roots and all into my mulching corner on the south west section of the property.
Hee Hee!
I happen to LIKE wild garlic mustard
plants - they make great fill and they're nice looking. So, they invade - if there's nothing to invade, who cares?
So the
seeds blow into other gardens - ha! Every hear of weeding, gardeners?
The park - High Park, a major park in Toronto, is a stone's throw from us - they are 'thinking of' getting 'roundup' to chase after the invasive, NON-NATIVE wild garlic mustard
plant.
The city has nothing better to do with their/our money than chase after non-native
plants and dicker around with the eggs of birds they don't want here either - especially the Canada Goose and the Mute Swan (who is not a native bird).
Geesh!
Sorry - I ranted.