Memoral Day Weekend
In case anyone has some extra time this weekend I have 8 cubic yards of mulch to be put in the flower beds. Any takers?!?!?
Sunday, May 27, 2007
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6 comments:
Sure. In my 5 years at this home I've brought in 110 cubic yards of soil, compost, or organic steer manure. So I have a strong back and legs.
be glad to help, Bob
p.s. I prefer a good margarite on the rocks over beer :)
opps! Sorry about the misspell on Margarita. Maybe is should go have a drink :)
Bob
That's ok Bob. A Margarita spelled with an "e" or "a" would all taste the same. I would also prefer a Margarita.
Hello, I thought I should drop by to see if the mulch has been moved. We have had quite number of cubic feet moved, too. Not to mention the soil we used to improve and prepare for planting. Greetings to KC from rainy Germany, Andrea
PS: Do you think you could change the link on your page from "Exile61" to Andrea's Garden please? I have added you, too. Hope that is ok.
Andrea - The change has been made. Hope you didn't mind me having you listed. It is an easier way for me to keep track of blogs I like.
No problem, I do the very same. May I recommend Google Reader to you? You can add all your subscriptions there and see right away where something has been updated. Hey, if you want some larkspur seeds from over here, let me know. They don't bloom until the second year. So you could start them this year and next year, you'll have blossoms.
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