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Old 03-22-2011, 12:38 PM  
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Yard Maintenence

How often do you guys mow and weed eat? The new property I'm moving into says I'm in charge of the lawn. Just trying to get a general idea. When I was a kid my Dad mowed, it was his excuse to drink beer and cruise around in a riding mower, I feel like I was deprived.
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Old 03-23-2011, 01:52 PM  
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I drink beer and have my choice of mowers...
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Old 03-23-2011, 01:59 PM  
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Well now I know what I want for my Birthday.


A lot of the yard is rock, they said I will still be responsible for keeping it down though, the area is covered in rocks, seems like this might end up a hassle.
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Old 03-27-2011, 09:54 AM  
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I drink beer and have my choice of mowers...
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A cold beer sure does go good on a hot Texas day.
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A lot of the yard is rock, they said I will still be responsible for keeping it down though, the area is covered in rocks, seems like this might end up a hassle.
I suggest adding many more rocks. Seriously, you should be able to de-sod a rocky area and replant it in some ground cover that's easily maintained. Flowers, ivy or clover might work.

In Oregon the grass grows 12 months a year.
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All that mowing power but where's the durn grass?
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Ken, you difinately have 'er covered!
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Ken you have a nice place there. How many acres do you have?
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Old 03-28-2011, 01:04 PM  
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I suggest adding many more rocks. Seriously, you should be able to de-sod a rocky area and replant it in some ground cover that's easily maintained. Flowers, ivy or clover might work.

In Oregon the grass grows 12 months a year.
Good idea. I'm going to give maintenance a try, but ig I go that route I'll let you know.

I was talking to a neighbor and they told me the deer keep it pretty well maintained.
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