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me in my boat
I wish I was on the river...
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The Beginning of Endgame15 years ago
Sparkleberry Swamp
cypress and more cypress
Jacob and cypress
Sparkleberry Lily
Cool rug
oh, and the demon cat - his best side
backyard before
left- tan patches are bare ground
backyard before 2
right
NEW inside porch picture
looks like a room, huh?
Front porch w/screen
Turtle on the Little Pee Dee River
See her/his red markings?
Jacob and CM on the Little Pee Dee
See the cypress?
ahhhh......
crushed ice...
New Kitchen
Weird kid (is home) in the new kitchen
Swan Creek
The creek I grew up in...
Duck trip
Gorgeous Duck River June 07
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Most use either Centipede, Burmuda or St. Augustine grass. Not sure which is the most drought tolerent. If you already have some grass...weed and feed formulated for the type of grass you have along with lots of water will help. Some weed and feeds consider the above types of grasses weeds.
Take Care!
C.M.
Thank you CM. You about ready to float?
Yep .... As CCR says ...I built me a raft and it's ready for floatin' Oh Blackwater!
Take Care!
C.M.
Sand? What about a giant, life-size Japenese Zen garden?
Well, there's not THAT much sand...
Apply enough heat and you can have a really big glass parking lot.
Bob, Bob, Bob...whatareya a comedian or something? :-)
Bob, Bob, Bob...whatareya a comedian or something? :-)
Maybe avoid grass altogether -- no more mowing!
Shrubs and herbs, and maybe even lantana. Ours is thriving in this drought, surviving on nothing more than dog pee and clothes dryer vapor.
--NB
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