Ah, it's been nice and clement all day!

[conuly]

Let's imagine, hypothetically, that somebody with grand plans didn't do anything in her garden/yard all summer. Hypothetically, if that somebody were to haul up all the weeds in this lovely weather, what could she cram down at this late point that'd make it look reasonably nice? Or at least sort of okay? Not grass, I hate the stuff. I mean, this hypothetical person hates the stuff. Hypothetically.

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Comments

[jtthomas]

Clover fertilizes the soil and then you can go four-leaf hunting.

[conuly]

TRUE.

Jenn once found a seven leaf clover.

[jtthomas]

That’s my record, too. My sister’s yard is VERY mutated, possibly a side effect of living by the power line corridor.