If I were to, say, pick out a sign that I do not want to see in my next door neighbors lawn, this would be it:
It’s like they read my mind.
26 Apr
26 Apr
If I were to, say, pick out a sign that I do not want to see in my next door neighbors lawn, this would be it:
It’s like they read my mind.
Posted by Dandelion Graveyard « Inadvertent Hippie on 06.01.2012 at 10:44 am
[...] The result of my neighbor’s deathcapade: [...]
Posted by Lauren on 04.27.2012 at 4:37 pm
Good fences make for good neighbors. Boo for pesticide drift.
Trugreen’s always sticking fliers in our door… um, no thanks. Here’s hoping your plants escaped unscathed!
Posted by theresa on 04.27.2012 at 10:14 am
Bummer! Really too bad the neighbors couldn’t warn you so you could have covered your veggies from drift. sigh….
Posted by Erica on 04.26.2012 at 5:39 pm
One of the reasons herbicide doesn’t work is because there is no lawn to release – people spray and find they’ve got nothing but dirt left because their entire lawn was crab grass
Posted by rakhi on 04.26.2012 at 2:52 pm
I called the company and they said we’ll know if it has an effect in the next couple days. They said the weed spray would definitely kill all my vegetables…which must be what they used, because that lawn is nothing but weeds. Boo! That seems really inconsiderate.
Posted by Erica on 04.26.2012 at 11:21 am
You can probably find out what the lawn was treated with if you call the company. If there was drift during application, you’d likely already see damage to your garden, depending on what product they used. Turfgrass management is big business and also a big waste of time and resources, in my opinion.