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ParticipantI’d go with a mixed mutt. I wouldn’t go to a breeder unless I wanted a show dog.
A little patience and training is all it takes. Best alarm ever.
ParticipantI’d go with a mixed mutt. I wouldn’t go to a breeder unless I wanted a show dog.
A little patience and training is all it takes. Best alarm ever.
ParticipantThat’s a great link Brian, lots of wonderful California-native trees there. All kinds of oaks, firs, maples, sycamores, etc. that provide plenty of shade.
My condo complex is in the process of replacing grass/turf with more appropriate landscaping for the region. I’m very happy about this.
ParticipantThat’s a great link Brian, lots of wonderful California-native trees there. All kinds of oaks, firs, maples, sycamores, etc. that provide plenty of shade.
My condo complex is in the process of replacing grass/turf with more appropriate landscaping for the region. I’m very happy about this.
ParticipantThat’s a great link Brian, lots of wonderful California-native trees there. All kinds of oaks, firs, maples, sycamores, etc. that provide plenty of shade.
My condo complex is in the process of replacing grass/turf with more appropriate landscaping for the region. I’m very happy about this.
ParticipantThat’s a great link Brian, lots of wonderful California-native trees there. All kinds of oaks, firs, maples, sycamores, etc. that provide plenty of shade.
My condo complex is in the process of replacing grass/turf with more appropriate landscaping for the region. I’m very happy about this.
ParticipantThat’s a great link Brian, lots of wonderful California-native trees there. All kinds of oaks, firs, maples, sycamores, etc. that provide plenty of shade.
My condo complex is in the process of replacing grass/turf with more appropriate landscaping for the region. I’m very happy about this.
ParticipantI would prefer the trees/bushes nature has provided for the local area. Bringing dreams of east coast trees out to the hot, dry west is too much. I also think whoever sold people on the idea of a lush, green, fertilizer-hungry, aeration-needy, thirsty grass lawn was a helluva salesman for this drought-prone region. Use local flora!
ParticipantI would prefer the trees/bushes nature has provided for the local area. Bringing dreams of east coast trees out to the hot, dry west is too much. I also think whoever sold people on the idea of a lush, green, fertilizer-hungry, aeration-needy, thirsty grass lawn was a helluva salesman for this drought-prone region. Use local flora!
ParticipantI would prefer the trees/bushes nature has provided for the local area. Bringing dreams of east coast trees out to the hot, dry west is too much. I also think whoever sold people on the idea of a lush, green, fertilizer-hungry, aeration-needy, thirsty grass lawn was a helluva salesman for this drought-prone region. Use local flora!
ParticipantI would prefer the trees/bushes nature has provided for the local area. Bringing dreams of east coast trees out to the hot, dry west is too much. I also think whoever sold people on the idea of a lush, green, fertilizer-hungry, aeration-needy, thirsty grass lawn was a helluva salesman for this drought-prone region. Use local flora!
ParticipantI would prefer the trees/bushes nature has provided for the local area. Bringing dreams of east coast trees out to the hot, dry west is too much. I also think whoever sold people on the idea of a lush, green, fertilizer-hungry, aeration-needy, thirsty grass lawn was a helluva salesman for this drought-prone region. Use local flora!
ParticipantThere are a bunch of those down in the canyon near me (Penasquitos Canyon) and they look great. I see woodpeckers on them, I don’t know if that would bother you or if you would even get them as well.
ParticipantThere are a bunch of those down in the canyon near me (Penasquitos Canyon) and they look great. I see woodpeckers on them, I don’t know if that would bother you or if you would even get them as well.
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