pretty but you might need a very strong structure to support the vines when it gets older.
Granny's gone and done it again
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pretty but you might need a very strong structure to support the vines when it gets older.
Yes, it's a type pf grass. Not sure exactly what type of climate it needs. I'd be very careful about getting the right type. Sounds like once it's in, very hard to get rid of it if you change your mind.
I think all that is done by automation and form letters. Not like someone saw it and made the decision... decision already made by whoever wrote the computer program. Sis had a similar problem with her loan... so stupid, they ended up paying for a check, envelope, and postage to refund her 4 cents! I imagine there are people out there who would have demanded those 4 pennies, but what a waste.
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Well, Tom wants to pay them in pennys.
Silence is golden UNLESS you have a toddler
in which case it is very, very , very suspicious
in which case it is very, very , very suspicious
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the wisteria has pulled my arbor apart and it was well made. I know cause I made it. 2x4s cemented and 3in. screws at the joints , braces, ect...
That's beautiful! And a good fit for your area. Reminds me of Wisteria.
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probably the only thing that might not have been pulled apart would be a metal welded structure. Plants can be very persistent and heavy.
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