Our yard cows don't seem to be doing their jobs. The grass is getting way out of control. So much so, that the cats get lost in it. Tom ( photo / image / picture from Calomaar's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from Calomaar's Garden ) ( photo / image / picture from Calomaar's Garden )
Heh, heh, heh How cute! You are right, they aren't doing their job. Or maybe they are producing too much fertilizer and making the grass grow faster than they can eat it. The cats look like they are prowling in a jungle.
You need some goats to keep those cows company! hehehe, excellent. See, i have 2 guinea pigs and am constantly amazed at how they graze the lawn almost bald.
Blimey if the grass gets much taller you'll have to send a scout out to find the cows never mind the cats. I think it's about time you got that lawnmower out Tom.
You are probably right Eileen, but I vowed not to have a lawn that needed cutting here at the lake. However, I may eat my words, as I tend to agree it will look much better cut. as an after thought, the grass is nearly at tall as the snow got deep last winter. Three and 1/2 feet. Sorry I don't know how to convert that to meters. Tom
Stick with the no-mow vow. You could conduct an experiment to see just how tall it will grow, put a sign out that it is part of an agricultural research project in case any of your neighbors think about complaining. Tom I use these sites for conversions to and from metric.... http://www.onlineconversion.com/ http://www.onlineconversion.com/temperature.htm http://www.onlineconversion.com/length.htm
There you go Toni, I like the way you think. Agricultural Research project, ----sounds right, do you think I could get some government money to fund this project?? It's green, research sounds good, Agricultural adds some credibility, and project, well the government can't resist dumping money on a good project, wy, a grant is almost assured. And most of all I don't have to cut it, and keep on cutting it. Good idea. Tom
