Teufelhunden

I planted them about 6ft apart. I wanted to fully block the view. I don't have a picture at the moment. I can try and take one later. Remember they have to be well drained. I took a chance and planted a few in a low spot and they didn't make it. Also for the amount you need, it's worth the drive to Forest Hill and get them at one of the nurseries there. We used Richard's.

Dismiss is another good product. Works faster than sledgehammer. Expensive though

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“The women should keep silent in the churches. For they are not permitted to speak, but should be in submission, as the law also says. If there is anything they desire to learn, let them ask their husbands at home. For it is shameful for a woman to speak in church.

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Sounds familiar

I have a 2013 Tank SZ60. It's a solid mower. I paid around 8k for it new. They're much more now. I have a lot of land and banks next to ponds, canals and river. I also have a Kubota stick mower. The cub cadet is much better on inclines and the conventional steer is better next to water. The commercial version of the cub cadet is the way to go. After 12 years I did replace the kawasaki engine but everything else is solid.

Amazing!

She's actually sabotaging this game. Just fricking throwing it up

Enjoy the process. We're in learning mode. It will all work out. Losing is actually good. I'm loving it.

Just getting this out of the way now. frick that guy.

This is piss poor. Jay can right the ship but you can't deny they look like straight arse.

Believe it or not the Carolina Sapphire does really well here in south Louisiana as long as it's planted in well drained soil. I have over 100 on my property planted as a screen in Ascension and they've been thriving for close to 10 years. Smell great too.

Cost.