Gas prices...What are they in your neighborhood

Carrie · 09-23-2005

Morgan, if you want green absolutely everywhere, i have a quick and inexpensive fix next year.
Plant 12 pumpkin seeds.
They will take over your yard and provide you with gorgeous big green leaves... which mulch & shade the ground underneath (depriving the weeds of sunlight)... plus you'll get a ton of pumpkins in the late summer/fall to make fantastic pies with!

If they start heading towards the driveway or walkway though you'll need to redirect the vines (and they're ornery things, they'll turn right back around and head for it again - I had vines literally tying themselves in knots trying to go where I didn't want them to go, lol).

This tip provided by the over-exuberant gardener who didn't realize what 12 little seeds would do to her garden this year... and couldn't bear to cut the vines because they were so pretty! Next year I'm planting gourd vines next to my back patio and training them to go up runners so they'll shade the side of the patio that the sun sneaks under.

09-23-2005	#18
Carrie Eternal Newbie Respin bullshit press Your Comments Are Welcomed Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Inside your monitor Posts: 2,850	Re: Gas prices...What are they in your neighborhood Morgan, if you want green absolutely everywhere, i have a quick and inexpensive fix next year. Plant 12 pumpkin seeds. They will take over your yard and provide you with gorgeous big green leaves... which mulch & shade the ground underneath (depriving the weeds of sunlight)... plus you'll get a ton of pumpkins in the late summer/fall to make fantastic pies with! If they start heading towards the driveway or walkway though you'll need to redirect the vines (and they're ornery things, they'll turn right back around and head for it again - I had vines literally tying themselves in knots trying to go where I didn't want them to go, lol). This tip provided by the over-exuberant gardener who didn't realize what 12 little seeds would do to her garden this year... and couldn't bear to cut the vines because they were so pretty! Next year I'm planting gourd vines next to my back patio and training them to go up runners so they'll shade the side of the patio that the sun sneaks under.