RE: morning/weather/gardening

I think you need to remember that it was your garden that decided where
to put the patio. If you stop maintaining it, their view will not be as
nice :)

I would tell them if they are having a special affair, to let you know
not to be in your gardening gear. But also that you have to maintain it
on your schedule.

Either that or build a high privacy fence and really tick them off
:)LOL!

So now you have me wondering.... what size area do we all garden in....

Donna



> In a message dated 1/18/04 9:54:37 AM, kmrsy@comcast.net writes:
> 
> << To clarify though, I had the
> impression that Ceres had little intention of moving and/or protecting
> highest possible market value was not a priority.  >>
> 
> Yes, Kitty, you are right.  We looked for a number of years to find
the
> right
> acreage but did not find it.  The second choice to more outdoor
gardening
> space was the garden room which we added.  I have not looked since.
Now we
> are to
> old to make that move again and start from scratch.
>     My neighbors just added a huge addition to their already sizeable
> home,
> now about 5000 sqft.  They also moved their patio to our side of their
> home
> because of my gardens.  Their landscape architect told them you can
not
> put a
> value on the importance my garden is to their design.  BTW, they added
a
> huge
> beautiful curved brick patio.  I love them, they are like our kids and
> their
> daughter like a granddaughter but I do have concerns because they like
to
> entertain outdoors on the patio & gazebo area and I work in the garden
> many times til
> dark.  This was not a problem when their patio was on the reverse side
of
> their home and their sunroom extended btwn the patio & my garden. I
feel
> like I
> cannot do that now if they are entertaining as the patio extents out
from
> their
> home near our lot line.  I have mentioned this to them and they
assured me
> I
> should not chg my gardening schedule but I, like Pam says, dress
poorly
> when I
> am gardening. I always work standing, bent over.  Beautiful scene from
> their
> patio, huh?  Spring will tell.
>     Ceres
> 
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