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Old 07-16-2013, 02:18 PM
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I read that New Jersy is the #2 tomato producing state....really
your neighbor must be jealous
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Boy I'm glad I live out in the country where if my neighbor would complain about anything I'm doing I would nail them for trespassing.
I can still take a leak off the porch and have no one see me
What was that older country song? Spend more time minding your own business, and you won't be minding mine!
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I guess , next year i'll grow bigger!!! "That'll learn 'emand taller arbors too
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haha....Good neighbors come in all shapes and sizes, bad neighbors come in only one size "overbearing". Looks good--keep on growing! Invite that neighbor over for dinner when you harvest "the weeds"!

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Every neighborhood has AT Least one ahhhhhhhhhh Jerky Boy

I have a low tolerance for overbearing busy-bodies, so I am happy that they told him to "Pound sand" I would have been well perhaps a bit more blunt.
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Well, here we go again !!!!
Now last year the garden was 16x 20 with a 6 x 8 x 5 trellis & as many tall plants I had room for , this year 20 x 40 & one 42' trellis 8 ' tall down the back , & as many sun flowers as I can fit around the back yard !
Aaah what fun !
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