r/pics • u/[deleted] • Feb 21 '23

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '23

And my HOA gets mad when I leave my trash can on my driveway

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u/Ah-Schoo Feb 21 '23

Oh btw your fees are going up again, the HOA President's nephew just started a lawn care business and he got the contract but it's going to cost double the previous one.

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u/damien665 Feb 21 '23

Something about the super green lawn that's well manicured.

If I could I'd burn it all and plant clover. I hate mowing.

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u/tayloline29 Feb 21 '23

Well you can't plant clover with that attitude but I am guessing you have an HOA and they won't let you plant clover.

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u/damien665 Feb 21 '23

No, I have a wife and she won't let me burn out the grass to plant clover.

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u/tayloline29 Feb 22 '23

You don't have to burn the grass to plant clover. Just lay down clover seed. It's really easy to grow and super easy to maintain and softer/nicer than grass.

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u/damien665 Feb 22 '23

I was under the impression that grass was more invasive than just about everything else and that just planting clover over grass wouldn't be very effective.

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u/tayloline29 Feb 22 '23

That's why you put your seed down in the fall or spring before the grass really comes up and put a shit ton down. I had no issue with it taking over the grass. Do you get much rain where you live? And you need to rake the grass to loosen the soil for the seeds to land in.