Best hose for gardening?

[Bugbear]

Hi String, it would be nice to garden barefoot, but I grow a lot of cacti, we also have those little swarming ants, so not so easy. I do wear sandals a lot though. Sometime when I'm working on my bonsai, I will bring one inside, guess I could garden barefoot then. I'm still looking for the best kilt to garden in. Probably will end up being the same kind I do ceramics in. Although, I kind of would like to have a belted plaid to garden in during the winter.

I have a tendency to garden barefoot. Or in my rubber wellies with pirate skulls on them if there are prickles in the weeds, although I can walk across gravel and snow barefoot and be fine. My feet never get cold, the rest of me however, stays cold.

[string]

Hi String, it would be nice to garden barefoot, but I grow a lot of cacti, we also have those little swarming ants, so not so easy. I do wear sandals a lot though. Sometime when I'm working on my bonsai, I will bring one inside, guess I could garden barefoot then. I'm still looking for the best kilt to garden in. Probably will end up being the same kind I do ceramics in. Although, I kind of would like to have a belted plaid to garden in during the winter.

Ya, I don't have cacti or icky ants. we do have Canadian thistles and stinging nettles though, but those are pretty easy to avoid. I'm just so much less of a clutz when I can feel the ground, which is probably why I can't bear to give up my poor worn out faux-chucks from kmart.

[Bugbear]

You got to have some direct contact with the earth too. I'm thinking about getting some moccasin boots to go with my BK kakhi. I think that would look alright. I grew up in part with people from the Zuni and Navajo tribes. I'm thinking about looking back to them for accessorizing and so on.

[ccga3359]

Canadian thistles

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Bad enough we send our geese down to you in the winter*, but now you name a prickly weed after us!








*So sorry about that BTW.

[Bugbear]

You all send a bunch of your people down here for the winter each year to Arizona. We like this and welcome all your money, te he.

[string]

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Bad enough we send our geese down to you in the winter*, but now you name a prickly weed after us!
*So sorry about that BTW.

It's considered a noxious weed, probably brought here as seed attached to something. Possibly attached to one of those horrid birds. My campus is covered in goose poop, and people regularly get attacked by them (funny as heck to watch from a distance.)

[Bugbear]

That's odd, the Canadians don't do that down here. They're usually very friendly, and they drive as well as any of the other visiters in the winter.

It's considered a noxious weed, probably brought here as seed attached to something. Possibly attached to one of those horrid birds. My campus is covered in goose poop, and people regularly get attacked by them (funny as heck to watch from a distance.)

[James MacMillan]

It's considered a noxious weed, probably brought here as seed attached to something. Possibly attached to one of those horrid birds. My campus is covered in goose poop, and people regularly get attacked by them (funny as heck to watch from a distance.)

Interesting mental image - Goose Poop Attacking People while viewed from a distance, of course.

[ccga3359]

That's odd, the Canadians don't do that down here. They're usually very friendly, and they drive as well as any of the other visiters in the winter.

The geese, not the Snowbirds. Although we send the vast majority down to Florida.

[string]

Interesting mental image - Goose Poop Attacking People while viewed from a distance, of course.

Hehehehe, sorry about that. Glad I can amuse though.