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Have you put the hose down yet?

Feb 17, 2009

Our cat Charley hates water, hence he runs from the yard when I turn on the hose.  I caught him peeking over the fence to see if I was through with the hose.


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Re: It's red. It's rubber. Is it safe for your garden?

Here in Southern California, the flammable hazard alone should be enough to prevent people from using rubber mulch. Believe me, here ignition IS easy.

posted: 3:10 pm on September 6th