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Re: Punished for pruning

The article does state that she wants guidelines. She said at the end she wants to know specifically what she can & cannot do but they had never given her clear answers.

Still, it's ridiculous & childish to argue over something so trivial. There are many much bigger problems & the people fighting her have too much free time on their hands. Any damage she may have done was very small compared to the good of keeping the area clean. Even wild ares need to be maintained to prevent plant diseases from spreading & reduce fire hazards.

It looks like a difference in opinion more than anything else & our laws shouldn't be based on opinions.

Re: Book Review and Giveaway: Succulent Container Gardens

I've only started growing succulents & sedums about a year or so ago & I love them. I really like how this book explains what to look for in arranging containers & what's missing. That's something I really need to work on.