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Landscaping (n.) is paying someone to make the weeds wait somewhere else.
Landscaping (n.) is judged from the street by people who will never sit in the yard.
Landscaping (n.) is nature with a haircut and an invoice.
Landscaping (n.) is gardening with a client.
Mulching (n.) is buying dirt to put on top of dirt.
Mulching (n.) is easy if you follow this rule of thumb: Double your initial estimate of bags needed, and add three. Then you'll only be a few bags short.
Organic (n.) is a label that turns up on salt and on water, neither of which had the option.
Organic (n.) is food that charges extra for growing the way it always did.
Organic (n.) is a grocery term which means twice as expensive.
Organic (n.) is just another word for dirty fruit.
Weeding (n.) is editing the garden so the plants you like can breathe.
Weeding (n.) is choosing what is allowed to keep living in dirt you own.
Weeding (n.) is easy if you follow this one simple rule: pull on it, and if it comes out of the ground easily, it is a valuable plant.
Weeding (n.) is simple in principle. The best way to make sure you are removing a weed and not a valuable plant is to pull on it. If it comes out of the ground easily, it is a valuable plant.
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