From: songbird@anthive.com   
      
   flood of sins wrote:   
   ...   
   > speaking off bees, i'm over-seeding our entire front lawn (front   
   > half of our property) with white (dutch) clover this spring. if   
   > it grows well and i expect it will, i'll likely kill the grass   
   > and clover and grow just clover next year. nitrogen fixing so   
   > always green. grows low so low to no maintenance. bees absolutely   
   > love it. asshole next door neighbor considers it a weed and it   
   > spreads rather quickly. everywhere i look i see clover as a win.   
   >:)   
      
     are you trying to attract deer?  you will still end up   
   mowing it once in a while to control certain weeds and   
   you probably don't want it reverting to forest.   
      
      
   > yesterday after work i grabbed a shovel and headed to the garlic   
   > bed expecting to loosen it up and half of it is still frozen   
   > solid a few inches down. mother nature, why you tease me? :/   
      
     we've had several rounds of snow (more due this week, not   
   sure yet if it will be much or what), plus windstorm that   
   took the power out for a day and a half.   
      
     i have been able to get outside and start doing some minor   
   things when the weather permits - still a ways to go before   
   any planting.  gardens look ok.  i had them in pretty good   
   shape last fall right before the snows started up.   
      
      
     songbird   
      
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