About the way to a girl's heart . . . .

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  1. marlingardener

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    I previously posted about my husband giving me 200 lbs. of composted steer manure as a thank-you for doing a job he hadn't gotten to yet.
    Well, today I heaved 100 lbs. onto the new garlic bed. Maybe that wasn't such a great gift after all-- next time he needs to give me the manure and a front end loader!
    But I still love him, and appreciate the manure.
     
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    Frank GardenStew Founder Staff Member Administrator

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    Funny followup :) But just think, it's going to make next year's yield so much more worth it. You'll remember the toil you had to go through, and face an excellent crop.
     
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    Netty Chaotic Gardener Plants Contributor

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    It sounds like excellent exercise ;)
     
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    No pain, no gain they say.

    By the way, yesterday I came home to find that my husband had built a nice, low stone wall to finish off the new border. He had also put gravel on the path between the old and new border. I was mighty pleased. :D We're lucky girls, mg.
     

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