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Have you ever noticed that all you need to grow healthy vigorous grass is a crack in your sidewalk? (Contributed by Don F.)
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Instead of talking to your plants if you yelled at them would they still grow but only to be troubled and insecure? (Contributed by Don F.)
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What do you plant to grow a seedless watermelon? (Contributed by Don F.)
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If flowers don't talk back to you are they mums? (Contributed by Julie's Place)
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How can you tell when a plant is really dead? (Contributed by Don F.)
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They say that every man reaps what he sows. Why does this not apply to the amateur gardener? (Contributed by Dean M.)
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Yeah sure the grass is always greener on the other side but doesn't it still have to be mowed? (Contributed by Nancy Carson)
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Is gardening just another way for God to place man on his knees? (Contributed by W.J. Newhart)
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Why is it that no matter how much manure you put on the plant it still tastes like a strawberry? (Contributed by Jim Adams)
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OK who's the jokester who planted all those dandelions in my yard this year? (Contributed by The Vent on AccessAtlanta.com)
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If April Showers bring May Flowers what do May Flowers bring? Pilgrims? (Contributed by Kelley)
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Why are violets blue and not violet? (Contributed by Mike Dahl)
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How do sunflowers know which way to face on a cloudy day? (Contributed by Michael Potoski)
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Do you think all the other flowers make fun of Pansies? (Contributed by Tom Sims)
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If you talk to your plants, does that mean you can speak a fern language? (Contributed by Stan Kegel)
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How come my plants do better when I DON'T talk to them? (Contributed by Ben Popken)
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Does poison ivy climb a tree clockwise or counter-clockwise? (Contributed by The Vent on AccessAtlanta.com)
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We all know that a rose by any other name would smell as sweet, but really, who wants a dozen crapweeds? (Contributed by yomomma)
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Shouldn't you teach your toddler the difference between real and artificial plants BEFORE you teach them to water the plants? (Contributed by The Vent on AccessAtlanta.com)
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Do gardens planted in circles or spirals have an advantage over gardens planted in rows? (Contributed by Jerry Jordison)
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How big is a garden before it is a farm? (Contributed by Joe Howard)
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Why do we have to coax our plants and vegetables to grow to a healthy maturity but weeds do it all by themselves? (Contributed by Janis G.)
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IS the grass always greener in the neighbour's garden? And if it is or isn't, what does that mean? (Contributed by Janis G.)
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If the grass is always greener on the other side, wouldn't that mean that when you got to the other side, the original side would be greener? (Contributed by Austin R.)
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If you give your wife an inch, she'll take a yard, right? But if you give her a yard, won't she make you mow it? (Contributed by The Vent on AccessAtlanta.com)
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Don't you find it odd that the hardiest flowers are called pansies? (Contributed by The Vent on AccessAtlanta.com)
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If you cut all of the roses off a rosebush, has it been 'deflowered'? (Contributed by Starr and Neo)
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Would the grass be greener on the other side if there was a drought? (Contributed by Liz)
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Having a green thumb doesn't necessarily mean you are a good gardener, does it? Couldn’t it just mean that you are a lousy painter? (Contributed by W.W.)
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What is the largest flower in the world? (Contributed by Everyday Mysteries)
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Once cut, is it really a wildflower? (Contributed by Ralphie)
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Are my plants dying just to make me feel guilty for not talking to them? (Contributed by Ralphie)
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Does it help plastic plants if you talk phony to them? (Contributed by Ralphie)
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Why are dandelions considered weeds when daisies are considered flowers? (Contributed by C.T.)
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