On Sun, 22 Jun 2003 21:48:16 +0000, Moparholi wrote:

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Just curious, how do you know his cultural practices.

(Weed-b-gone works wonders on clover)

Btw.... it's killing me and I have to know. What's up with your nic?
Are you a Dodge man?

Well of sorts, I enjoy restoring vintage Mopar muscle cars.

A healthy lawn is generaly not susceptible to clover invasion. Of course I
am making assumptions of his cultural practices. It seems that the clover
would have a difficult time getting established in a healthy lawn with
the proper mowing hight.

As far as herbicides go, I tend to stay away from them if possible. I do
use them, but sparingly. I don't believe in better living through
chemistry. Also I feel that people tend to over use the chemicals and they
get stuck using them as a cruch. These are my opinions and I try not to
preach to others about it.

I was restoring a '73 super beetle awhile back. Of course I have no time
for such things atm with work and life and the like. Always wanted to
build a trike bike with the vee dub 1600 dual port, but the wife just
smiles and rolls her eyes....

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