worm holes
 

anyone have any problems with worms makin the soil surface uneven ?

seems thaty every year I have to put the thatch blade on the mower to
smooth out the soil surface because of the worm hole mounds...

"benzette" wrote in message
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anyone have any problems with worms makin the soil surface uneven ?

seems thaty every year I have to put the thatch blade on the mower to
smooth out the soil surface because of the worm hole mounds...

Are you sure it's worms??? If you're in a place with significant snow, it
can be caused by frost heaving.

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...

"benzette" wrote in message
...
anyone have any problems with worms makin the soil surface uneven ?

seems thaty every year I have to put the thatch blade on the mower to
smooth out the soil surface because of the worm hole mounds...

Are you sure it's worms??? If you're in a place with significant snow, it
can be caused by frost heaving.

Worms leave dirt from their excavations outside their holes. I
experience them when walking barefoot in the yard. The little dried piles
make indentations in the soles making you wish you had your shoes on.
I tolerate the piles knowing that the worms are aerating for free.

--
Tom

Doug Kanter wrote:
"benzette" wrote in message
...

anyone have any problems with worms makin the soil surface uneven ?

seems thaty every year I have to put the thatch blade on the mower to
smooth out the soil surface because of the worm hole mounds...


Are you sure it's worms??? If you're in a place with significant snow, it
can be caused by frost heaving.



Not the kind of worms you have Kanter. He's not draggin' his ass around
the yard like you do.

You kids really make yourselves look bad with all this sort of talk.
NOBODY is impressed and we just wish you would either straighten up or
go away.


G Henslee wrote:

Doug Kanter wrote:

"benzette" wrote in message
...

anyone have any problems with worms makin the soil surface uneven ?

seems thaty every year I have to put the thatch blade on the mower to
smooth out the soil surface because of the worm hole mounds...



Are you sure it's worms??? If you're in a place with significant
snow, it can be caused by frost heaving.


Not the kind of worms you have Kanter. He's not draggin' his ass around
the yard like you do.

Stubby wrote:

G Henslee wrote:

Doug Kanter wrote:

"benzette" wrote in message
...

anyone have any problems with worms makin the soil surface uneven ?

seems thaty every year I have to put the thatch blade on the mower
to smooth out the soil surface because of the worm hole mounds...




Are you sure it's worms??? If you're in a place with significant
snow, it can be caused by frost heaving.


Not the kind of worms you have Kanter. He's not draggin' his ass
around the yard like you do.

You kids really make yourselves look bad with all this sort of talk.
NOBODY is impressed and we just wish you would either straighten up or
go away.



So, who in the **** are you? Teacher? Nun? Molesting padre?... KMA
you top posting imbecile.

G Henslee wrote:
you top posting imbecile.

A. it ****s up the thread
Q. what's wrong with top posting

Yeh if all you ever read is the very last post! But if you read them as they
are posted then top posting is nice and makes it easy to follow the whole
thread. ie: go read the previous post in this thread then read this.
See????
Eric

Steveo wrote:

G Henslee wrote:
you top posting imbecile.

A. it ****s up the thread
Q. what's wrong with top posting

"Eric" wrote in message
...
Yeh if all you ever read is the very last post! But if you read them as
they
are posted then top posting is nice and makes it easy to follow the whole
thread. ie: go read the previous post in this thread then read this.
See????
Eric

Steveo wrote:

G Henslee wrote:
you top posting imbecile.

A. it ****s up the thread
Q. what's wrong with top posting


Yes. I see what you mean.

Warren

"Warren" wrote:
"Eric" wrote in message
...
Yeh if all you ever read is the very last post! But if you read them as
they
are posted then top posting is nice and makes it easy to follow the
whole thread. ie: go read the previous post in this thread then read
this. See????
Eric

Steveo wrote:

G Henslee wrote:
you top posting imbecile.

A. it ****s up the thread
Q. what's wrong with top posting


Yes. I see what you mean.

Warren

I still read top to bottom. Are they teaching the kids opposite now? :)

nope, no snow last winter and not really any frost either.

Doug Kanter wrote:

"benzette" wrote in message
...

anyone have any problems with worms makin the soil surface uneven ?

seems thaty every year I have to put the thatch blade on the mower to
smooth out the soil surface because of the worm hole mounds...


Are you sure it's worms??? If you're in a place with significant snow, it
can be caused by frost heaving.

Worms leave dirt from their excavations outside their holes. I
experience them when walking barefoot in the yard. The little dried piles
make indentations in the soles making you wish you had your shoes on.
I tolerate the piles knowing that the worms are aerating for free.

--
Tom



yep it's is their damn dirt mounds

Not the kind of worms you have Kanter. He's not draggin' his ass around
the yard like you do.

kanter?

yep ... whateric said.

top posting confuses the confused.

Eric wrote:

Yeh if all you ever read is the very last post! But if you read them as they
are posted then top posting is nice and makes it easy to follow the whole
thread. ie: go read the previous post in this thread then read this.
See????
Eric

Steveo wrote:


G Henslee wrote:

you top posting imbecile.


A. it ****s up the thread
Q. what's wrong with top posting

benzette wrote:
yep ... whateric said.

Much better.