mayoradamwest wrote:Father in law has option 1. I enjoy it.
Does he use all the fancy do - dads?
mayoradamwest wrote:Father in law has option 1. I enjoy it.
Boring Choice #2 wrote:Option 1) Most expensive of the bunch is the Napoleon Prestige Pro 665 with all the bells and whistles including searing grill, ice bucket, integrated wood chips smoker, rotisserie and lights. It is $2900 and has 680 sq in on the main grill.
Boring Choice #2 wrote:mayoradamwest wrote:Father in law has option 1. I enjoy it.
Does he use all the fancy do - dads?
mayoradamwest wrote:I am the proud owner of 2 japanese maples. any suggestions on taking care>?
Craig wrote:I like a nice overgrown cedar.
Craig wrote:Well yeah, I don't like that. But like, in general, a nice big wild cedar is a lovely tree. One of my favorites.
Ricard_Persson wrote:Wow, spiraled shrubs. I've never had the balls to pull it off. Impressive, and good luck maintaining them. Was the previous owner an old person?
I think you have a ticket now to go buy a hedge trimmer at the Stihl store and no one can complain about the money spent.
mayoradamwest wrote:Craig wrote:Well yeah, I don't like that. But like, in general, a nice big wild cedar is a lovely tree. One of my favorites.
I would prefer a weeping willow frankly, craig. preferably by a stream or pond.
mayoradamwest wrote:Craig wrote:Well yeah, I don't like that. But like, in general, a nice big wild cedar is a lovely tree. One of my favorites.
I would prefer a weeping willow frankly, craig. preferably by a stream or pond.
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