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Post by mollycoddle on Aug 14, 2015 21:57:08 GMT
Whoa! Phallic bushes?
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Post by mollycoddle on Aug 14, 2015 21:59:06 GMT
Whilst the gardening is .... interesting(?!!) the house and the paint job is so fab. It looks like a happy, welcoming house.  But who is it welcoming? Could those bushes be a signal? Bwahaha! |
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Post by lesley on Aug 14, 2015 22:10:49 GMT
Size isn't everything...
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Post by leftturnonly on Aug 15, 2015 12:47:27 GMT
Perhaps the house belongs to the glass bead making person from the thread a couple of days ago? The one with the interesting anchor  My mind wandered back to Lenny Kravitz, but yeah, the bead maker is probably a better guess...lol Does it snow there? Because I can't imagine a fresh layer of snow would improve them much... Going to have to say they're definitely growers though...  |
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Post by sillyrabbit on Aug 15, 2015 14:28:11 GMT
It's like the house is being guarded by penis trees. I'd say it would be an excellent deterrent for bad guys.  |
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Post by leftturnonly on Aug 15, 2015 14:33:52 GMT
Peni trees.
How I love the peas and all they bring to my life.
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Post by penny on Aug 16, 2015 1:04:33 GMT
Peni trees. How I love the peas and all they bring to my life. Peni trees! Say it fast and it sounds like peonies...lol Sooo random but didn't sleep last night and find this the funniest thing ever for some reason |
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Post by hop2 on Aug 16, 2015 1:13:30 GMT
I've seen similar in our area. I always assumed they were caused by deer snacking and not being able to reach the tops. This is correct |
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Post by hop2 on Aug 16, 2015 1:14:43 GMT
Nope, it really wasn't. They were the same shape when they were much smaller and short enough to be browsed entirely by deer. (image from Google Maps)  Not to mention when deer eat a shrub, they strip it to the branches, they don't leave it evenly pruned all the way around with still plenty of greens on the low branches. Plus, deer very rarely eat evergreens around here as there is plenty of more palatable greenery for them to eat year-round. Huh. Well that's just weird then. I see this exact thing in my parents' neighbourhood and it's definitely the fault of the deer. I find it super weird that that's a shape someone would be....going for.  Huh I stand corrected |
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Post by k8smom on Aug 16, 2015 1:25:41 GMT
Best post all day! This is 100% intentional! Those all need to get yanked out of there tho', they are 1) ugly, 2) too tall and blocking the windows, 3) did I mention ugly?
I can't tell from the pic, are they on the property of the Victorian home or on the neighboring property as protest for the color scheme?
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