Bob/PKB
My small yard is officially dirt. I have a dog, Fresno has a serious water shortage, and the time and cost of creating a beautiful lawn, only to have the dog "christen" it, seems "preposterous". I can't justify the excessive water to get it going, either.
I got an estimate for a pet-resistant artificial turf today and am very interested in going this route.
The stuff has a 15 year manufacturer's warranty, is recyclable, safe and recommended for pet owners, and there is a "non-toxic" compound that absorbs the smell of urine/feces. Cleaning up after the dog would be simple.
Any thoughts? No mowing, fertilizer, watering...
2 Answers
Ducky
Wow, I can't even imagine what a water shortage must be like and of course, with snow in the winter time here, "turf" is something unimaginable. I hate to see artificial turf along with miles of paved parking lots, becoming the "norm" in our countries but I guess it's an alternative that you have to consider. Have you spoken with anyone who has it?
| 10 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
xxenophon2005
Despite link some confused marketing from Christie's regarding the history of their example I felt there was still genuine interest in each item as objects of curiosity. But it seems that the Deep Sea Specials are just too esoteric to attract interest from the traditional watch crowd. I'm not sure who ended up with these link watches but I'm half thinking it was individuals more interested link in the history of aquatic exploration than in dive watches by themselves.
| 1 month ago. Rating: 0 | |
Thanks for the suggestion, Ducky! Better do my homework on this investment.