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Date Posted: 20:22:54 08/11/01 Sat
Author: Marlene
Author Host/IP: 216.126.137.86
Subject: Does anyone else like to prune when they're stressed??

I have been worried about my dog, been spending way too much time on the computer looking at websites that scare me and generally worrying myself into a mess.
So today, I started pruning.......and the backyard is waist high in branches and dead leaves that will have to be cleaned up (and I don't have near enough bins to put them in).
It really takes my mind off everything except which is the proper place to remove a branch, which "5 leaf" spot on the rose branch will give it the best shape if I cut it there, shall I clean off the branches from the ground up or start on the top?
I feel better. But now I'm going to have all this debris around here until the ladscaping bins get emptied again (and they only pick *those* up every two weeks. I have a feeling my dog is going to have a good time spreading branches around the back yard!

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