Yes those are Oleander plants struggling to survive, very poisonous, so next time you're at the house, please don't eat any of the leaves. It wasn't my idea to plant them, I was just following "orders".
These plants however are bottlebrushes, and you can feel free to eat them.
The fake grass can be eaten as well, there are 3 varieties as you can see, lots of choices... but when you're on a tight landscaping budget, you have to either steal stuff, or buy remnants of fake grass and put them together like a giant jigsaw puzzle, and not fun work either, so I don't recommend it...
Yes those are Oleander plants struggling to survive, very poisonous, so next time you're at the house, please don't eat any of the leaves. It wasn't my idea to plant them, I was just following "orders". 
These plants however are bottlebrushes, and you can feel free to eat them.
The fake grass can be eaten as well, there are 3 varieties as you can see, lots of choices... but when you're on a tight landscaping budget, you have to either steal stuff, or buy remnants of fake grass and put them together like a giant jigsaw puzzle, and not fun work either, so I don't recommend it...
3 comments:
Wow, someone has been busy! Can't wait to come rub up against the oleander plants...So what varieties of fake grass do you have? We put seed down in the back yard and now have what looks like mossy spots on our dirt...
You did a great and followed orders pretty well. Can't wait to walk on my "new grass" love you and hope to see you soon. Love, Mom
Hey - you've rejoined the blogging world! Yeah! The yard looks great - way to go!
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