Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Are You a Dirty Girl?

You might be a dirty girl if you've spent more money
to keep the deer away from a plant
than it would cost to replace the plant.
                                                                                                                                                 You might be a dirty girl if your kitchen
utensils occasionally do double duty outdoors.

You might be a dirty girl if you cannot
conceal a smile as you tell tales of killing slugs.

You might be a dirty girl if you have ruined
clothing because you mysteriously found yourself weeding.

You might be a dirty girl if you have spent
more money on plants than on groceries.

You might be a dirty girl if you have urinated
in your yard trying to keep away critters.

You might be a dirty girl if you have ever used the
'f' word while running through your yard
in a nightgown shooing rabbits.

You might be a dirty girl if your manicure
maintains a greenish brown hue a full
three months of every year.

You might be a dirty girl if you have ever
conducted a search and seizure of a rare plant
 from an abandoned property.

You might be a dirty girl if you suspect that God made rainy days so that you can get some housework done.

You might be a dirty girl if you understand that
"a favorite of birds" means you'd be a fool to plant
it near your clothesline or driveway.

You might be a dirty girl if you believe that plants
labeled "vigorous" have a Napoleonic compulsion
to take over the world.

You might be a dirty girl if you suspect that "Zone 5 with protection" is a variation on the phrase "Russian roulette."

You might be a dirty girl if you get sweaty palms and blurred vision when you think of those novice gardeners who ask big box employees for plant advice. [You might be a really dirty girl if you have been unable to control yourself and interrupted one of those inquiries by shouting "Begonias are annuals!"]

You might be a dirty girl if you laugh uncontrollably at the mention of a 'low maintenance garden'.

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