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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You say he’s otherwise pretty great, but it is confusing how he could have done something so careless. This was important to you. He could have stopped and asked. I think it deserves a real apology from him.

But unless there are other examples of him acting thoughtlessly to you or things you care about, it’s not grounds for divorce. [/quote]

Even my gardener (who isn’t professionally trained but does garden as a full time job) sometimes mistakes intentional plantings for weeds or vice versa… usually leaving in weeds that we want removed.  The difference between a plant and a weed is a weed is a plant you don’t want where it is.  This is especially true of native wildflowers…

I’d cut the guy some slack - especially if the plants were wilted from the heat and not yet flowering they could easily look unintentional.

I’d be curious to know if the planting beds were pretty over run with actual weeds already…[/quote]

This is a good point. There's no way you'd know things weren't intentional in our beds because they are very visibly separated from any area you'd ever mow or weed whack.[/quote]

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