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Title: pine cones
Post by: Jirka on Mar 12, 17, 11:09:22 PM

This is right next to the fence between our property and our neighbor's (on his side of the fence) . . . should we be worried?

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Title: Re: pine cones
Post by: AvocadoFlyer on Mar 12, 17, 11:31:29 PM

Persinally, I wouldn't worry.  Their yard looks neat and tidy.

Title: Re: pine cones
Post by: Jim Wilkins on Mar 13, 17, 01:47:39 AM

Not unless you are allergic to Pine Cones. 

Title: Re: pine cones
Post by: Nolena on Mar 13, 17, 12:58:22 PM

Definitely nothing to worry about.

Title: Re: pine cones
Post by: Jirka on Mar 13, 17, 05:41:54 PM

Title: Re: pine cones
Post by: ChrisLynnet on Mar 13, 17, 07:13:06 PM

Jirka, since I see way too many stupid horror movies, my mind immediately went to "Attack of the Sentient Pine Cones!"

Luckily you REALLY do not have to worry about that.  ;D

Title: Re: pine cones
Post by: tcaarabians on Mar 14, 17, 11:52:24 PM

Ok guys...  but I do have to ask this question:  "Why do we use pine cones for fire starters if they're not combustible.?"   Combustible as in those puppies just implode when you light them.

Jirka... You could ask your neighbors to move their pine cone collection over to  the other side of the property.. or, you could just hose them down when you water your back yard. cheryl o7o