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Everett Snyder 06-22-2012 12:46 PM

Why are there no backyard landscaping pic
 
Just one question why are there no pic of backyards and the landscape design of decks and patio's garden area just a question.:wine::confused:

graciegirl 06-22-2012 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Everett Snyder (Post 509764)
Just one question why are there no pic of backyards and the landscape design of decks and patio's garden area just a question.:wine::confused:

That is where we raise the chickens.

Bogie Shooter 06-22-2012 03:16 PM

Chickens Now
 
Orlando is clucking over a new pilot program that will allow residents to keep "urban chickens" in backyard coops.

City officials say they've been henpecked by earthy-crunchy homeowners who want fresh eggs free of chemicals and pesticides. So Monday, the City Council approved a test program to allow pet chickens at 25 homes in three of Orlando's six City Council districts.


"It's a way to bring a little bit of farming into the big city," said Colonialtown North resident Lindsay Hodges, who approached her city commissioner about changing Orlando's no-chicken policy.

So-called urban chickens are allowed in 11 cities in Florida, including St. Petersburg, Lakeland, Miami and, of course, Key West. But Orlando is the first in Central Florida; Oviedo may be known for roaming chickens, but those birds are outlaws.


"The amount of requests for this is just amazing," Mudge said. "Orlando is loaded with pet parakeets and pigeons and other birds, but for some reason, we discriminate against chickens."

That changes — at least for now — under what City Hall is officially calling the Urban Chickens Pilot Program.

The first 25 households to meet city requirements will be allowed to keep as many as three hens. (Roosters and their early-morning crowing remain unwelcome in the City Beautiful.) More than a dozen people have already signed up, including Commissioner Patty Sheehan, who championed the proposal.

Urban chickens: Orlando approves urban chicken pilot program - Orlando Sentinel

asianthree 06-22-2012 04:15 PM

So Gracie can you babysit my chicks when i am out of town:a040:

graciegirl 06-22-2012 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by asianthree (Post 509887)
So Gracie can you babysit my chicks when i am out of town:a040:

Anything for YOU!!!:wave:

Everett Snyder 06-23-2012 02:57 PM

Well my dreams may come true one day when the chicks need to come outside to play they will need a place for their masters to sit and watch them LOL everett snyder swingingeasy.com

Everett Snyder 06-23-2012 03:00 PM

p.s love your back yard GRACIEGIRL who did your LS did a wounderful job. everett snyder

graciegirl 06-23-2012 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Everett Snyder (Post 510391)
p.s love your back yard GRACIEGIRL who did your LS did a wounderful job. everett snyder

This is what came with the house. I am pleased with the builders stuff. The roses are planted by me and Sweetie.

Thank you. I just love my little patch of heaven. We are savin' up for the chickens. ;)

Villages PL 07-03-2012 11:25 AM

I landscaped my backyard a little at a time. I did all the work myself and it took me about 4 years. Now I like my backyard better than my front yard.

To answer your question: Backyards just don't seem as important as front yards. They're like Rodney Dangerfield, "they don't get no respect".


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