| Nightingales Ridge |
| We just have to mow the burm. Which ours is huge corner and on a big slope which is annoying. |
Nighttime Thunderstorms with Hail| Nightingales Ridge |
| We just have to mow the burm. Which ours is huge corner and on a big slope which is annoying. |
| Cloverleaf Castle |
| The main problem with HOAs is that 90% of the people who are interested in volunteering to run them are people who like having control over their neighbors toooo much |
| Jericho Stables |
| I feel like HOA should only be in control of the front of the home, the curb appeal. If your yard is fenced in then that is your business, not theirs. |
| Jericho Stables |
| HOA is a home owners association. They are SUPPOSED to make that all homes in a community are uniform, well maintained, etc. But a lot of HOA abuse their powers. |
| Cadence Farms |
| Issy, the HOA is the organization that creates and enforces the rules for your neighborhood. They like to keep properties taken care of and keep home values up. The problem is that they are very controlling and won't let you do many things with your property. You have to ask them for permission to do anything with your yard. |
| The Feral Equine |
| I am getting ready to plant a clover lawn in the back yard though! I am hoping it survives the dogs more then grass does |
| Cloverleaf Castle |
| good thing about grow bags like Eve suggested, is they are low investment, so if you get told to get rid of them you wont be losing too much work/money |
| Cadence Farms |
| Clover, gardening is a learning experience lol. There's stuff I struggle to grow and always keep trying to figure it out. It's challenging, that's for sure. |
| The Feral Equine |
| I have ruffled feathers so I don't know how well they would take me asking anything sadly The main woman that runs it hates my dogs |
| Cloverleaf Castle |
| Our HOA at least won't do anything about things in the back yard, they are usually more concerned with keeping up the curb appeal out front |
| Cadence Farms |
| You can ask the HOA if you can have a garden. They shouldn't really have a problem with it. Another option is to get some grow bags and do container gardening. |
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| Nightingales Ridge |
| We just have to mow the burm. Which ours is huge corner and on a big slope which is annoying. |
| Cloverleaf Castle |
| The main problem with HOAs is that 90% of the people who are interested in volunteering to run them are people who like having control over their neighbors toooo much |
| Jericho Stables |
| I feel like HOA should only be in control of the front of the home, the curb appeal. If your yard is fenced in then that is your business, not theirs. |
| Jericho Stables |
| HOA is a home owners association. They are SUPPOSED to make that all homes in a community are uniform, well maintained, etc. But a lot of HOA abuse their powers. |
| Cadence Farms |
| Issy, the HOA is the organization that creates and enforces the rules for your neighborhood. They like to keep properties taken care of and keep home values up. The problem is that they are very controlling and won't let you do many things with your property. You have to ask them for permission to do anything with your yard. |
| The Feral Equine |
| I am getting ready to plant a clover lawn in the back yard though! I am hoping it survives the dogs more then grass does |
| Cloverleaf Castle |
| good thing about grow bags like Eve suggested, is they are low investment, so if you get told to get rid of them you wont be losing too much work/money |
| Cadence Farms |
| Clover, gardening is a learning experience lol. There's stuff I struggle to grow and always keep trying to figure it out. It's challenging, that's for sure. |
| The Feral Equine |
| I have ruffled feathers so I don't know how well they would take me asking anything sadly The main woman that runs it hates my dogs |
| Cloverleaf Castle |
| Our HOA at least won't do anything about things in the back yard, they are usually more concerned with keeping up the curb appeal out front |
| Cadence Farms |
| You can ask the HOA if you can have a garden. They shouldn't really have a problem with it. Another option is to get some grow bags and do container gardening. |
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