let it rain

let it rain...let your love rain down on me

when I was hiking around the Carp Bluffs recently I was appalled to see a row of scrawy sycamores getting watered at about 10:00 AM on a Saturday...it was another hot day..these trees were planted about four years ago (!) as part of the native-only theme..they even got their own little irrigation system...and the PVC lines weren't even installed below ground making an easy trip hazard!! and the native trees are still puny....what a total waste of resources.....any plant on the bluffs should be able to live on its own without water and witout help from the native -only cultists

Carp Bluffs wastes water

the salt cedar they ripped out did just fine...the eucalyptus do just fine..it's the so-called native plants that are struggling..and the reason is the soil is salty and there's a drought...survival of the fittest....just because they label it native doesn't meant it will survive or it's drought resistant...

the way the bluffs looked before native-cultists came

 

the way the bluffs should look is full of plants of all types...green and lush even without water...I wonder where those plants went? oh they'll be back when the winds and rains come and they will grow without anybody's help...




but they won't grow with interference from the plant police...

so whoever is watering the plants on the Bluffs in a drought....

knock it off..I'm paying for that too dummies!!!