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Imagine my surprise and then my anger as I realized that the rose bush I had planted and babied for well over a year, had been chopped down! The man next door who was cutting his overgrown backyard decided to chop my bush and one tree as well. The bush as you can see had been tied to the fence and the area its in is our property not his. Well believe this, as soon as I calmed down I went over there and did not mince words when I told him he had no right to cut something on my property. Maintenance then roped off our side that isn't fenced in and I dared the man to cross that area again! I didn't ask him to replace the bush but I did in no uncertain terms let him know that he lost a friend, a friend that watches his backyard for vandals. I guess I am still a bit angry, I just don't understand why, the bush had roses on it so it could not have been mistaken for a weed! Thanks for looking and for previous comments and favs

Comments (26)


PD154

8:06AM | Thu, 06 August 2009

What an idiot!!, I admire your tact and diplomacy, I'd have reciprocated and chopped his entire garden down and left a note saying "there ya go turd wipe, pick the bones outa that!" LOL

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magnus073

8:11AM | Thu, 06 August 2009

Not so sure I would have been as calm about it as you Lynn, and I'm also not too sure the reason he cut it was it was mistaken for a weed. You did the right thing in approaching him or who knows what bounds he would have crossed next.

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MrsRatbag

8:48AM | Thu, 06 August 2009

I'm speechless...what a sad thing!

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Flannelman

9:51AM | Thu, 06 August 2009

Yen yang. Disaster or opportunity. Roses like a good pruning from time to time. If your neighboor didn't yank it out by the roots it could be a good time for a trellis. Life is what you make it. So let the sun shine on your next bloom. ;-)

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durleybeachbum

10:50AM | Thu, 06 August 2009

GRRR! You did well! Flannelman has the right idea. a pragmatic approach!

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ShadowsNTime

11:04AM | Thu, 06 August 2009

i'd pay his plants a visit if it were me; )

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sandra46

11:13AM | Thu, 06 August 2009

You're more civilized than me, i'd pissed on his doormat!

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Fidelity2

11:59AM | Thu, 06 August 2009

Great. 5+!

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jendellas

1:28PM | Thu, 06 August 2009

Oh no, how can you miss a rose!!!! If it was a genuine mistake he should have been waiting for you & apologising perfusely.

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Meisiekind

2:10PM | Thu, 06 August 2009

I like Ron's approach best... but then again I'm in a very bad mood today.... What an AH.... Sorry about the rose Lynn... if he has any balls he should at least replace it!! (((((L)))))

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Mousson

2:11PM | Thu, 06 August 2009

superb image!

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farmerC

2:28PM | Thu, 06 August 2009

Shining work.

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DarkStormCrow

2:31PM | Thu, 06 August 2009

Very sorry that happened, idiots are everywhere :O|

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LBJ2

3:38PM | Thu, 06 August 2009

Wonderful capture, Lynn. But what an annoying story...Seems your neighbour is a complete idiot. Pour some arsenic on his breakfast. I bet that will stop him. #;oD+5

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Eldeago

3:48PM | Thu, 06 August 2009

Damn I know what you mean about things like this.

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flavia49

3:50PM | Thu, 06 August 2009

I'm speechless! I agree with DarkStormCrow: idiots are everywhere! but flannelman is right!

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emmecielle

4:05PM | Thu, 06 August 2009

I'm so sorry for your roses, Lynn! Sometimes it would be better not to have neighbours!

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orig_buggy

4:58PM | Thu, 06 August 2009

OMG ....bad neighbor!!!! I'm not so nice ..I would have minced words ..!!

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npauling

8:50PM | Thu, 06 August 2009

That really is a bad event, I know I would have cried after all that work. I hope he gets a concience and replaces the rose and the tree.

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lizzibell

9:13PM | Thu, 06 August 2009

Beautiful...

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Richardphotos

9:29PM | Thu, 06 August 2009

maybe he hates roses. why would he come on your side of the yard anyway?does not make sense

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amota99517

12:35AM | Fri, 07 August 2009

What a shame to lose something that you loved so much.

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MagikUnicorn

9:03AM | Fri, 07 August 2009

Great shot and yes private property ;-)

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BessieB

7:41AM | Sat, 08 August 2009

Teribble behaviour from your neighbour but for me, Sandra46 made me giggle with her comment, and as for Ronnie lol, lets go!

MrsLubner

3:25PM | Sun, 09 August 2009

Ok, a little birdie told me about this and I am sorry I missed it. It was not a good time to cut it like this. And there is not much to do with it but love it back to life. When they grow hybrid roses, they graft the desired rose to the roots of a wild rose, which is sturdier and stronger than the hybrids. So, two things could happen. Either the damage is far enough above the graft and it will begin to put out small sprouts from the trunk, or the damage was done too close to the graft and from the roots a wild climbing rose will appear. I dug out 3 roses from a spot that was not good for them... I dug them out deeply and I thought got all the roots but a small piece much have remained on each. Last month I had to redig three roses out of that same spot. They grew from pieces of root left behind. I feel badly for this one but hopefully it is a survivor. So sorry you had to go through this.

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elfin14doaks

7:37PM | Sun, 09 August 2009

OMG, that's terrible, how awful and mean.


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