That's what I was thinking. Zombie slaves! Question is, how do they know how to start a lawn mower? :zombies_confused:

 

LOL, yeah its funny to pick apart the show. Yeah that yard at the prison looked pretty nice!

 

It's not. I think y'all need to go back and watch it again. At the prison it wasnt super high but it definitely was not mowed. It was very unkempt and weedy looking. You also have to remember that it is early Spring and just starting to grow after the winter.
Just off the top of my head, other places where the grass was not mowed...
*Ricks house
*Morgan's house
*The Farm
*The pile up on the HWY
*The houses In the subdivision where Shane and Andrea look for Sophia
*The old house where Daryl finds the Cherokee Rose out back
*Woodbury(they haven't shown it other than the trailers but it is very high)

 

Check my pics and you will see I'm right.






Should I go on? :Grin:

 

BOOM! You tell 'em, DD. Yards are overgrown all over the show. Plus it's just after winter like you pointed out. I've never seen grass grow in the winter. So in the season three premier there shouldn't be any real tall grass yet.

 

Hey come on...open your mind. :Grin:

 

BTW, in your pic the grass actually looks like it hasn't been cut in several weeks. So you are actually proving yourself wrong, lol. And I know you are new here so you wouldn't know this but a good friend of mine lives on that street where that was filmed. Every home owner was paid $150 to not mow their lawns for 3 weeks prior to filming. So that shows that, contrary to popular belief, the producers actually do pay attention to the small details.

 

Not all grass grows at the same rate either. I have to mow my yard once a week to keep it short but the guy that lives across the street only needs to mow his yard once a month to keep it as short as mine. Different kinds of grass grow at different speeds.

 

I haven't studied such things but could the zombies constantly stomping around the prison yard retard the length of the grass i.e stomping on grass in a line will make a dirt path, stomping on grass less but steadily will make grass short?

Of course, I didn't check the grass outside the fence.

 

I thought they did a good job with the prison only certain types of grass grows to real tall grass so it might need to be a bit longer but if you look at the length of grass on the bank of the river and by the railroad tracks it's about the same as the courtyard.

 

Yeah, I actually agree on the grass, I'm not the most knowledgeable about winters in that area, but I would bet it's just now spring and the grass is regrowing, but in other episodes grass is long. plausibility suggests the scenes with mowed lawns was more due to a lot of heat of the summer and no watering. It's hot as hell where I live and grass doesn't grow the best unless it's watered. But still, I thought it was a funny post

 

Zombie Goats are roaming the countryside, keep the grass from getting out of hand.

 

Hmm, seems pretty normal.

1. Typical Chicago suburban street, IMO. Can't say whether it's normal for Georgia.

2. Looks like they're holding an improvised local "blue man group" performance, and roping off the area for the performers

3.Well... Rick doesn't look too surprised at the yard, maybe that's how Lori always keeps it. I'm sure she spend more time worrying about her "issues" pre-ZA than on lawncare.

4.And Daryl? That's probably his house, and proud of it. He's just looking over his shoulder to see where his dogs are.

 

P.S. who puts a tire swing in their FRONT yard, anyway? On the farm? OK, but right in front of the house in the suburbs? That's a bit hillbilly even for me.

 

I had a swing in my front yard. No trees in my back yard.

 

Don't want no zombies sneakin' around bitin' bitches because they was hidin' in an unkempt mess of a lawn. Remember folks, in the zombie apocalypse A SHORT LAWN IS A SAFE LAWN!!