Sometimes it's greener where it's fertilized with the best nutrients deeper into the soil. Watering alone doesn't necessarily make it ultra green. 😁

100% accurate. We need to ask ourselves, what can I water on this side to grow what I'm hoping for?

It can get really exhausting watering repeatedly and seeing no results. Some roots take longer to nurture though. Some orchids take 2 years to bloom. Asparagus takes years to produce anything edible. We've just got to be patient with what we have and nurture it instead of hopping around wishing for things to magically fall in our laps.

Problem is, the grass needs more than water.
I understand the cliche platitude but most people have complex relationships. They do the watering, the weeding, the feeding. Making sure there is enough light and the temperature is right. Eventually you need to move on after the grass dies and rots.

The grass was supposed to be greener "on the other side of the hill.".
Now I'm over the hill at last, and I can confirm that the grass ain't greener and the wine ain't sweeter on either side of the hill.

It's also a figure of speech too to finding love from another person too or whatever you are too finding your true mate and love

Oh ok I never thought of it that way neither but wondered ❤❤❤❤❤

Or as Erma Bombeck put it, "The Grass is Always Greener Over the Septic Tank." True.

Sometimes in order to better evaluate and change internally you need to change what's externally and vice versa

No, but it IS greener over the septic tank.

Its greenest over the septic tank

The grass is greener where ever you water it.

The greener grass resulted in a devastating forest fire and thus, torched

Where is the Septic Tank?

If you had a looney girlfriend before... Then

On my house it is

Depends where the cows have been shiteing.

We want variety, several different pleasures