Homeowner spends 2 years cultivating a vegetable garden on their property, then gets accosted by a newbie neighbor who demands they dig it up because 'her dog doesn't like it': 'Apparently, my tomatoes are the local menace'

Maintaining a garden is harder than it looks. Despite how many DIY pages you stalk, how many gardening books you buy, and how many attempts you make at trying to cultivate a marginally edible $100 tomato, gardening requires a certain level of precision, green thumb capability, and a little bit of luck. So once your veggies are flourishing, there's no turning back—your garden is here to stay. 

Perhaps not everyone realizes how much work goes into a 10x10 garden box, but after two years of tilling, seeding, sprouting, and inhaling her fair share of compost dust, this homeowner had finally worked up a plant brigade she was proud of. However, the new neighbor on the block, who decided to pass by her house every day on her walk with the dog, was adamantly against the garden—or at least she insisted that her dog was inconsolably upset by it. 

Using a woman's garden as an excuse to hide her inability to train her dog, the new neighborhood Karen started a feud she could never finish, making enemies with the wrong gardener on the street.