Question regarding the Garden of Eden, who cut the grass?

Question

Also, what brand of fertilizer was used on the Tree of Life, and the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil?

Did Adam have to rake the leaves of the Tree of Life?

What happened to the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil that would have fallen off to the ground, would other animals have eaten the fruit?

Answer 1

Undocumented immigrants from a bordering fictional garden.

And you won't find mention of them in the Bible because, like I said, they were undocumented.

Answer 2

Ever heard the expression 'Holy cow!'? This obviously comes from the time of Adam and Eve, when a great angelic herd of cows roamed Eden, keeping the grass nicely cut and, presumably, spreading enough fertilizer around to keep everything growing nicely.

As for the leaves, Adam had to rake them every day, except for the day of rest, 'cause that's when the heavenly garbage man came and took them all away. Everyone knows garbage people get no rest. ;)

And the fruit, well... I really have no idea. Perhaps the cows ate them, which is why they are such wise, yet bizarre creatures. Or maybe Eve made jam out of them? You've got to eat something once you've been kicked out of the garden, don't you?

The mob bearing torches is now ready to launch.

Answer 3

The Garden of Eden was perfect and I believe that the grass didn't need cut. Animals weren't meat eaters yet so they must have eaten the grass. There was no rain on earth until Noah. The earth was watered from the ground. I have a feeling no leaves or fruit fell from the trees.

Answer 4

There was a herd of holy goats that grazed constantly, keeping the grass fairly level. Some of them actually did eat the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, but because they were only goats, they couldn't properly process the information. That's why goats are completely insane, and considered by many to be a symbol of Satan.

Answer 5

I think because it was the Garden of Eden the grass cut itself and the leaves fell into nice little piles. No one had to do any yard work.

Answer 6

The Garden of Eden was paradise, it was perfect: therefore, the grass didnt need cutting or the leaves raked.

Answer 7

The goats were perfect...hence the great fairways
The soil was perfect - no fertilizer needed (which was good, because nobody ever went to the bathroom)

Damned if I know about the leaves and fruit! lol

Answer 8

The garden of Eden was a perfectly self maintained garden.
But when they got kicked out of it, Adam had to work the land for a living.

Answer 9

Silly Rabbit, TRIX are for kids.


In a perfect environment none of the issues you mention would need attention....

Answer 10

I think animals ate the grass.