Chilli with red beans—yum! That’s the way I make it too…but then, I luckily do not have the Texas baggage. Poor Mart used to give me what-for for...
More stunning flower foto’s! I am enjoying your posts so much.
Loggy, the title of this thread makes me think of an Elton John song.
Chuckle Pac. We have been stuck at home with domestic chores as well as more seed planting. We have had wind, rain and unseasonable coldness for a...
We had two cats for twenty years and they had pulled some real boners. Good luck with this new plant.
Thanks Loggie. All is going well over this way.
Sorry about that pesky ear, Loggie. I do hope that it will heal up oké.
Oké Clay. Fingers crossed that your cats will show some consideration this go round. ;) Chuckle. Cats can be such rascals sometimes.
Magnificent, Riley. Those Wisterias are really going to town.
What a shame, Mel. I am suffering with you. Just awful. However, after all the blues and cursing….there is still time for new planting. Just get...
What a tragedy. You may be able to get some of its leaves to form roots if nothing can be done with the rest of the plant. I have placed them...
All that looks super, Pac. The floating techniek looks very good. I can certainly see that it is effective. you are showing great plants, birds...
Well KK, there’s nothing wrong with pruning. It is a question of knowing when and how much to prune. For me, it came with experience. Back then I...
Well, I thought of it because when I am removing the winter mulch in the veggie patches, I always come across so many worms that were living under...
Mel—good luck with your wish. Those worms! You could throw some in your compost pile as well. Good luck at the fishing hole. Waiting for pics…please.
No worries.
Pac and Clay— thank you so very much for your nice words. I shall go to bed soon with a big smile. Cheers.
That sounds effective…attractive too, I reckon.
Are you talking to me or DM?
These fish disappear here but the culprits are not racoons, it is blue herons. Most folks here span a section of chicken wire over their ponds.
