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catjac1975

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We have a summer 77 ° F. This temperature is from mid-May to late August. In August, the cold nights and the dew on the grass. In September, the temperature drops to 59 ° F. In November, the snow can fall. Winter to -22 ° F. Snow often begins to melt in April. But now the climate is changing significantly.

Hares- is not rabbits. They are much more. My cat is afraid of their own. Huge hare not always runs away when he sees me. And when he jumps out of the garden to the forest, it seems to me that I hear the trembling earth.
What then is a hare-a GIANT rabbit???
 

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@journey11 I also show the plants the trash out the window if they argue with me! :lol:
It's simple with Epiphyllum. We must close the pot and pruning. Well if there is a dry and cool winter. I have in the winter the house is very warm. But I have balcony. When in the spring the temperature rises to 41 ° F, I stand all cacti to the balcony. They stand in a cool month, then the temperature rises. There are buds. As I do at autumn. My mom does not do anything. She did not even fertilize! But how nicely it blooms at it every year!

That is something I have not tried. Thanks!
 

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I love jokes. All told, I laugh too much.
Our hare changes color. In winter, the hare turns white. In winter, the hare can damage young fruit trees. So our gardeners women-never throw away old pantyhose. They wrap the trunks of young trees, the old pantyhose. It does not harm the trees, but rabbits and mice can not gnaw it. I'm sorry but it's true.
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This hare-child. I guess it is like a rabbit.
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Replace cat with dog.

I love dogs so much. But my Aina died not long ago. She was 15 years old. It's .:oops::(.. I'm not ready for another dog.
 
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Another difference between hares and rabbits, hares are born eyes open and a full coat of fur, rabbits, eyes shut and bald.
Flemish Giants can get really big 20+ pounds, you'd think they'd be classed as a meat rabbit but they're not, they're classed as a fancy. At least that's the way it was when we were into raising rabbits.
Annette
 

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I love jokes. All told, I laugh too much.
Our hare changes color. In winter, the hare turns white. In winter, the hare can damage young fruit trees. So our gardeners women-never throw away old pantyhose. They wrap the trunks of young trees, the old pantyhose. It does not harm the trees, but rabbits and mice can not gnaw it. I'm sorry but it's true.
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This hare-child. I guess it is like a rabbit.
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I love dogs so much. But my Aina died not long ago. She was 15 years old. It's .:oops::(.. I'm not ready for another dog.

Yes, like our snowshoe rabbit, aka varying hare. We have them on our property but they aren't seen too often, other than their tracks in the snow.
I'm sure they're very wary because of our dogs.

Pictures from Wikipedia
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Sorry to hear about your Aina, Larisa. I lost a good dog not long ago also.
They really are attached very firmly to our hearts.
 
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