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Good question Thistle! Yes. Slowly. It ain't pretty either....:confused:

Probably the same darn plant as Carol Dee's ... My perspective (There's a peek into how my mind works:eek:)

Guarding the garden (I hope)

Thanks, Red. I had to crawl under the hydrangea to get the light in the right place o_O it had rained most of Fri & Sat. ... well, what's a little mud 1st thing in the AM! ;):)

O. M. G. I NEED one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I did not know that. I am keeping that info handy - Thanks - Gosh Bay, you know SO much!!!!:bow

Careful what you wish for Carol Dee ... and .... Yep, we got a real frog strangler. Friday AM, a little guy I work with said there was "a river out there" (in the parking lot) Then asked if it was the Mississippi! :lol: But thankfully we didn't have any hail. Whew! Sorry you caught hail like...

I DO know that about honey :) It is truly magical stuff! I am not always invited to a honey extraction. I tend to get my fingers in the way:drool ... sometimes my whole head ... hehehe

It is pretty difficult for Carol Dee & I to share plants. I have almost all sun, she has almost total shade. Except @ "the lot", where their great big beautiful extensive gardens are. My veggie garden is a wimpy little straggly thing on a hill. Can't compare. We are both blessed.:) Just...

The nectar gathered by the bees. It is said that when there is more humidity, the nectar flows much faster. But when it is dry, the slow flow of nectar has a higher percentage of pollen, nutrients & "flavor"... that makes a darker, stronger flavored honey.

Awwwww!! Thanks for all the wonderful BDay wishes. Makes me happy :hugs

That makes sense, NYBoy! I have only ever tasted the "Fence Wrecker" Mulberries. Red, I hadn't thought of it that way ... I think I'd rather see before smell. Nothing like catching a nasty whiff as I am giving a good scratch & kiss on the head. Ewww.

Honey that Carol Dee's hubby harvested. The left is early summer, the right; late summer. YUM!!!!

Those dang birds have good aim, too!

We must grow different Mulberries here in Iowa. I don't think they have much taste at all :idunno A white mulberry sounds like a better idea! No purple 'coon poop for the dogs to avidly seek out and roll in. Altho it leaves a beautiful lavender shade on the Pyrs' coat. Even after the dish soap...

The ornery-er the animal the more I seem to love them. My Hubby says it is a "like minds" type of thing. Could that be that case w/ you and your horse, Bay?

Geez, it's gotta be warmer! So far I have only seen one wooly ... but I'm looking and checking the other signs too, Red ...

I am still seeing Carol Dee's butterfly ... :confused: But I did look at NwMt's moon pics & they are fantastic

WTFlippin' Ninjas!!!??? Baymule, I am SO SORRY this is happening to you! How do you keep from going to pieces and then staying that way? I would need some serious meds)