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Wooo Hooo!!!!

"............... silly puppy, legos are for kids" Who will admit to being old enough to "get" this?

The tea leaves say to feed the kitty...............whipped cream.

Bestill my hearts, even TARDIS blue!

He loves me, he loves me not, he loves me ...................

Do you guys want to take your frustration out on squash bugs? I just discovered something cool. If you take a piece of squash leaf w/ the eggs on it, and take a piece big enough to hold w/ your fingers (or even safer a pair of tweezers) and you hold the egg side over a lighter flame they pop...

OOOps, I meant to post the pic of Stripy butt here, oh well it works for either thread I guess.

He has a double hit of the scaleless gene. Any chicken w/ this gene combo has no scales or feather follicles.

Stripy butt's pose was to cute not to put here.

This is my first so I don't know. The research I did said it has shallow roots and does better w/ mulch. It doesn't like to dry out completely, but no standing water either.

Been doing a little research on passiflora, seems like the plant grown from seed doesn't ness. form a true to parent flower. I had a few plants grow this year so I may get different flowers from each, how exciting.

How did I miss this thread this long? Great job everyone, that mirror is amazing, and Bee that daybed is great but the granddaughter is too cute for words!

Yes maypops are a passiflora (passion vine) but not all passiflora are hardy to my area, maypops are and this is a native vine, seed harvested from a native.

Looky, what's finally blooming in my yard today!!!!!

I ran out of time and steam today, here is a link w/ info and pic of the full plant. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comfrey

Yes I will post a pic of the whole plant but it will be later this afternoon at the earliest

Sadly mine is a bocking variety so not invasive, I would love the invasive kind, it is one of the best high protein forage for chickens and rabbits!!!! I would want it to take over the whole 1/3 acre the chickens and rabbits inhabit.

Some pics of the comfrey and cukes tonight

I got mine as a plant from a friend who was thinning her over populated beds.

I was worried the hummers would ignore them b/c of the blue instead of a warm color, but no problems they found them. Carol they are worth the find for sure. Thistle they would be worth the effort to store the roots or try and collect seed or something like that.