I messed up, they are added now, hope you can see them.lesa said:
Thanks for the compliments, I have seen far better on here!! As far as the kitty.....once upon a time, my grandaughter had a boy kitty that was playing outside, and a bad old fox came along... kitty was so injured that even with many$ spent and lots of vet care, kitty died. Grandaughter grieved until she was almost sick, so they finally got another kitty for her-a girl- from the pound, well this one did not get spayed fast enough, so she had 4 and in the process of getting them spayed (takes a lot of $$$$) along came 7 more, of which 5 of them got new homes...(very begrudgingly -grandaughter wanted them all)so now we are down to seven kitties, 3 with spaying appointments.. as far as what kind.. they are a mix of a pound momma and a neighbor tom. one thing, we are getting less and less moles ,voles, small snakes and even (sob) a few bunnies ..now if they just tackle the ground hogs before they get too big to handle, our garden will be safe. (oh, and I know the math dont add up, 2 kitties passed away. The keepes are all healthy, and are getting shots...we are TRYing to be responsible, but it sure is costly, even for 2 households joined.Southern Gardener said:Very nice pics. Next year I'm going to trellis my cukes. What kind of kitty are you growing?
I know, I have allowed a few lambs quarter to grow in the patch in the past, and those cucs liked the shade, grew straight, etc, however my hubby is of the old school, and for reasons I dont understand, prefers them to run on the ground with straw under them to prevent rot. Gotta keep the peace, I get my way a lot.Greenthumb18 said:You let your cukes run to the ground? You should trellis them you'll get better cukes that way. They won't come nice and long and straight if their growing on the ground.
Nice pics. though
