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bruce Fine wrote:its got to be cgi. I dont quite have a herd but I do have a pride of cats and if you have been around cats you know they avoid water, at least mine do. and they are all outdoor barn cats. I cant image that a cat would swim across a river I cant even image they would ever want to go in. maybe im just too serious the whole thing was made as joke I guess to get peoples attention.
Kimberly Agnese wrote:Pigeon peas:)
Joseph Lofthouse wrote:I age, and don't want to put labor into growing annuals. Therefore, I plant tree and shrubbery seeds. Things like plums, currents, pecans, pistachio, mulberry, apricot.
Cy Cobb wrote:I'm really focused on watermelon & winter squash this year. I have many other things planted as well, but those are what I'm mostly hoping for success with. Last year squash bugs crushed my watermelons to the point that I didn't even get a harvest, and this year I've added Maxima & Moschata squashes. I'm either going to overwhelm the squash bugs with so much food that they can't kill my plants before I get a harvest, or feed them so much that they'll reproduce to the point of killing everything. Time will tell...
Brian Jeffrey wrote:If your family member excitedly tells you " I took the grass from where I put the new flower garden, and used it to patch the bare spots in the lawn!", you might be a permie . . . .