Congrats, nswef, on all of it - nice gardens, restored health, helpful teen and dh. Wishing you many hours of continued enjoyment of the garden space.
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Congrats, nswef, on all of it - nice gardens, restored health, helpful teen and dh. Wishing you many hours of continued enjoyment of the garden space.
Thank you, Razz and Happy Stuff. I am a fortunate woman.
Your garden sounds great!
I saw a red fox walking around my neighborhood today. Maybe it will keep down the population of critters eating gardens.
Living in the boonies like I do, I see all kinds of wildlife. Foxes, deer, possum, raccoons, etc. We have woods on two sides of our house so we get mostly deer in our yard. A couple of weekends ago, we had a buck and four does jump our fence and then take a rest in our backyard. I snapped a few pictures.
Lovely photos; thanks for sharing.
During my daily walks with my dog, I meet regulars who become friends. One such friend shared info about a dog comb called a 'furminator". She was so enthusiastic I looked on Amazon https://www.amazon.ca/FURminator-deS...%2C181&sr=8-17 and bought one. It is an amazing tool to reduce dog hair shedding. I was quite surprised at the amount of hair removed in two sessions. I spoke to another regular on my walk and he bought one 10 years ago when the price was much higher but raves about using it 4-5 times per week with their longhaired lab.
Cool Klunick.
oh honey, I worked with the Marketing director for the Furminator and talked myself into a free one. They are very nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by razz
It is a St. louis product.
Interesting,IL. We are trying to figure how and why this works so well but glad that it does. Is there more to this story that you may share?