We had a fairly quiet week for a change!
We had some nice weather, warm and sunny, and we had rain, too. So much that the grass is growing way too fast! Petcretary says she can sit down and see it growing, BOL! She mowed it twice in the past 10 days.
And yes the grass is nice and soft too! Good for laying in, or rollin on...
Petcretary keeps on with weed removal, specifically the non native invasive ones, and the vines that want to climb up the trees. (Virginia creeper, invasive non-native bittersweet, bindweed, and even poison ivy, garlic mustard, pokeweed, bittercress, cleavers, and all the weeds that make 'stickons' that cling to the dog's furs...) She also removes a lot of tree seedlings, such as cherry (Not the yummy sweet ones, these make tiny rather bitter ones...), and cottonwood, which when mature make a huge mess very late spring, and they are easily blown over or lose limbs. So she lets the oak and sugar maples stay. Walnuts, well we already have plenty of those, so those come out too. You are welcome to come by and dig any out that you want to grow for yourselves, BOL! Dandelions are allowed to stay, as are many others...
OK, here are our Ussies:
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| Dalton was being silly, trying to get Benji to romp |
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| Hi, Petcretary...nothing going on here...BOL! |
We forgot about this day...so here is an older image of the three of us...
A marvellous selection of wild flowers you have. But what a gardening schedule. You have enough work there for a small army of gardeners!
ReplyDeleteThank goodness your staff have you both to help dig things up! Have a wonderful week
ERin
We love your ussie and your selfies and your beautiful flowers! Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteBoys we absolutely love seeing the flowers. Especially that Jack and the pulpit is I have not been in an area that's had any for a long time. I sent an email that may have gone to spam. I was wanting to know if the vitamin B12 that you used to crush into your kitties food, was human B12 or special feline B12. I would like to start giving it to precious. Don't work too hard.
ReplyDeleteI left a message on your latest post...about the B12, since I couldn't find your email, not in my spam folder either.
DeleteThe violets are lovely. I always like to see them growing around the bottom of the hedges. I haven't hear of the other plants. Lovely Ussie of the three of you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely garden! And We think your Ussies are pawfully cute!
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteabundance in your yard and lovely ussies! what's not to adore??? Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
Beautiful flowers and fun Ussies (especially the one of all 3 of you!)
ReplyDeleteLook at your native plant collection: COOL!
ReplyDeleteWe haven't planted Solomon's Seal yet, but it's on our list.
One of the first natives we put in was Jack-in-the-pulpit, and I still get giddy every year when they show up.
Terrific ussies; thanks for sharing them.
All our plants are leafing out and blooming early this year. Those are cute ussies of you two and with your mom.
ReplyDeleteThe silly ussie is our favourite! We've been having great weather too and #1 is working hard to try and keepo some order in the garden, but we like it mostly wild for all the little critters.
ReplyDeleteWoofs,
Ollie
Thank you, thank you thank you!
ReplyDeletedoodz....yur ussie iz grate...nothin goin on heer....yea....RITE !!!!!!!! de flowerz bee pawsum ... N joy sum grazz rollin for me pleez N thanx....tell petcretarry if her wantz ta get rid oh sum weedz N stuff.....spray em with white vinegar....werkz bezt when de sun can help give em a fry !!!!!☺☺♥♥
ReplyDeleteI would need hundreds of gallons...faster just to yank them out when I see them!
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