Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Pics from Last Week





More rocks for the pond. Nice!










John built a new bigger better raised bed. Widened the walkway too.

Heirloom Green Cotton




18 comments:

  1. First - ak! black widow!
    We likes the pond pictures and the handsome leopard frog.

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  2. Froggy, we've had a bumper crop of widows this year...I'm finding the suckers everywhere.

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  3. Uh oh, somebody who's not supposed to be inside the fence is digging a hole.

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  4. Sounds like a job for The Husband!

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  5. That'll have to wait...already got the good man working on a chicken run for the coop. Trying to keep The Girlz safe from Maggie...she's quite the little chicken chaser.

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  6. Ah look, garden helpers. 'here mom, I'll dig the hole for you!'. Love your pond. And the green cotton. And your helpers. Not the spider.

    ~dianne

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  7. Beautiful pink flower, love your doggies and this is the first black widow I believe I have ever seen..always heard of the hour glass...!

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  8. I can't wait for our cotton to burst open!

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  9. ICKY! IKATOMI!!! A nast black widow. You did goo with the post but ... how brave you were with the last photo.

    Linda
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  10. Oops, I'd say your dog loves your garden bed a little too much. Weird looking little toad!

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  11. Yikes!!!!!!!!!! We don't have those up here!

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  12. Oh the pretties!!!!

    JIGGY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  13. Was enjoying a quiet stroll through your garden, ooh-ing and ah-ing over the majesty of even lily pads when suddenly there was Jiggs enjoying the raised flower bed. I laughed out loud!

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  14. He's my big garden helper Granny. ;)

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  15. Lovely pics....except that last one. You can have my share of her!

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  16. We are over run with black widows....the entire neighborhood has them in their mail boxes...The Boy found several on the school playground in the equipment. When we went to the Organic festival in Gulfport that was the most fun for him....killing the black widows on the buildings along the sidewalk. Sigh. I've lived in Florida 43 years and NEVER saw one until last year. My mad scientist neighbor used to collect them on the sea walls and sell them to a lab back in the 60's. Then they were so hard to find. Hey wait....I wonder if they are still purchased for the venom???? I may have stumbled on to something here! Better not quit my day job though.

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