I have to figure out what my toad species is. Just for gp. I only get to see one baby a year. But so far( I believe) the one I've seen is from last year.Well, the tadpoles have morphed! Now I have to watch where I put my feet when I'm walking outside. There are hundreds of them:
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It's a western toad, (Anaxyrus boreas) . Here's a picture off Google of him all grown up:
It's really pretty. It doesn't look like a stiff stuffy house. It looks like a home that you can live in.
Oh my gosh...poor little dog can't smell a thing.
I'm really glad for you and your family. I didn't know a tortoise could get pinworms but it makes sense. What did you have to do to help Opo and how did you know?
I have a few orchids that are struggling. They need repotting as soon as I can get the correct potting soil.
I' ve been there several times in the past. We used to visit when I stayed with my sister who lived in Leyland.
Do you have any advice on that? Cause I need it real bad.
I like wild violets and keep moving more of them into my flowerbeds for groundcover. I have a heck of a time getting people to understand that I want them for a good reason. You are blessed to have a hubby going along with the program and helping.
You can't get rid of dandelions. If you even leave a tiny piece of the root they grow right back. I don't know about your leafy greens but if they are weeds most people have to poison them. They still eventually grow back.
Good to see you have him well trained in the ways of tortoise keepers!
Put the roots in water, for a while - I've saved quite a few that way until I can replant in pots or elsewhere in the garden.
Happy Saturday to you too Noel.
Your orchids are gorgeous! I love it when they surprise you... but I'm also feeling a bit guilty at neglecting all of ours, lately...
Your orchids are gorgeous! I love it when they surprise you... but I'm also feeling a bit guilty at neglecting all of ours, lately...
