ninnymary
Garden Master
Flowerbug, I would not be surprised if I had the smallest yard/growing space here on TEG.
Mary
Mary
Baymule’s 2019 Garden
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flowerbug
Garden Master
i love it when you blab!
keep er goin! glad to hear the horsies are doing well and also the sheep transition to richer food.
flowerbug
Garden Master
i think i've seen a few people mention balcony room only or vertical gardening, but i could be confusing my memory of which site those were in.
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baymule
Garden Master
She is a dream horse. She glides in that famous Tennessee Walker smooth gait. She has power steering and a good stop. She is very responsive and wants to GO. She is not spooky, crosses a bridge, cars, tractors, trucks and rattling trailers don't faze her. She is awesome.
ninnymary
Garden Master
You got lucky Bay. Actually both of you did.
Mary
Mary
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baymule
Garden Master
It has stopped raining, we got 2 1/2". Water was running over the road in a dozen+ places, but not deep like an overflowing creek. Just spilling over from one side of the road to the other. We left an hour and 20 minutes early, just so we could drive slow and navigate our way through the rain. We arrived 30 minutes before his appointment and they took him right in.
We stopped and ate before we came home, then I went out to feed all the critters. The horses finally came out of the barn, waiting at the gate for me to come feed them. Got them all taken care of.
The weeds in the garden are really spectacular with all this rain!
We stopped and ate before we came home, then I went out to feed all the critters. The horses finally came out of the barn, waiting at the gate for me to come feed them. Got them all taken care of.
The weeds in the garden are really spectacular with all this rain!
seedcorn
Garden Master
She has really shaped up. She is still a hay burner but I’m good with since you get to pay hay bills.....She is a dream horse. She glides in that famous Tennessee Walker smooth gait. She has power steering and a good stop. She is very responsive and wants to GO. She is not spooky, crosses a bridge, cars, tractors, trucks and rattling trailers don't faze her. She is awesome.
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baymule
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She is still a little on the thin side. She lost so much muscle mass that she may never get it back--if she even ever had muscle mass to lose. She might have been underfed all her life. Amazing that she even has anything to do with humans. She sure loves me when I have a feed bucket! LOL
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baymule
Garden Master
One thing for sure, mine are sure spoiled. The lambs are loose in the yard, grazing and happy. The ewes and ram are belly deep in clovers and grasses. The horses are in the barn happily munching on hay, chickens are fed, dogs are happy, all is well on the farm.
