Hallson Gardens

Yes! Andi, DM2 is who I ment.
Seems not very long ago that pics were posted of a couple of little tiny little bits in the garden.

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Beautiful to see and watch. Great sketer eaters!

As Linda P reminded me in another forum, what most of us call Chinese Elm is actually Sibreian Elm. They do seed all over the place.

I can't seem to find anything with that color berries. Might be worth taking a few cuttings off of it.

Ginger, I had a discussion about #2357.201 with a couple of people. If that's the correct legislation, from what we could deciffer, the key words were "rearing" and "raise". In otherwords, the breeder may have to not only bring the litter into the world but also "rear" and "raise" them as the "speci...

What a beautiful lady she is!
Gracie will always be the cat that turned my heart but Audrey is right up there.

Deuce and Tabi look like great huggables for the girls.
Speaking of the girls. Where did you hide those two cute little babies of Kellie's. Definately can't be those two pretty young ladies.

Some form of Sambucus (Elder)?

Ditto! How's Diva doing?

Giving it for "breeders" of specially trained canines doesn't make sense to me. Trainers or handlers would be another story if they had proof of belonging to an official organization. As you say, just being a certain breed has nothing to do with the ability to be taught a given job. The GSD in parti...

Debbie, I have Thunder, who I've trained in live search, cadaver, water search, competion obedience and Schutzhund. Ursa will be trained in Explosive detection and K9 oriented protection/apprehension work. My plans are for her to go into police work or military. Other than those two working dogs, I ...

I prefer to thin out old growth on weigelia rather then prune it back. Like a forsythia, they can get really bushy on the ends where they are cut.
As far as starting cuttings, they are one of those plants that will start just about anytime. Super easy!

Not really crazy about the form, but, as a stand back and admire, it's a winner with the color combo!

Sam, I'm afraid that when Wee Debs get through with her chainsaw on that bunny, the brown suace may be wasted.

Thunder WILL be at training tomorrow night! :D :D :D :D :D :D Did I say I was happy? Also! My nephiew was in for a visit. As some of you know, Tim is a Cpt in the Recon Marines. Tours in Iraq and Hati, now a instructor at the Recon School. When I commented on training a drug dog, he made comments ab...

looking cat!

I'd like to add my expierienced testimony here.
I've NEVER met a JRT that was innocent!

@ Debbie!
The electric fence would be a good idea. Of course Travis will probably be doing swan dives off the deck rail by summers end.

17lb is a pretty good size JRT but he looks to be in great weight for his size. Pete weighed about 12 lbs in hunting weight. He would drop about hlaf a pound by the end of the hunt season. At ten yrs old his house weight is about 12 3/4. Still extreamly active. Not to many working JRTs over about 14...