The Willow tree is looking lovely as ever.
Kind of reminds me of Cousin IT from the Adam's family.
I'm sure when the goats get here they will give it
a trim for me.
Sure is a pain in the ass trying to mow under and
around it.
Kind of reminds me of Cousin IT from the Adam's family.
I'm sure when the goats get here they will give it
a trim for me.
Sure is a pain in the ass trying to mow under and
around it.
Sad, horrible and terrible is our Elm tree.
Looks like we have the dreaded DED!
That would be Dutch Elm Disease.
Our county AG Tree guy said it was
not doing well.
Probably a combination of age, it's over 100 years old,
the drought we've had for the last five or so years
and DED.
He said to wait till next spring to see if it leafed out at all
before cutting it down.
And a sad day that will be.
I can only imagine how bare and naked our place will look
without that tree.
Good thing the former owners planted silver Maples on
either side of it as they get big and grow pretty fast.
This cute little bird house is loaded with babies!
Their chirping is so loud!
I sat for a while yesterday and tried to get some pictures,
but no luck.
Krissy came over the other day and we picked cherries.
She took them all home.
I didn't feel like messing with them this year, but
she'll give us a jar of jam.
Casey went to the vet again on Monday.
We saw a different gal.
She said give it time. There is no reason we
have to rush any decisions right now.
The vet did say about a dozen times that we should
get a doggie wheelchair for her.
Casey does wag her tail occasionally, but still
doesn't have any sensation in her lower legs.
Her back bothers her some though and she'll
whine or cry occasionally if moved wrong.
Poor pup.