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@am*3 wrote:

Spring, flowers, pottering in garden.

 

I can't believe succulent plants are now 'designer' plants with high price tags. Every one's Mum or Granny had them in the garden when I was a child. If you wanted one, someone would give you a bit off theirs.

 

 

 

 

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green cat.............black thumb...........

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@2106greencat wrote:

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@azureline** wrote:

It's my grand fur baby's birthday today, she is 12 yrs old. Happy birthday Toy Poodle.

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Pic Please

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I sat her on the chair but she was very nervous, she looks wary because she knows she isn't allowed on the table. I had to do the pic for my grandsons, because they are away atm and she is sleeping over.

I want one

 

from my garden

See if that was my garden...........

 

 

I don't mean to kill stuff, it is just a gift curse

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@2106greencat wrote:

I want one

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cake? candle? dog?

I am giving her away atm, she won't eat for me, having a sook over being left with me, lol. I had to get my niece over to try she ate for her!

Never been a problem before.

The plants in pots I posted are pretty much unkillable. The pink petunia is a Potunia and label says stands heat, cold and bounces back after heavy rain.

The succulent I hope it is not too humid for it here.

i got a mercury dime,a buffalo nickel and 4 wheat pennies in change at the flea market today,for my collection. yay!!!!

 

no idea what those are sin....

 

is it like when I find a kiwi 20c peice ???

 

They're old U.S. coins that they don't make anymore greencat. 

 

 

I have some of each of those too Sin. You don't see many around anymore.

 

If any of them are a 1943 copper wheat penny or a 1944 steel wheat penny they're both worth about $100,000.00.