Texas Spring/Summer Thread

[farmgirl19]

Especially if the rake girl does windows.:laughing::cool2::dance1::laughing:
hugs, Brandi

Heck, if she does windows, I'll hire her!

 

[houstonscott]

Two new souls on the property. Born at 11:30 today under a big live oak, mom is doing good too.


HS

 

[farmgirl19]

They sure are cute, HS!

 

[robbyr]

Woohoo, rain hit about twenty minutes ago. Only lasted about ten minutes but 'twas great to see.

 

[txdon]

Send the left overs to Lee county!

Like your Texas size blue rain gauge.

 

[jinman]

Was it ever decided whether Lou, his neighbor, or Jim had the biggest tomato this year?

Oh yes, Lou won. He used nuclear waste as fertilizer, watered them with beer, and played country music to them.:laughing: I believe my biggest was 1 lb 4 oz.

Brandi: I made a grapple hook out of bent rebar. It worked great, but was way too much work. Lately, our lake hasn't had enough water in it to worry about moss. It's hard to launch a paddle boat without running aground. I'm glad that cornmeal is helping to keep you algae free.

 

[robbyr]

Send the left overs to Lee county!

Like your Texas size blue rain gauge.

Yep, the last couple months the only time it had "rain" in it was the wife filled it out of the water hose.:laughing:

 

[txdon]

Do you have these type water pests in your ponds and if so what do you do to control them? :confused3::confused2:
Ron

My cat takes care of all pests.

 

[pacerron]

Ron,
Some pond dye could help. You can buy it in black or blue. Black is neat looking with lights in and around the pond. Have you tried Jim's cornmeal preventative yet. I swear by it now.
hugs, Brandi

There's another one I missed :confused3:
Please explain.
Ron

 

[robbyr]

So Ron, when u click on My Home and then the thread, doesn't it take you to the newest post since you last left that thread?