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Hey there, folks! It's your old pal Jed Why back at it again. You know, the guy who used to tinker with anything that had a circuit board until I realized life's real mysteries don't come with an instruction manual. So, I traded in my soldering iron for a mic and now I'm here to riff on the absurdities that keep us up at night. Today, we're diving into a question that's had me scratching my head more than a cat with fleas: Plant Droop - Why's My Plant Drooping?You see, I woke up this morning, coffee

A longing house cat dreams of returning to her old home with a garden, a lost paradise of sunlit playful hunts.In the picture is my beloved Ombra, whom I did not have the heart of forcing to endure a flight that would have lasted several days, followed by a month quarantine inside a cage. Ombra now plays happy in a beautiful Northcote garden with her friend Tuppy the Puddle. Created for Audio Flux Circuit 03 Pet Sounds.[09/06/2024]

It only takes seconds for your dog or cat to wolf down a toxic bloom or leaf. Do you know which plants in your garden are safe for pets and which are poisonous? A new article published at Pets Can Go introduces you to the benefits of the cosmos flower, a non-toxic plant that is easy to incorporate into any home garden. Make sure your garden is pet-safe and learn more about the cosmos flower when you read Pet Safe Gardens: Cosmos Not Poisonous to Dogs and Cats. With dogs and cats often

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Pussy Willows, Cat-Tails, soft winds and roses. Gordon Lightfoot got it right.

Ahhh, I know it's spring when pussy willows start showing up. The stems with gray, fuzzy, catkins are fun to cut and collect for arrangements in the home. Pussy willows are native to our Northern climate and are actually important for pollinators as well. Their early blooming, fuzzy, catkins give way to flowers which are loaded pollen and nectar for emerging bees and insects. By the way, the word catkin comes from the Dutch word for kitten, because they look similar to the tail of a cat. Like many

Lock-downLock-Down ExperiencesThree things happened  to me in the last 24 hours, which I don't think have anything to do with lock-down or cabin fever, because I don't think I suffer from those conditions. I have always spent a lot of time on my own - since leaving home at eighteen anyway.1) I saw next-door's cat try to leap from our garden up onto the 3' wall and through the railing fence, as it does a dozen times a day, but it fell back into our garden. It tried twice more, but with the same