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Hello Everyone,I took a couple of pictures that I thought I would share. There are a couple of pictures of my 3 year old Celeste I got from local hardware.One picture of LSU Scotts black that I got from Bass earlier this year (on left) and a vista I started from encanto cutting last winter.Thanks for looking,Womack
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Looking good, Womack. Nice growth!
This post isn't about the doggies? :-)) Good job, Womack!Suzi
Thanks, The dingo's are for scale
Womack, good looking tree, have any of the figs ripened yet on the celeste? Pete
PHD, I have had about ten over the last three weeks. Have several more to go. I have had some immature fruit drop over the last week. I hope the dropping isn't an indication of problems to come.
Very Nice looking plants. Your dogs like them too. Thanks for sharing.
They look good. And their just gonna keep getting better with time. Like the guard dogs too.
Fig plants dime a dozen, dogs not so and wonderful to have around thanks for showing the animals. ; )
Great start Womack, looking good.Martin, If I send you a dime would you send me a dozen."gene"
Thanks everyone, Gina, I would trust my lab with anything, but the little one is a rambunctious pup, and I wouldn't put anything past her. Dieseler, I agree there is nothing like a good dog. Gene, I am with you
My comment was a play on the old Elaine Benes line (from Seinfeld) - the dingo ate my baby - which has always made me laugh. Is the cute little pup one of the queen's Corgi's?
Any concern that the Celeste's roots will spread under the nearby patio?
Gina, I thought of that line when I read your original post, but could not remember where it was from. The pup is a corgi about three months old and full of piss and vinegar. Mayson, Not worried about the roots but would like to know if anyone has had any bad experiences.