Don't forget - this is the start of Safety Week here in blogville - please visit everyone throughout the week to learn all sorts of important information
Monday
Opening Ceremony, Sidebite
Opening Speech, Madi
Safety Parade, Sarge
Tuesday
Poop Bags/Flashlights, Lassie & Benji
Plant Dangers, Reilly & Denny
Wild Animal Encounters, Lee & Phod
Travel Safety, Oz the Terrier
Traffic Safety, Frank
Wednesday
HGE Illness, Sidebite
Food Safety, Sasha
Stranger Danger, Angus
TreeRat Hunting Safety, Ruby
Water Safety, Fudge
There’s an App for That, Duncan
Thursday
Pet Fire Safety, FiveSibes
First Aid Tips, Goose
Hot Weather Safety, Idaho Pugs
Pet Insurance, Bunk
Microchipping, Wallace & Samuel
Friday
Search & Rescue, Bert
Zoomie Safety, Millie & Walter
Stormy Weather Safety, Casey & Cinderella
Water Safety, Lily & Edward
Pickpocket Protection, Easy
Saturday
Picnic, Sasha & Ruby
DJ Rockin’ Wills music set, Sweet William the Scot
ADTR Fundraiser Kissing Booth, Mona & Prissy
Bounce House, Frankie & Ernie
Sand Box / So You Think You Can Dig, Daisy
OH MY DOGS YOU HAVE FRUIT IN YOUR YARD! MY DAD IS APPLE GREEN WITH
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HUGS MADI YOUR BFFF
We have had a bumper crop this year over here. Have a marvellous Monday.
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Apple tree in your own yard?! OMP (oh my pig!) I would definitely be a pig in heaven - snorts. XOXO - Bacon
ReplyDeleteWow! Those apples are BIG! How cool is that? You have your very own apple trees. Do you get a taste of the fruits when they ripen and are picked? See you around at the Safety Week events!
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we only have an ole pear tree in our garden and my mom loves your apples.... sadly the tail from hurricane bertha blew a lot of our pears away too... like the crib of that Dorothy once...
ReplyDeleteThat tree is AMAZING... it has a REAL Champion ATTITUDE to have pawduced such FABULOUS Fruit.
ReplyDeleteYou gotta always have TWO or more Apple trees... fairly close to each other... OR so we have always been told... So that they can fertilize each other...
Sorry that the storm took SOME of the apples... butt it surely made up fur their loss.
And I bet they taste heavenly! we are at the almost end of winter here and ours are bare of course.we actually live in the apple capital of Victoria ...hence the joy when our Applefest is on ..two years running best apple pie and cake ;) love me an apple guys :) hugs and loves Fozziemum xx
ReplyDeleteWe pick our apples from a tree in the cemetery that is not sprayed. They are happy to get the apples out of there. ~ I did my research on turtles they usually have a home range with a diameter of 750 feet. The park is 2,640 feet from my home.
ReplyDeleteI think this turtle had been in captivity because he did not go back in his shell for Lee or Wills. He talked the entire time he was with us. We did the best we could with him. A concrete pad could not be his home.
Thanks for being a friend
Sweet William The Scot
I see you found the shady spot under the tree Reilly! You're so smart.
ReplyDeleteLooks like in a few years you're going to have more apples than you can eat! How fun!
Wow, what a super tree! My Dad says apples make the bestest pie. BOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for barking out about Safety Week and I'm looking forward to your post.
Grr and Woof,
Sarge, Police Commish
We didn't read about Safety week! We will definitely have to check all those posts!
ReplyDeleteI once had an apple fresh off a tree and it was AMAZING. How great to have your own apple tree! I'd have one myself, but they get those flowers that attract those bees that scare me. If my yard was bigger and I could place it far enough away to avoid the bees, I'd do it in a heartbeat.
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Proof that it doesn't take a giant to produce big fruit!
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Murphy & Stanley
Mayorz For All Paws
WOW! You boys musta done some fantastic fertilising on that little tree!
ReplyDeleteWhat a little tree for such big apples! It's probably a good thing that it only produced 14 apples.
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Mitch and Molly
Geeee Whizzzz, you gots stuff to eat in your yard, did you get any?
ReplyDeleteBoy, looking forward to the plant safety, sometimes we gets stuff growing out back that Dad cuts down ASAP, maybe you can teach our Mom some also!
The Mad Scots
Crikey ..... you blokes are the apple tree experts, aye?? Such a little tree ... such BIG apples!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great looking apple, whatever the type!
ReplyDeleteDat lil tree sure makes some big apples!
ReplyDeleteWell, that is at least several more apples than we have growing in our yard - heck, we don't even have an apple tree. We bet that next year will be an even more fruitful year for your trees.
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Mom used to have a yard with apples and pears and plums and cherries!
ReplyDeleteHow cool your tree grew such big apples!
hugs
Mr Bailey, Hazel & Greta
Bowsers, you have Dog Dad telling me about Johnny Appleseed.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if I can get an extra biscuit out of this.
Sherman
There used to be a tree in our little, city back yard. Little green apples grew on it but they never ate any, just the squirrels did. Dad cut it down so he didn't have to mow around it. Yours is way better! Love Dolly
ReplyDeleteI thought it would take much longer to actually produce apples! Green thumbs up!!
ReplyDeleteOh man...those apples are going to be delish!!
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Dory, Jakey, Arty & Bilbo
Your apple tree looks so lovely! I think it would be heaven to have an apple tree and then munch on the ones that drop to the ground for me to eat! I bet the blossoms smelled good and you'll have a lot more every year!
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Daisy
That apple looks huge!
ReplyDeleteWe miss growing apples like we did in Michigan. Apples don't like Florida. :(
ReplyDeleteGreat post on the toxic plants and flowers. Something to always check before planting anything within "pet reach".