Curious cat exploring
2022-08-25 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Victoria Pike of Miss Vicky's Pampered Angus Ranch
In this news update of the cats who live on the Pampered Angus Ranch, Vicky Pike writes, "Well, I thinks she's catching on from Zippy. Nosy Rosie." Comments | Permalink
2022-08-25 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Victoria Pike of Miss Vicky's Pampered Angus Ranch
In this news update of the cats who live on the Pampered Angus Ranch, Vicky Pike writes, "Well, I thinks she's catching on from Zippy. Nosy Rosie." Comments | Permalink
Winners at the Sulphur Well Homecoming
2022-08-25 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo from family collections
One of the sweetest moments at the Sulphur Well Homecoming weekend festivities is shared by Mom Haley Martin. She wrote of her youngest son, "Avery and Bailey entered the dog show at Sulphur Well and won!" Comments | Permalink
2022-08-25 - Metcalfe County, KY - Photo from family collections
One of the sweetest moments at the Sulphur Well Homecoming weekend festivities is shared by Mom Haley Martin. She wrote of her youngest son, "Avery and Bailey entered the dog show at Sulphur Well and won!" Comments | Permalink
Nasturtium flowers
2022-08-25 - Fairplay, KY - Photo by Veronica Arnold
Veronica writes, "These lovely flowers are not only pretty but edible. The whole plant has a 'bite' like that of pepper, with all parts being edible, stems, leaves, and flower! They also are a great living mulch flower you can plant around/near plants that you don't want weeds to crowd out. They will bring pollinators and add a lovely punch of color. The only issue I have heard about them is that if they have too much nitrogen they will not flower but only get leafy and stay green.
I planted these seeds into a hanging basket that the seasonal flowers had already wilted. Great way to reuse an old basket you got for spring flowers. :)" Comments | Permalink
2022-08-25 - Fairplay, KY - Photo by Veronica Arnold
Veronica writes, "These lovely flowers are not only pretty but edible. The whole plant has a 'bite' like that of pepper, with all parts being edible, stems, leaves, and flower! They also are a great living mulch flower you can plant around/near plants that you don't want weeds to crowd out. They will bring pollinators and add a lovely punch of color. The only issue I have heard about them is that if they have too much nitrogen they will not flower but only get leafy and stay green.
I planted these seeds into a hanging basket that the seasonal flowers had already wilted. Great way to reuse an old basket you got for spring flowers. :)" Comments | Permalink
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