Propagation: What have you wintersowed so far -part three., 0 by Procrastinator

Procrastinator wrote:
Otis is indeed a "Goldie." It is a very touching story of how he came to me but I can't get into all that here.

He is the product of eweed's generosity - to help me recuperate from back surgery. The only physiotherapy I was to do after my major surgery was to walk and we walk 3 to 5 miles some days. He is great company and a godsend.

I had a very generous sponsor from DG who was my Guardian Angel. The details of Otis finally getting to me (by plane) are heartwarming and will bring a tear to anyone's eye. The people in DG are amazing and I will always be grateful to so many that made my dream come true.

He is my "miracle dog" and I went from feeling like the unluckiest person in the world to the luckiest. He is a daily reminder of just how many wonderful people there are in the world. Too often we here only the negative. Not in this case though.

There is a reason they are called goldies. They have hearts of gold and are so loyal and ooze personality.

Now - Back to our regularly scheduled program - LOL

Any ideas about how late is too late to plant perennials and biennials?

Hugs
Elaine and Otis

Here is another but you can see that Otis is indeed eye balling Aiden's food and looking forward to clean up time.