Clematis: Clematis and roses 1/2 price sale at Wayside, 1 by seedpicker_TX

seedpicker_TX wrote:
Irwells-love that shot of blue light! I guess If I don't find them locally, I'll buy some from silver star or garden crossings. I'd like to go bigger on these, as opposed to waiting for them to grow, so they'll more closely match the size of my others...you'd think 6 was enough, but then again, I don't think eight yorkies is too much, either, lol...

CG-yes, love yorkies. chi, poms...all the little ones...less food, less poop :0), they don't take up much space, but still have the same huge hearts as other dogs :0)

Daisy is a great name. I named one of mine, Daisy. So easy to say, it just rolls off your tongue. Your Daisy is a little beauty queen :0)

Before I had eight, I had one very special yorkie...he was my best little friend. When he died at 18(three days after his birthday), it took eight of these to replace him...still miss that little guy ;0) I'd almost still trade all of these to have him back. He was very special. I can tell you probably feel that way about your Daisy.

Here is one of mine when he was 9 weeks...we had the sherpa carriers out to get them used to them for the flight to orgeon. I had them acclimated to them, by first leaving them open like in the picture, then zipping them in, and increasing their time in there daily from 2 minutes, until they could stay in there for the full four hours..., they didn't make one peep on the plane, and the flight attendants were amazed. Little did they know it wasn't just luck...it took an entire month of training :)

That is the only time they've flown, but I remember a little bit of red tape and paperwork, and vet stuff to get them all ready for the flight, added to all that training...a lot of stuff to go through for a four hour flight...