Very nice! What are those goats/sheep called? They are beautiful!

WOW! What big dogs you have! Great pictures!! Gloria

The brugs are beautiful but I want a goat. I want that baby one. I could teach it to walk on a leash and take it out with Bailey. Have the girls(?) (the ones w/o horns) been sheared or do they have short hair?
Karyn

Those goats are too cute. o yeah the brugs look pretty too, lol.

Pictures are truthfully pretty bad. I leave before there is good light and get home after the sun is going down. Flash does not do justice or maybe I need to learn how to use flash properly.

Gloria I agree I was kind of mystified when my dogs started having horns but then again this is Texas and I think everything has horns even my car.

I do not trim them as they are short haired. I had not posted any pics lately . Maybe the brug blooms will last till the weekend, some have stayed on for weeks since it is cold. These buds have been holding since before Thanksgiving. Even the plumeria is holding buds (inflows)

The plants are all beaten up from the high winds but still blooming. Got to love them brugs. No other plant is doing anything but sleeping.

Thanks for sharing with us, glad to see someone still has Brugs blooming this time of year.Have a great day. :0)

keep those Goats out of the Brug patch! Wont they eat anything? :)

Oh Jim, you are so lucky to have brugs blooming this time of year!! I actually have a Candida Double White blooming in the garage and this is the first time all year the 2nd skirt has dropped out and you can see that it's really a double... But it's a puny looking bloom. Nothing like your pics. Do you know what the 3rd one from the bottom is? Love that picture.

Jim.. What great pic's.. The wind is blowing 35 mph sustained.. IF I had a bloom it would be in the next county..LOL Are those your Barbado's (sp)..They are so cute I would love to have one too...Everything looks sooo great...THANKS!
Kylie

If I have one of those goats, can I get rid of my lawn service?

I mean - if I had a goat, the lawn couldn't look any WORSE than it does now! (grin)

Can just imagine the neighbors:

What's up with the ram in the yard?

It's in the driveway.

Noooooooo - not that Ram, THAT ram - the one with the horns!

What - ya don't recognize an "all natural" lawn mower? (grin)

Everything looks WONDERFUL Jim!

If I get rid of my husband can I have your lawn guy, lol. JUST Kidding, lol. Great pics Jim. I have buds on mine again. Patiently waiting for bloom. Cute goats too. Do they faint?

F4f you really don't want a lawn guy, you always have to make sure they don't mow any of your plants. Mine always seemed to find the lost dog toy in the yard and run over it. My BF doesn't cut the grass either, his idea of cutting the grass is drawing smiley faces with the lawn mower. Now sometimes if it is really hot I will let him mow the back but not the front. He says I am too picky!!!

Mary

I know, our lawn guy always breaks my yard art with the weedeater. I only have 2 little frogs left and those are hard ceramic. He broke all my gazing balls. I was so mad.

Now I thought those were Barbadoe sheep, but upon closer inspection there is horns on those so it cannot be a dog. I think they must be cows that ate too many brugs. They do synchronized eating. LOL

Wildflower 3rd from the bottom is just a different stage of bloom on Dr. Seuss.

These have been hit with 60 mph winds several times. Quite amazing for them to have held their buds. My others with buds were chopped and planted so Seuss is the only one with blooms except for 1 kyle.

I do have too many and new babies on the way. The babies in the picture are 1 day old. They do eat what I do not want to mow. They are great in spring and summer but winter without rain it is hard to provide them with green without hauling hay. That was a beautiful cover crop of winter rye. Too many hoofs and mouthes.

Do they faint? Not yet and they love my brugs. Maybe they need more??? They like passion flowers, morning glories, and Brugs in that order. All are supposed to be psychoactive. Only thing they do not eat is oleanders. I guess they are smart or they would be doing more than synchronized grazing. The property look nice in the spring. They move stuff around in the winter.

Nice American Blackbelly's

Nice bloomers!