Hallson Gardens

Yeah....think about it. We need a good mattress, perfect pillow, just the right temperature in the room, shades down, a few minutes of reading to get sleepy....and we still toss and turn, worry and fret! Cats? Where won't they sleep? When won't they sleep? You cats are sleeping.... again? Or are you...

Follow up to the last one. Obviously, he's not sleeping, but it's too cute not to share:

Great pics, everyone!

Here are a couple of the boys:

We have a male cat and we got wilbur fixed at six months

Jeez, aren't I the gabby one today. If he is in fact a bengal, six months would be considered late. I'd have to dig up the vet records, but I think my guys were fixed at four months.

And one more thought.... :D I took another look at your kit's pic. The bengal coat and pattern become clear as they lose their kitten fur (the grey fuzzies :lol: ). So, unless you're an expert, a judge or breeder or whatever (and those things I definitely ain't :D ), it can be very hard to tell what...

More....as he loses his kitten fur, he should (if he's a bengal) get a very soft coat, called a "pelt." And his spots should become clearer. Also, note the sheen to Minu's fur in the last pic I posted. Here are a few more pics to show you what I mean:

Light spotted belly.....black paw pads....short, short fur....craving attention and under foot all the time....the talking, the constant, constant talking :lol: ....runs to the door (ie, curious).... He sounds like a bengal to me. And if I'm right, that means that you're really in for it now . :lol:...

What a beauty!

Describe his belly for me, will you? And his paw pads -- what color are they?

We use to go to Florida every year. One year we were on a boat and a big one was following us I'm like..."Um can't we go a bit faster?" LOL ! We were canoeing on Nine Mile Pond in the everglades. I was in front, with the camera. We heard a jet roaring overhead and looked up, then realized the roari...

Those are stunning! I have to know what kind of camera you're using....please! I'm in the market for a new one, and if I could take pictures like that I'd be ecstatic.

Garden to visit - Chanticleer, in Wayne, PA. One of my very favorite gardens to visit. But it's quite expensive to get in....$5.00 per person. :D :lol: I second Alexa on Teich and McColgan. For one thing, you can go home with large field-grown hostas and daylilies. They are outside of Perkasie, PA. ...

Yes, indeed, I was there....and a great time was had by all. I missed the Russell's thing cause I got lost. :oops: Which is pretty sad, seeing as how I've lived in this county since the late '80s. :oops: :blush: The rest of the day was fabulous. I saw only a fraction of the Cullerton's garden. First...

Nice group! My fav is SUNSET LAGOON x MM for the luscious color.

I used to walk my guys....the recommendation I received on a few cat forums was the broad type of harness that wraps 'round the torso and chest. The thinking is that, if the cat's ever truly scared, it's possible it can get out of both a regular collar/leash and the slender type of harness you curre...

I was thinking it was one of Grace Stamile's....maybe.

all I can think of it is is a poll of people who have more taste in their mouthes than in their gardens!



See if I ever invite you to visit my Bad Taste Garden.

Why why why do these things always happen? Someone gave me the heads up about the Russell Gardens/Cullerton thing weeks ago, and you can bet I was all set to go. Really looking forward to it. I'd planned to join the local group, meet people, go hosta crazy.... Then I got my DVDS newsletter (Delaware...

I love it when they get puffy tail. It's the funniest thing - like they think they're lions or something.

Purely beautiful! Love it!