new cat behavior

::Meowwww::

I want to take some time this week to give a shout out to my biggest helpers in the garden.

Figaro may not help too much with the plants (except for eating the nip)...oh yeah and rolling on stuff...but he is VERY talented and helpful in hunting evil moles.  As you can see below, the moles have been making a mess of our lawn.  Figaro sits patiently by the hills and waits for his time to pounce!!!  We have not seen any evidence of him actually catching anything yet, but he gets an A+ for trying!

Grete woofie is my best pal in the whole world.  She follows me around making sure I have everything I need. 

It's a tough job watching over my garden, but I wouldn't trade it for anything!  I would make a terrible library cat...too indoorsy for my taste.  Give me the dirt and plants!

I like how my garden makes me realize that I'm part of something much bigger than myself.  I am a small cat in one garden...but through my garden pals all over the world we can see that we are all connected.

 Flop on the ground in appreciation.

 Make a few air biscuits and expose your belly just because you can.

 Play silly games with your humans.

 And appreciate all the beautiful things in this world.

Thank you to our lovely furriends AFSS for making the lovely remembrance graphic for Little Miss.

I decided the best thing for me to do was appreciate what I have and share it with others.  I love the pink snow we get this time of year.

It falls to the ground and gets EVERYWHERE!  Even in the house!

This is the flowering cherry tree that produces the pink snow.

Our Rhododendrons continue to bloom.

The kale mom let go to seed is attracting lots of bumble bees!  Mom won't pull it up until the bees have had their time. 

I snoopervised the planting of a 3rd row of grapes!  They are not producing yet, but maybe in a few years!

The apple trees are getting their blossoms too.

Our herb garden is taking off...lots of chives and oregano for our dinner.

The herb garden smells good so I spend time here.  You can see some of the sage in this picture. 

Our California Lilac is also showing her colors! 

Time to get back to work...remember my private door into my garden?

See you later!