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Mr Q's Tries Container Gardening!

14 years ago

There are no limits to his talents!

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Comments (5)

marlingardener
14 years ago
Mr. Q certainly has an adventurous life! Did he take classes to learn bonsai, or is he just naturally gifted?
seramas
Original Author
14 years ago
He's naturally gifted. His speciality is root pruning. Loves to take dirt baths while pruning the roods.
schoolhouse_gw
14 years ago
Reminds me of: "...and a partridge in a pear tree...."
velvet_sparrow
14 years ago
No, no, NO! Don't you guys get it? He's imagining he's REALLY big and standing under a Sequoia!

Attack of the 50 Foot Quail! *L*

Keep on dreaming big, Mr. Q!

Velvet ~:>
nhsuzanne
14 years ago
Too cute! Good ones marlingardener,schoolhouse and velvet!! LOL

I would love to meet Mr. Q in person!

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