Used often in times past to keep feet out of the yard and flower beds, and to keep animals in or out of pastures and property..
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Thank you so much, to all who have supported the nursery this year, and me. It's hard work, but I enjoy it, and knowing that beautiful ...
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Larger, shorter, and more profusely feathered than American orpingtons, the English orpingtons are either loved or hated in the poultry worl...
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Hi all! So sorry that I've been "absent" from really all of my online platforms. There were many challenges and changes for...
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