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goose
Weekend Gardener
Coatesville , Auckland
Please,Please Open the gate11 Apr '06 9:42 pm
Id like to introduce you to two of my friends. This is George & Flymo. They just love to escape into the garden and cause havoc. 
But ever so cute 
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Liza
gardening consultant
Waterloo, Belgium
Just adorable!12 Apr '06 1:36 am
They are lovely, adorable both, Goose! And they do look happy, even with the gate closed!
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moosey
head gardener
12 Apr '06 8:29 am
I guess I know why one's named Flymo - and it's good to see a chap with a strong manly name (George). What breed are they? I can just imagine how they'd LOOOOOVE to free-range in your garden.
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goose
Weekend Gardener
Coatesville , Auckland
George & Flymo12 May '06 9:11 pm
George & Flymo are South African Boer Goats.
They are normally bred for meat but my two guys are here to help with the weedeating. They are great for keeping the gorse and blackberry under control. They are very friendly and love to have little treats every day. They share their paddock with an old Angora goat. This is the last of my Angoras. I bred them for a while but then the bottom fell out of the market and their fleeces were not worth much.
I believe the prices have improved again.Angoras are real sweet as well. Probably will get some more one day.
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goose
Weekend Gardener
Coatesville , Auckland
Angora Goats12 May '06 9:27 pm
Mother & Kid (just a few hours old)
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Liza
gardening consultant
Waterloo, Belgium
13 May '06 4:55 am
Oh, my God! Thank you , Goose, for that! A wonder, isn't it!
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