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FRUGAL PERENNIAL GARDENING, Seeds, Angora fluff to spin into yarn, and Giant Angora Rabbits too!
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Striped and variegated daylilies!
Pink Stripes and Peppermint Ice
 
 
Tough Northern Performers - Favorite Daylilies
Why buy and plant every year, when perennials will come back for you?
 
 
DOUBLE DAYLILIES
I love double daylilies!! Especially the hose-in-hose forms.
 
 
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Daylily Seed List
daylily seeds for sale
 
 
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Giant Angora Rabbits "Enuf Fluff" Rabbitry
Giant Angora Rabbits, angora rabbit, angora for sale
 
 
ANGORA RABBIT CARE
taking good care of your Giant Angoras
 
 
EDIBLE ORNAMENTAL GARDEN
You can have a beautiful garden and grow your own food too!
 
 
New Litter Born February 2012
New Litter February 2012
 
 
Frugal Veggies
Interesting vegetables
 
 
2010 - 2012 Seedlings
Daylily Creations
 
 
MAY 2013 GIANT ANGORA LITTER
Giant Angora Kits for sale
 
 
July 2013 Giant Angora babies
Giant Angora Rabbit kits July 2013
 
 
Daylilies for Sale (June 2014)
Daylilies For Sale
 
 
2014 Giant Angora Litter
Angoras Born December 2013
 
 
Angora Crafting
Humanely harvested bunny fluff for lovely yarn
 
 

New Litter Born February 2012

REW baby
getting fuzzy

Very hard to photograph - don't want to hold still!

about 3 weeks
babies ~1 week

New Giant/German Angora kits were born the week of February 21 2012, at 8 days. Many will be available mid-late April. White, black otter, black, and a tort (I think), their eyes are closed, and they are very squirmy!

The mother doe is on the left - black otter pure Giant Angora

The mother doe (black otter) is pictured on the left, cuddling up to her sister approximately 5 months old (this past summer). She is pure Giant Angora. A picture without hair in her eyes is shown on a previous page. She is a great mom - very protective - and had a HUGE litter!

The sire is a solid black Giant/German Angora. My Giants grow great dense, long hair for spinning, but Sneakers's fiber is even more amazing. Their wool is SO soft. These buns should provide lots of beautiful soft fiber. I love their fiber spun up by itself or with a little merino. If you'd like some angora wool (chestnut, chinchilla, black, white, pale orange) or some merino, it's for sale!

"Sneakers" Giant/German
Mom is ever watchful
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