Leora Laforge wrote:I second what Elliot said. A livestock guardian has no instinct for chasing or retrieving. That is why they are safe around vulnerable livestock without training.
Dan Boone wrote:I will update here when they confirm shipping (if they do) and/or when the seed order arrives.
Charles Rehoboth wrote:
Ellendra Nauriel wrote:Given how much you love this hybrid, it might be worth digging deeper to find out what the parents are. If they're both heirlooms, you could grow them for the purpose of crossing to make your own Juliet hybrids. As long as you keep a line of pure seed from each parent, you could, in theory, have an unending source of Juliet seeds.
You know, that's something I had long wondered about, although I haven't seen much info on this. I'm sure it's a pretty secretive thing for the newer varieties with crazy expensive seed, but ... at least for the older ones? How do you find this sort of thing out?
Dan Boone wrote:
I will update here when they confirm shipping (if they do) and/or when the seed order arrives.
Catie George wrote:I can see this crisis extending into next year, businesses failing, supply chain interruptions, job losses, etc. ... I can't guarantee that next year won't be worse than this year - and harder to buy seeds.
Dan Boone wrote:
Due to illness and labor shortages and a hostile business climate for small business, I won't be shocked if seeds are hard to source at this time next year, too -- even if the pandemic is a distant memory.
Ryan Adobe wrote:
What are you planning to use to pipe that water around the property?