Pickles by Brian Crane for August 14, 2015

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    Iduntgetit  about 9 years ago

    so much better than a fickle ficus

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    Templo S.U.D.  about 9 years ago

    Nice try, Earl. (Could Opal’s ficus be in the compost heap?)

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    Egrayjames  about 9 years ago

    Like Earl said, “It’s a Miracle!”…..Can I get and “Amen!” Brothers?

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    crazyliberal  about 9 years ago

    Aww so sweet of Earl to replace their anniversary plant. Tomorrow’s strip will show Opal thanking Earl for his thoughtfulness.

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    crazyliberal  about 9 years ago

    Aww so sweet of Earl to replace their anniversary plant. Tomorrow’s strip will show Opal thanking Earl for his thoughtfulness.

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    crazyliberal  about 9 years ago

    Oops sorry for double click !!!

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    wizzo10  about 9 years ago

    Dumb Dog

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    cdward  about 9 years ago

    I say he gets credit! I thought it was sweet.

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    puddymom  about 9 years ago

    Earl would make a terrible crook. He’s too careless.

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    Linguist  about 9 years ago

    Chinese yews, on the other hand are rugged and can grow quite large.I planted one in front of my house in Arizona that I wrapped a small string of holiday lights on for the Christmas season..

    Not that many years later, it required a ladder and several strings of lights to decorate it !

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    jtviper7  about 9 years ago

    How sweet of Opal…,. I just love her. LOL.

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    Miba  about 9 years ago

    aw but that’s so sweet anyway.

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    1953Baby  about 9 years ago

    Opal killed a ficus tree?!? I have one, and NOTHING gets to that tree. I had to cut it down to the ground after a surprise frost (in Florida, no less) and the crazy thing is back up to six feet, and all I have to do is water it every now and again. Of course, it IS FL—most anything grows down here if you just leave it alone. . .

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  about 9 years ago

    It was worth a try

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    tammyspeakslife Premium Member about 9 years ago

    That was SO SWEET!

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    LuvThemPluggers  about 9 years ago

    That means you get another 50 years! (Shoulda thought that over, Earl)

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    mpeet611  about 9 years ago

    Nobody has noticed that the dog is holding the store receipt for the ficus plant. Looks like opal gave up on the dead plant & secretly replaced it with a new one.

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    Number Three  about 9 years ago

    It’s the thought that counts!

    Although it would be truly amazing if a plant really did come back to life.

    xxx

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    Charliegirl Premium Member about 9 years ago

    And that list is exactly why I don’t try to grow ficus! lolol

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    cheesehead  about 9 years ago

    With a ficus, if you over water it, the leaves turn yellow and fall off. If you under water it, the leaves turn yellow and fall off. I’ve killed many of them.

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    abbybookcase  about 9 years ago

    my mom’s a plant expert and she said ficuses are easy to take care of.

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    rekam Premium Member about 9 years ago

    Next door neighbor has a ficus tree and my gardener is constantly cleaning up the leaves on my property, including my driveway.

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    junemmoffatt  about 9 years ago

    Earl doing something sentimental? Wow.

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