
Some have tie out pegs growing from them.

Others have dog collars.

Others yet have kids, oh wait I think he climbed in there!

Look another dog collar tree, I thought they were called Dog WOOD trees.
This is a special tree that actually grows its own jars for canning its fruit.

**Now if only they would start growing money.........
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Now where can I get a cutting to plant the one that grows the cute little boys? Mine are way too big now!
Lisa ... you're a hoot!
Enjoyed having you and the kids around this weekend... you should have come back Monday; I actually cleaned up the kitchen/craft room!
As soon as you find that money tree, I want a start.
I LOVE THAT...I am just wondering where the dogs are? :)
Thanks for the laugh!!
Unfortunately most of them are under the trees that their collars are stuck in, living in the root section...
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