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Jun 28, 2018Jun 2018

Well, at over 100° today, it wilted me and most of the plants but the Gazanias LOVED it. There was rain last weekend and HOT, HOT weather, which they really thrive in. All of them were in bloom today and although I was melting through it, I went ...

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Jun 27, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by Donto101

Got a load of wood chips from the local tree trimmer. And managed to get most of it spread out before the storms hit.

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Jun 27, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by WalterWhite

Garden update! Pink English roses and French lilacs filling the air with perfume. A rhododendron, peony buds swelling, and a honeysuckle the ants love! Sugar snap peas climbing fast and I have 3 areas of them growing because I love them so much. ...

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Jun 27, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by farmboy2017

Another cotton bloom. Different plant. Corn is tassling, tomatoes turning red, and cantelope has set fruit!

Just finished baking some zucchini bread and muffin half with walnut and coconut, and rest with pineapple and cranberries

A little discovery, and some releases

Basil not just for eating.

These are the baskets I planted earlier in the season for my older, frail , neighbour . They were all plug plants . I expect that the fact that the lucky sod gets the sun all day helps a bit .

These are the baskets I planted earlier in the season for my older, frail , neighbour . They were all plug plants . I expect that the fact that the lucky sod gets the sun all day helps a bit .

Just finished giving my hanging baskets and wall container a drink.

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Jun 27, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by MissKathleen

@kenriley here are some more photos of my garden. 1. from the roof, taken by my solar installers; 2. organic Romaine I rooted indoors, then planted in a pot; 3. harvested Little Gem Lettuce; 4. cleaned Little Gem; 5. harvested and cleaned Romaine....

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Jun 27, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by SkotlandSkye

Site is dropping the word S U G A R ... from my zucchini bread recipe so if you see 1/2 C organic raw the answer is !!!!!! I wrote @ and I've edited it back in probably 5x now I just heard that it's missing again.

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Jun 27, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by SkotlandSkye

Photos from my “watermelon patch” this morning 😋😋🍉🍉🍉

Good morning gardeners this is day 5 of the morning trip the garden, I picked zucchini,yellow neck squash, cucumbers, and started picking green beans but didn't get very far it started pouring down rain. so I got soaked, I hope everyone is having a ...

While touring the garden on a lecture with a garden club. Great little "teacher's pet"

Ooh! Look what bloomed overnight !

Burn Barrel and Molotov Cocktail I was weedwhacking the jungle that is on the north side of the house, also cleared a path to the burn barrel. The branches and leaves and twigs were still slightly damp from the rain a few days ago, so the idea of ...

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Jun 26, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by SkotlandSkye

The start of lunch straight from the garden...

Coneflower morning. I find their structure slightly vulgar but I like the color contrast where they are mixed with orange lilies. Also, I love the yellow verio birds that come.

Good morning, almost noon, Day four morning trip to the garden. I really hope everyone is having a good day.

This is the result so far of half a box of wildflower seed from the £1.00 shop. I k the nasturtiums must have self seeded from last year . When I get overrun again with cabbage s and 40 billion caterpillars , I,ll let you kmow

My Petunias in a half barrel have gone loopy . The stem is a heuchera fighting for a bit of light.

Ring neck parrot visiting my garden today.

Not sure where else to post this but figured you guys would understand. been having really bad, windy with much rain, storms here lately and so far, not too much damage. but when i went outside the other day after another bad one, i saw that the ...

Urgent Request Hi All, I've discovered the thousands of incredibly unique native plants in the south west of Australia. The area is known to scientists as a biodiversity hotspot. One of very few in the world! Unfortunately, not everyone ...

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