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RecentPosts By Donto101 (311) (Page 17 / 137) Posts by members only

Oct 24, 2021Oct 2021

My confused Plum tree. Last Spring, I bought a couple plum trees, but because of everything that happened last Spring, and some large branches shading the back part of my yard I wanted to remove, I never got around to planting them. Consequently, ...

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Oct 24, 2021Oct 2021

Posted by RussRAB

Dirt! I think I have purchaed more dirt this year than ever before. Between buying soil amendments for trees and shrubs I've planted, potting soil for numerous large pots, and mulch to cover the above and other established plantings, I probably have ...

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Oct 23, 2021Oct 2021

Posted by Fernapple

1. There is something alive, down on the ground in my garden. 2. Problem solved, terminated.

Decided to grow different items this year and had a bumper amount of bell peppers. A lot got dried and frozen and I recently tried canning and pickling. Was able to pickle 8 pint jars of peppers.

Most gardeners are aware of the risk of the rakesnake...

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Oct 3, 2021Oct 2021

Posted by Levelheaded

Tiny mushrooms and signs of fall

The third garden I’ve built from scratch, and definitely the easiest setup I’ve ever tackled. Definitely appreciating the reward this go around 💚👩🏼‍🌾

The late season colour is still astounding, White Phlox and two different sorts of Helianthemum, both six feet tall.

I cleaned out my greenhouse on Sunday - 9/28/2021. The garden season in Wasilla, Alaska was shorter and cooler than normal this year with an early frost, so yield was low for everybody. I hate to waste any produce, even if it is not fully ripe. So I...

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Sep 27, 2021Sep 2021

Posted by itsmedammit

We have the strangest weather pattern here this year. I live in that red area. We have been in severe/extreme drought all year, with lots of rain north, lots of rain south. We just have an odd band of dry. Normally we have lots of rain and even ...

I started pulling out my ugliest flowers from the pots on the deck this afternoon and replacing them with pansies. We're still having 90° temperatures I hope the other flowers in the pots shade them enough they don't die on me.

Just 4 days further on down the track and the first 1 of my Tulips is fully open, the second is not that far behind it,number 3 is still dragging the chain at present. To cap it off, the pig-face is blooming like there's no tomorrow as well.

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Sep 22, 2021Sep 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

Back from a week at the Finger Lakes. The okra patch is out of control.

Made my roasted tomato sauce today. The best sauce ever ...in my opinion. Perfect - as is - over pasta with just fresh grated parmesan - Yum!

LINKDo you have a glossy green front lawn? What is this, the 1950s?

What a difference just 4 days can make when it comes to Flowers and such in the Gardens, etc. My Tulips after 4 days have passed and, according to logical reasoning of my 8 year old Nephew, Henry, they grew this time because, " You put up a sign to ...

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Sep 18, 2021Sep 2021

Posted by tinkercreek

A white woolly bear caterpillar, some believe, suggests a snowy winter. . . and I found this little friend hiding in the leaves yesterday! The last pic was another nice surprise, with a new little Bear's Breeches popping in behind the bigger ones, ...

Anybody else started canning yet? I have switched to freezing more of my produce instead of canning it, a lot less labour intensive and it lasts the winter through. The surprise for me was freezing cherry tomatoes as they always produce more than ...

Time to make tomato sauce...

After at least 15 years and who knows how many bulbs lost, I've finally succeeded. My first ever Tulip bulbs are ACTUALLY growing and beginning to get ready to bloom as well. And the gardening experts around this area said they " Can only be grown ...

LINKYes, KC may actually take 80-year-old Army vet to court over his … butterfly garden

The garden visiting season is coming to an end now, but after several weeks of cold grey weather it turned bright and sunny yesterday for a last visit, to a really lovely garden. Much money was raised for charity, the cakes were full of extra ...

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Aug 28, 2021Aug 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

Today's Okra harvest. Half too big to be edible. This is 24 hour's growth.

It don't get no bettet than this...

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