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Aug 17, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by glennlab

Lotus, moon flower and sunflower, check it out.

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Aug 17, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by Fernapple

Late summer flower colour, in the UK. Echinops ritro, Phlox, Buddleja, Purple Loosestrife, Hollyhock and Agapanthus.

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Aug 16, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

A Yard Long Red Noodle Bean has finally popped, and I believe a few more are almost ready to bloom! Next year I will get seed to start many more (2 of 3 seedlings remain from my impulse purchase). The lavender blossom was so sweet!

My blue tree hollyhock.

Wild blackberries. They grow anywhere freely in South West England. Give them another week or so, they will be ready to pick, sweet and juicy. :)

Yellkini squash designed by my neighbor Myrtle with the help of local bees.

A little wild beauty to close out the day!

With the weather being lovely and amazing sunshine in the south west of England, its been a perfect getting jobs in the garden and harvesting it'brings positivity and relaxation into our lives

A rainy day here, unexpectedly, though much needed and it was not grey. I felt the need to see what was flowering... there's a Hibiscus, Petrea or Sandpaper vine, Pink Ginger, a Heliconia, a Croton, pendant Heliconia, the male Papaya flowers, ...

Back on July 23rd I posted pictures of my Alcantarea imperilais' emerging bloom stock. No flowers yet but I thought you might be interested in an update. Taken a few days ago. I'm always out in the garden between 6 and 7 in the morning to feed and...

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Aug 9, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Indoor plants & annuals we wintered over.... Enjoying the summer heat.

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Aug 9, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Update for @cutiebeauty and others who might have a passing interest: container gardening of various seeds from a decade+ ago. Peppers, dill, beets, cilantro, chives, catnip.... all are doing well. Forget about container tomatoes.

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Aug 9, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Our "bee hotel" after three years, is now occupied by a wide range of bee/wasp pollinators. I think the hyacinth vine cover did it.

This fall I will be planting a garden full of pollinator attractors. I am so excited.

This may be a bit basic for most people here, but it is rare to hear sound good advice about the basics, (some a little questionable as always ) and if anyone is starting out this could save you a lot of pain.

Sometimes Simple is Best... Fresh lettuce from the garden and grape tomatoes from my living room with cottage cheese, cracked pepper, and herbs...

We had stormy weather last night, so I cut the Lillies and some Hosta flowers to enjoy them in the living room. Their scent is perfuming the air. The bouquet with Zinnias and Sunflowers is already a few days old. I used to be very reluctant to cut ...

I can't believe this silly Neomarica caerulea AKA Walking Iris is still blooming. I took some photos (first three) of it late yesterday back lit and the color sure is a lot more washed out and on the red end of violet. Of course these don't stay ...

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Aug 5, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

This is the time of year when my little garden is still lush, and the trumpet vine that shades my bedroom window from southern sun is in full bloom. Each morning I step out of bed, pull back the darkening curtains, and see this!

My front yard needs weeding. I do a bit every day. It’s coming along slowly.

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Aug 4, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Ive mentioned for awhile that I'd like to construct a bathouse for our garden. I found a great small business, "Bat BnB", which specializes in building eco-correct ones. The cost was cheaper than me buying the proper materials at Lowes. Hanging it...

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Aug 4, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Pruning some downed cherry limbs and removing one ornamental crab apple tree after a pretty good squall line went through. I saved a few chunks, ran them through my table saw... and slathered boiled linseed oil on them to cure. Hopefully there will...

Just went out the other day and took some photos of cottage gardens. I love the interplay of architecture, and hard materials with plants. The first one especially is to kill for, just so far from 'designer' gardens.

My 2 dartura with tonights blooms. the black mass in the center of the flower is a cluster of honeybees

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