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Jul 17, 2020Jul 2020

My passion fruit vine is beautifully blooming and again the catterpillars are feasting on it. But I happily found a few fruits. 😍 @glennlab check it out.

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Jul 17, 2020Jul 2020

Posted by Ladydiana

Potatoes make a beautiful flowers but doesn't help with their production.

The sun is shining, so a bit of weeding is on the cards. This will go on and on and on and one day it will all look lovely.

While I was at the Mendocino Coast Bot Garden I checked out their dahlias as they have some nice ones, though they're still a few weeks away from the height of bloom. These photos are from 2013 when I managed to get up their on August 5th. ...

I was pretty bummed out Sunday. After (as it turns out) breaking my toe Friday and wrenching my knee Saturday, my reward was to be a three hour trip up the coast to visit the Mendocino Coast Bot Garden, one of my favorite places. But after running ...

Community Garden Several years ago a couple of us built a large High Tunnel Hoop House (greenhouse) to be used as a community garden, 26'w X 72'l X 12-16'h so lots of room for a community. Now we finally have people growing things, mainly tomatoes, ...

My gardening consists of removing & preventing invasive species on my properties. Plant natives & see how easy gardening is. 2 acre prairie requires mowing or burning once every 3 years or so to keep the tree invasion down. 1 acre oak savannah ...

I guess its now coming to the peak season for cottage gardens with us now, so I went out today and along the way snapped a shot or two of some, old walls and doors and cottage plants. I really love it when people manage to pack a huge amount into a ...

Another surprise flower. This Gymnocalycium cactus decided to bloom this morning. It was nestled in almost hidden by some succulents and could have been easily missed.

I think we all get the occasional weird looking veggies in our gardens but I say this lemon online and thought to myself 'They are seriously overspraying their lemon tree' :)

My favorite blue planters and Mr. Frog (birdbath) 🙂 (Shame about the neighbor's bins at the back. 😅)

I posted this in another group but thought you may like. Found this little person in the garden yesterday. It was a wonderful find, I have not seen a live one for a couple of years in my garden, it proves we still have a population in the village. ...

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Jul 11, 2020Jul 2020

Posted by MissKathleen

This herb planter would fit right in at my house.

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Jul 10, 2020Jul 2020

Posted by MissKathleen

Are you growing zucchini? Be careful!

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Jul 10, 2020Jul 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

Hi everyone, how is your gardening life like today. I am finnaly at a moments break the past several weeks. Ugh, Then i locked myself out of this site with to many attempts with passwords. Then did a paranoia dance over it, but that's pretty normal ...

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Jul 10, 2020Jul 2020

Posted by FlippantLlama

This is why I garden. This makes me so happy!

Some cheerful colors. Lady Sophia at the back.

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Jul 9, 2020Jul 2020

Posted by Lightupmylife

This is the week my garden is beginning to die. The heat and no rain have taken their toll. Tomato and yellow squash are the only things left. Shade fabric helped prolong the season by maybe a week. Next investment is a drip irrigation system. But ...

Anyone have any idea what this thing is growing on an old stump behind my house? Fungus? Mushroom? Have I mentioned how much I hate Japanese Beetles? They are finally moving on but I have been picking 150 to 200 beetles off my grapes, blackberries, ...

Posted by tinkercreek

I've been fascinated with Dali since visiting an exhibit several years back, a one-time trip to Sydney, Australia, in the old Customs Building by the dock. This, I love:

I had to go to our Botanical Gardens today to pick up 2 fruit tree seedlings - so took some snaps of the Flambouyants which are just flowering again, as every year. Plus shots of cacao pods, the flowering of a White Manjack tree, and the avocados at ...

Some time ago the electrical company dug up my driveway entrance to bury a cable. They covered everything with gravel. Some time later a 'weed' erupted which I wanted to pull but always forgot. Then it bloomed and a close friend who came by to help ...

This morning's views....

Double Delight - probably my favorite rose, it smells absolutely delightful

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