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Jun 22, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by FrostyJim

I love my Alaskan Iris... all of my Iris came from 4 plants that we bought at a garden show in 2005

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Jun 22, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by Lorajay

I changed my Facebook banner to a picture of my moonflower. I received many comments about the dangers of being poisoned by this pretty. I had no idea that some people are so desperate for a trip they eat the seeds. After reading the misery the ...

Rambling rose happily rambling in full bloom.

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Jun 21, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

Oh boy. It has been many many years since i enjoyed this. We could get more montmorency cherrys picked if Naomi would stay out of the sweet Stellas. Lol... Pie did someone say "pie". So here we are from tree to pie... They got another batch pitted ...

8:00 AM...took my early morning walk through the garden with my coffee... 50 degrees outside and partly sunny. Everything looks good... The Iris are blooming and other flowers are doing fine. Gooseberries are setting fruit, raspberries are blooming ...

Last year we planted some grasses that were supposed to like partial shade and would grow to 6' in height, according to the sales gal, they grew to 2' in height and then died. So this year I dug up the remains of the grasses and planted some peace ...

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Jun 20, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

Compost station...just finished the second clean up of the year. Left to right. Grey pile is firepit ashes New compost pile Last years compost shows the cut away I mix the peat moss about 40 percent peat to 60 of composted. I also use the garbage ...

About four animal-buddies getting together around plant-buddies. A lesson of sharing instead of hurting. Make Peace as Terra-Nature does. Terra-Family for global Protectivity!

Over the past 2 and 1.2 years, I have sent seeds for black heirloom tomatoes to a number of people on our site. If you received such seeds from me and grew tomato plants, how did you like the taste?

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Jun 20, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

What a beauty of a rose.. Yesterday while pruning my sandwhich chards the sweet scent was nicely comforting... Today i counted 13 flower spears in the Yucca's.

I encourage quite a lot of wildflowers in the garden. This is a favourite, even though some people think of it as a weed. Orange Hawk Weed, or Fox And Cubs, Hieracium brunneocroceum. It gives me no trouble and looks great at about a foot high. The ...

There is a Zoom lecture next Wednesday, June 24 by Fergus Garrett about the biodiversity study done for the gardens at Great Dixter in Sussex and the practices which have contributed to maintaining it. It is 15 pounds for a two hour presentation. ...

For those of you who use Facebook have you ever noticed how, when you load some photos for a post that they somehow select a photo to crop to make a banner for the resulting album? I discovered this by searching my photos under albums and ...

I think this might be a flower stalk since it sprouted a sister plant off the back underside. I don't know what this succulent (cactus, it does have clusters of tiny needles) is so not quite sure. fingers crossed

Things by the water side that delight in June. Osmunda regalis, the Royal fern, is five feet high and showing its sporing bodies that look almost like fading flowers, though of course being a fern it does not flower. Primula florindae with its heavy ...

My green beans are sprouting ...and all is good with my garden.

Our labyrinth garden. One reason I can’t seem to find time for my own private gardens is a lot of time is spent here. (scroll down to video). When we first started visiting this island we saw the layout and thought these...

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Jun 16, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

Out in the garden picking some berrys. Strawberries are about done, 26 quarts frozen. So some weeding and picking over whats left in the strawberry bed. Decided to fire up the oven and for some short cakes..yeah the whipped cream would have been ...

In an online group which sprang up during the COVID plague devoted to sharing tours of ones garden, I just posted one including a series of photos of just one same place in the garden over the last 25 years. I posted 14 photos there. I'll try to ...

It's been a year and two months but today I started hand-pollinating my vanilla orchid again. Missed the first 5 flowers, got one today, hopefully there will be 12 or more after that. I got 19 beans from last year's. Pictures from last year.

The garden seems to be going through a pink phase this month. Rose 'Complicata', Paeony (unknown), Rosa alba 'Celestial' (wonderful scent), Lamium, Phuopsis (great ground cover), Astrantia or Masterwort.

Weed and grass killer tip... vinegar. A neighbor noticed some grass was working it's way between my pavers and said that pouring or spraying with plain old vinegar would kill them as it's an acid. Very inexpensive too, $2 a gallon. So I tried it. I ...

Evolving Roses. When we moved here I transplanted a number of roses. One was overtaken by plum and Crab-apple so it decided to reach for the sun. A little hard to see, one branch is on the far left and the reaching ones in the top middle. The highest...

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Jun 15, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by NoPlanetB

PRODUCT REVIEW - Expandable Hose by Silver Bullet Pocket Hose I want to say that I bought a new hose, a sliver bullet expandable hose, that I just love. This is a product review. This hose weighs nearly nothing and was so easy to use, drag around ...

My 1st tomato this season! So thrilled.

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