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Feb 23, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by Allamanda

Another folk-tale that apparently was a bad thing -

I have just one Orchid, it always had eight flowers in the past but this time it has two short stems growing from the top of the one main stem each with two flowers, making a total of twelve blooms, is this normal? As I have never seen this ...

Henbit could probably best be described as a weed. It grows wild here in North Texas in the yard and the garden. But I have grown fond pf these little flowers. The color is pretty, the shape of the flower is interesting even if it is quite small. ...

First signs of spring ? The first Dwarf Narcissus, Pulmonaria, the Hellebores are raising their heads and frog spawn on the pond.

OK, so this is a video about a man who works for the church, but give him a chance and you may enjoy. LOL

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Feb 21, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

This weekend, my pretties! Should make a nice little grouping, don't you think?

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Feb 20, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by itsmedammit

This is from a front yard down the road from me. They always have a lovely array of plants and other ornamentation that offer a refreshing spot of beauty on an otherwise plain stretch of road. The cow is presumably from the Cows on Parade herd.

Should we be wary? @Allamanda please start the ball rolling. 🤔

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Feb 20, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

This is what I'm talkin' about! Mid February, and the plants were all budding out like April, yet now we have a couple weeks of morning frost. Loving the gorgeous sunshine that will let me mow the lawn before the next rain storm!

Has anyone tried this trick for aphid control?

Loved this article - some of these plants I've only eaten once or twice, or not seen in years!

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Feb 16, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Uh oh, just realized the prominantly featured specimen tree in my neighbor's front yard just 10 feet from my property and another literally against my back yard fence but in the other nextdoor neighbor's yard are Chinese Tallo trees, near the top of ...

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Feb 15, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by Lightupmylife

I’m new to gardening and to this site. Yesterday, I used organic potting soil and started several varieties of veggies from seed. I am thrilled because right now I see sprouts from the lettuce and peas sections. Now to be sure the garden plot is ...

Visually gorgeous - Directed by Tokyo-based botanical artist Azuma Makoto, Story of Flowers showcases the life cycle of flowers as a wordless explainer. The breathtaking floral animation was illustrated by Katie Scott of the Welcome to the Museum ...

My spring garden is doing well! My tomato plants are well established in the ground and in their cages. Most potatoes and beans are up and looking good. My need a small replant of the beans.

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Feb 14, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

It's that sweet daphne time of year!

Chickens and gardening, what a perfect combination.

interesting article, from respected source ... The clever glass box that reshaped the world

Snow is pretty deep up here in Canada but I am forcing 250 tulips and irises because that's just how I roll.

Feeling quite productive today. Spent 2 hours in the chicken yard to concrete in a pole to hold up bird netting. Then moved some poles that are going to be used to create another coop areas as the old coop is falling down. And finally did some ...

I discovered Chanterelle mushrooms while hiking last year. I wonder what they taste like? They smell fruity.

A book review for Nature's Best Hope by Doug Tallamy

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Feb 4, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by NoPlanetB

My oldest (12) grandson mentioned that my potatoes had little things on them. I told him those are called the eyes and they are buds that will grow into plants and the potato will turn back into several new potato plants and grow potatoes again. It's...

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