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RecentPosts By Donto101 (311) (Page 49 / 137) Posts by members only

Feb 4, 2020Feb 2020

Here in central Florida, my spring garden is now in the ground -- potatoes, my black heirloom tomatoes, and green beans.

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Feb 2, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by Heidi68

4 of my 7 orchids are blooming. I tried to cluster them together so I could get them all together. Also, my christmas cactus has finally decided it is ready to bloom 😀 orchids flowers beauty

Its a mild winter so far, but it is still winter and I still dream of summer.

An ancient tree in Kew Gardens London and a hurricane teach arborists a simple truth.

Not sure if I like this or not. Bonsai Tree House

Everything where I am is almost dead. It is hard to keep anything alive in the garden. The heat, the lack of rain and the winds are killing everything.

@Fernapple, @Marionville - this is so charming!

Having had a mild spell this January, and with a cold snap on the way. I thought that I would make a collection of all the winter flowers in the garden, before they get hammered. Viburnum, Hellebore green, Hellebore hybrid, Snowdrop, Hamamelis and ...

Since I can't post pretty photos of Roses here are my Orchids. I have 7 - 3 have flowers - the other 4 have buds. Yes that is a Christmas cactus in the middle that is finally thinking about blooming. 😁

I like to get close when it comes to something beautiful. spiderwort, Sweet Kate pinks beauty bush coral bells Centaurea Montana, Gold Bullion sedum moth masterwort clematis heavy rain

1st picture,9/20/2017 of my backyard three days after Hurricane Irma. 2nd picture, same shot yesterday. Notice the "dead" trees in the background in the 1st compared to the 2nd. Mother Nature may not be a god, but she's an amazing lady.

I like this, quite opposite to my OCD approach, but its fun to listen to someone talk about something simple and basic I enjoy doing. Just ignore the adds.

Following Allamanda's post on wild hedges. Thanks to a mild spell this spring, coming out in my hedgerows now, Hazel and Willow. I love catkins. (See the Natural History group for more about why.)

A nice idea with some 'instructions' at least for parts of N America.

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Jan 21, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

These little guys have tripled in size since I got them a month ago. Can’t wait for a porch-pot of little blue iris! Oops, here they are 🤦‍

I planted some ranunculi and Anemone St Caen bulbs early October last year and here are my first 3 little blooms! Very cheerful ... I picked them and brought them in because we're having a few days of rain, plus I get to enjoy them :-) Now they can ...

Despite the frost and snow the spring bulbs just keep pushing through. They do not grow like most plants by dividing and increasing the number of their cells, but by inflating their existing cells hydraulically so that they become much larger, it is ...

The Winter Aconites, Eranthus hyemalis, are out with us now, they are no relative of the true Aconites, its a very silly name. They flower despite hard frosts and snow and can carpet huge areas.

Jan 19, 2020 roses & Iris seem to think it is spring.... as well as every single thing else around here. Btw over night temps are going to be in the 20s & highs are only going to be in the 30s for most of the week (fahrenheit) 😢

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Jan 18, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

In spite of the biblical reference, this is exciting horticultural news!

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Jan 18, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Global warming. Roses here in Baton Rouge are typically done blooming between the start of November and Christmas. They get pruned in early February and start producing flower buds again by the end of March. Here we are in Mid-January, and my ...

These are bearded iris with one Siberian iris. The third is more fragrant in my opinion but I can't decide the more beautiful. I only know the name of the first one, 'Speeding Again'. The rest have been given names as to who and where they came ...

The fist flowers here don't really come in spring but start in mid winter. It makes you think of spring though.

This made me happy - a rare (possibly the only specimen of this) hibiscus bred by my late neighbour, a Danish horticulturalist in St Croix USVI. It was very sickly then run into by a drunk driver, and didn't flower for some time. I would like to know...

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