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Jan 13, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by Allamanda

Something from 1900 we could learn from -

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Jan 13, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by Fernapple

Its cold and dark in the Northern hemisphere now, and things are not that great in the US or here for that mater, I know . So I thought that those many US members on here may like to cheer up. This is an English look at some of the best of American ...

Feel free to mention if any of these are incorrect or share your experience with these plants. They were taken last June. azalea native fern catmint columbine azalea geranium backyard garden lady slipper iris Briggs moonlight Daphne

An amazing crested Myrtillocactus geometrizans succulent.

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Jan 11, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

How cool is this?!! World's largest blooming flower:

Bring it Isaac. My burr & white 120 year old oaks are trimmed & ready for Persephone's departure.

A cosmo i grew in the alleyway from some wild seed pack

Borrowed from FB Gardening site:

Here in Florida my tomato plants are up and growing in peat pots. In preparation for spring planning, I have hoed up the garden and treated the soil for nematodes. Here in Florida, nematodes flourish and hugely damage the roots of tomato and pepper...

It's winter up here in Canada so everything is either dead or asleep as far as my gardens. I did manage to plant 250 tulip bulbs in pots today and 100 Irises and 100 Alliums in layered pots, we'll see what we get in a few months time.

I believe these are correct but I could be wrong. They were taken in June in my old garden. primrose gentiana fern leaf bleeding heart cinnamon fern rock garden (pieris in the foreground) aubrieta dicentra spectabilis saxifraga

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Jan 4, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by Mooolah

Hey you jonquils. Its January in Wisconsin. You are supposed to be dormant.

This flower smells of death. It's pollinated by flies and difficult to grow in Nova Scotia. It managed to bloom by leaving in the ground and covering with leaves over the winter. I'm assuming the bulb gets bigger each year because the flower got ...

Not everyones cup of tea but obviously a passion, and a what a display.

A little New Year excitement for me! First turmeric harvest and this is one spadeful!

I took a friend around our small Botanical Garden, in mixed sun and showers, a few days ago - St Croix, USVI.

I am loving the warm weather but .... everything is starting to bud! Hydrangea, peaches, roses & all the trees in the woods behind my house.

After selling my garden it will be missed but I have many photos to reflect. These were taken in June of this year.

A quick, sadly very quick overview of one of the great garden cultures. You may not want one but you have to admire.

I have a loquat tree, and with the need for pollination I feed the bees to keep them coming back.

Viburnum X bodnantense is perhaps the best winter flower there is, nearly all though the winter it make these small but very highly scented flowers. If brought in to the house, even one small branch will fill the room with a hyacinth perfume.

A vase a bowl and some Holly from the garden, it seem enough to celebrate the winter solstice, at least for a lone male. (It cost nothing and will seem even better after a couple of drinks. ) Happy solstice to you all.

Good info, at least to me - on Mycorrhizal fungi Sorry the link is bad - you can get there by putting this into Google: dario.cortese/the-internet-of-plants-mycorrhizal-fungi-sorting-fa cts-from-myths

Climate change anyone... My peach trees seem to think it is spring 😢

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