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Dec 20, 2019Dec 2019

Posted by Allamanda

Just discovered plants -

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Dec 16, 2019Dec 2019

Posted by Fernapple

I saw this in the next village, some very neat stylish hedge cutting, obviously a work of passion, And not quite as twee as some topiary you see.

I also posted this one in Natural History, but it works here too. With the hard winter coming on, this is something to think about, and most of it works all round the Atlantic.

In my winter garden here in Florida, my green beans are full of blossoms and little beans. Will have more than enough to make Hoisin glazed green beans for Christmas dinner.

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Dec 9, 2019Dec 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

December roses: Easy Spirit. Some years I manage to have a smattering of roses still blooming at Christmas. But this year we had an actual freeze in the mid-twenties back in mid-November, so the roses closed up shop. Except....I had just bought 3 ...

Yesterday I went for lunch at a friends place. The next door neighbor has an apricot tree laden with fruit, ready to pick. So that is what we did. I got a big bag to take home. Apparently the neighbor doesn't pick any of them. How bizarre is ...

So what have you enjoyed this past week that you harvested, from your garden or picked elsewhere? For most of us, this will be things that were canned, frozen, dried, preserved in some way. For the rest of you make us jealous with what is available...

I wondering what is the basic structure of folks gardens on here--containers, aquaculture, rows, raised beds, more fruit, flowers, vegies, herbs, an integrated landscape, separate gardens for different things? And what direction might you want to ...

Offering something for folks to ponder--the effect of major solar flare events on human history. The most significant one that we know much about was the one in 1859 which sent the Northern lights as far south as the Caribbean and which sent sparks ...

Forest planting by Kimura One of my all time favorite things but have no experience in.

The Mahonia bealei ( It may be Mahonia x media, help with that would be appreciated.) is coming into flower now in the garden, it is I think one of the best winter flowers, with the almost perfect rosettes of flower spikes on top of the foliage ...

Anyone in Va. or NC interested in making heirloom apple trees?

My scotch bonnet pepper tree is full of peppers.

Hello All, My name is Josh and I'm a former marijuana cultivator. I've been jailed numerous times for cultivation in Kentucky where marijuana is illegal but all were misdemeanors and as my friends and myself were always very knowledgeable of law ...

Each year a Christmas tree goes to the village, for display in the square. I excuse myself giving it, on the grounds that, it clears space in the garden, the logs can be burned and it is a Yule Tree celebrating the winter solstice not a xmas tree, ...

One that I have yet to try. Has anyone else tried eating succulents? If so which?

My garden is full of weeds, but it is far too hot to go and do anything about it, so I may as well have a cup of tea instead.

From fbuk - seedlings from bought produce:

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Nov 23, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by tinkercreek

Last push of the season, snipped after 2 frosty mornings. The bloom looks a bit ragged, but the deep lemony fragrance of my little Intrigue rose is well worth enjoying as long as possible!

Finally put in two rain barrels this past summer. Felt great to be able to use rain water. Between that and using compost, I'm hoping to see increased productivity in the garden beds.

Hi all I live in the subtropic part of Australia and am hoping to get some garden beds set up and start growing some food plants. I have chickens baby dragon fruit and lemon grass at present. The possums ate my pawpaw, and mulberry plants. the ...

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Question: Anyone here familiar with frog fruit groundcover vine? I bought some seeds. Planted several in peat pots and placed under grow lights at roughly 70 degrees fahrenheit. After a month so far, nothing has sprouted. I don't know if the ...

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