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Aug 16, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by Leafhead

Stapelia grandiflora, 2019 bloom

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Aug 15, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by Heidi68

Some beauties from around my property. Does anyone know what 2 & 3 are? This vine just appeared in my blackberries. Just noticed the bloom tonight (sorry it is a tad blurry) and the leaf gets quite large. Last pic is some delicious Concord Grapes I ...

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Aug 15, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by CrazyQuilter

My brother made me these tomato cages. They work a lot better when the growing season lasts until end of Nov. The cages are 6 ft tall. As an indeterminate variety, these will grow all season.

a few more pictures from my garden (as I get ready to run away for 6 weeks!) - St Croix, US Virgin Islands. Heliconia, caladiums, bananas, noni

In the Photography group we mentioned Naked Lady bulbs blooming and I promised to go take pics in my neighborhood of an abundant clustering along a fence ... wow! from the looks of the clusters they must've been there for a decade or more! a ...

RUN! THEY'VE ESCAPED! The squash have fled their bonds and are taking over the backyard. @zoohome, I think this might be what your volunteer vines were and if so they would have taken over your entire garden. I have a dedicated spot where they ...

The Agapanthus are in full flower now. I am always amazed that we can grow these exotic bulbs in our climate, the trick is good drainage and full sun, though where I have seen them in the wild, in the warm south, they tend to grow in the shade. The ...

Tomato crop finally started coming in. These are the first tomatoes i' picked this year. Tomatoes are way behind here, the other varieties i planted have ripened nothing yet, except for a couple of those little "cherry" ones in the pic. Batteries ...

Mystery vine produces! First harvest from the "mystery" vines that came up (volunteer) in my garden this spring. However, they are not all the same, there is another one growing and it is a distinctly different shape. There must have been some ...

Hi, I am new and I have a question. Thanks. I was given a hanging planter for my balcony but the brackets to hold it to the border (metal) are "nowhere to be found". Please, what else can I use to hold the planter to the border? Since is an old one ...

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Aug 12, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by ShadowAmicus

First few tomatoes of this years crop and plenty more to come - no idea what varieties as I was given various plants, but they are so much tastier than shop bought

I keep forgetting to ask - I had these red lily beetles for 2 seasons. They are incredibly destructive and decimated my prized lilies. This year I had no beetles! I suppose they hit areas in waves? Anyone else struggle with them?

My fish pond before the raccoons destroyed it. The rootball was over 300 pounds in one season.

These are not my garden but the parking lot of the nearby St Georges Village Botanical Gardens on St Croix, USVI. I don't know what the tall plant with huge leaves is. A pretty Hibiscus variety. End of the season of the flambouyant blossoms but still...

Early morning at my self wicking garden. The little caterpillar was only about an inch long. Dragonfly liked the celery, and didn’t mind me coming in for a close-up shot.

I saw this picture and thought it sweet enough to share Apache plume Scientific name: Fallugia Rose family

You know all those critters that eat your plants. Here's our solution down here.

I just got a message from a member of a local web site about an App. It's a Plant Identifier. I downloaded it on my iPad. If you have the picture of the plant it captures it from your photos and WOW a full name etc. of plant. It's called PlantSnap. ...

The Acanthus are coming to the end of their flowering now. The one I grow is Acanthus spinosus, it is very spiny, even the flowers are untouchable, but the thistle like leaves are spectacular. It is of course one of the most celebrated of all plants ...

I've noticed a big decline in the amount of bees I see in my yard over the last few years. Has any else experienced this as well? They're mainly attracted to my Linden and crabapple trees when they're in bloom (which isn't for long). I only use ...

I have another question about seeds. My Prunus serotina (Wild Cherry) finally fruited in earnest and i harvested 20 seeds. How would i best scarify prior to stratification? Can i stratify dry or to they need to be in soil (wet stratify)? Im looking ...

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Aug 9, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by KevinSomething

LINKSome common garden plants might help keep bugs away

Bumper crop of tomatoes, and also of the tomato hornworm. I found this one this morning and really inspected him. They look vicious but really are harmless.

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