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RecentPosts By Donto101 (311) (Page 67 / 137) Posts by members only

Jun 9, 2019Jun 2019

Anyone know what's going on here? It's hundreds of tiny white bumps as well as the thicker spots if covering on a weigela. Half the shrub died over winter.

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Jun 9, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by tinkercreek

Beautiful morning here, heading into a little heat wave. Mock Orange is blooming in the back, and Oxalis out in front, love them!

1 - yummy grapes 2 - yummy peaches 3 & 4 - oh boy oh boy sunflowers 5 & 6 - wild fungus 7 - my hydrangea is finally blooming 8 - Pinata rose 9 - don't I have the coolest mailbox - I mean, daylillies 😊

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Jun 6, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

I found this video about getting a better tomato to leaf ratio:

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Jun 6, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

Remember that sprouted organic sweet potato piece that I planted a few months back? I kind of lost interest in it because “people” told me it would just grow lots of roots and no sweet potatoes, that you “have” to start sweet potatoes from ...

A photo of starting to process the Criollo-type cacao pods from my largest tree - pick them, split each with a whack from the back of the machete, scoop out the beans and pulp which then has to ferment for 3-5 days before drying and roasting the ...

Really useful on soil restoration -

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Jun 6, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Back from 21 days traveling. While we were gone it stormed and rained almost every other day in our community. Plus, our neighboring communities were struck by at least 13 tornados, 2 of which were class 4. My yard looked like a jungle when we got...

Amazing Kniphofia. I volunteer for the BLM/San Juan Islands National Monument and about every 2 months I go to 5 sites and do a download of trail counters. It's an all morning exercise (the island is bigger than most realize) and on the way back I ...

My wax plant is blooming again. I love when it blooms. I can always tell because when I walk into the room (or even near the doorway) the sweet fragrance of the bloom hits me. It is SO pleasing and it permeates the entire room. I need to drag the ...

The rhubarb is really happy this spring. It is just one plant but it is well established and makes big, thick stalks. I have had rhubarb sauce a couple times already just because I needed to remove some of the leaves which were spreading out to ...

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Jun 4, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by Redheadedgammy

The last three blooms on this plant. There were four that opened last night. 7 blooms total on this transplant I made from the mother plant.

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Jun 4, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by Shouldbefishing

Something to be aware of with box store plants. You might not consider the possibility of buying and spreading disease just from buying plants, but here is food for thought. Support local nurseries if possible.

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Jun 4, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by Redheadedgammy

My night blooming cereus was at it again last night. One pic is how they look before blooming, the other when fully open. The scent is wonderful!

My "special" color irises are blooming now. They are closer to the house and bloom about 2 weeks later than the wall of white ones out in front. I do have some yellow and some purple in small clumps at the ends of the white wall. I did move a ...

I finished pollinating my vanilla orchid about 1 month ago, and just got back from a trip. This is what the pods look like now, quite a bit larger than I imagined (my hand for scale is 6" long).

I really like unusual plants. One of my favorite is the Monkey Tree (Chilean Pine - ). I planted a 5’ tree when I lived in Seattle (getting it home was a funny event) and when I go visit the city I drive by and my tree is now some ...

Posted by tinkercreek

My favorite time to view my white Iceberg roses - and I guess Enzo enjoys them, too!

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May 31, 2019May 2019

Posted by scout123456

I purchased 3 lilac bushes to attract butterflies in a sunny part of my back yard. The ground was really bad so I replaced 5x5x2 area for each one with gardener soil for plants, soil amendment and loomy (sp?) top soil. All 3 died within two weeks. I ...

Our landscape....forever changing.

Nature's garden... Our back yards.

While tending my "winter garden" here in East Florida...(growing season coming to an end) I couldn't help but notice eye level, a nest of birds...perhaps you can identify these cuties?

Some sights in the garden today American Lady Butterfly Monarch Butterfly American Lady Caterpillar in nest, on Pussytoes Cardinal egg

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