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RecentPosts By Donto101 (311) (Page 82 / 137) Posts by members only

Feb 20, 2019Feb 2019

MoonTiger just posted a beautiful photo of hanging succulent gardens on some balconies. This one is not as spectacular, but I thought it interesting because it is part of a garden someone was making on the old castle wall Silves Portugal. Don't know ...

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Feb 19, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Heidi68

We have weather moving in again - hope it doesn't hurt everything budding up.... Peach trees, hydrangeas, black berries - my roses are also budding I just didn't get any photos

We started our spring gardening the other day. Better late then never. We got quite a bit done. And got more done today. Still working on that video. What will y’all be planting this spring?

One of 6 Dragon planters I made of free salvaged redwood and 1/8" oak plywood. Cut 6 dragons at a time in stacked oak ply with $120. Delta electric scroll saw.

Wonderful fashion statement with succulents... Low water requirements a plus!

So happy to find this group - love growing anything. Can any of you tell me why a rose bush I buy with spectacular blooms will then produce an entirely different bloom the next season? Usually much less attractive. What can I do to prevent this? ...

Here is a older video that we thought was lost. But was able to recover it.

My garden has a wildlife pond, and today I spotted the first frog-spawn of the season, I do not know how the cold blooded creatures do it this early in the year, when there is ice round the pond edges some mornings.

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Feb 17, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by AstralSmoke

Mary Reynolds. It’s Reynolds’ approach to planting that truly sets her apart. She chooses varieties that naturally grow together and doesn’t believe in weeding or breaking up the soil. More esoterically, she asks the land what it wants to ...

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Feb 17, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by FlippantLlama

I built an impromptu fire pit today and burned a lot of the brush in my garden left over from last year. It all went well and the kids had fun helping. Then we sat and enjoyed the heat because is still pretty cold here. I found myself really wishing ...

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Feb 17, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

My loropetalum is in full bloom! I am still learning when things bloom here, especially things I have not grown before. ?

Some of my favourite moments in the garden. I may have posted these in a previous post so here they are again. Can anyone identify these flowers and the spider? Number 9 is not a paniculata but a divaricata.

Amy cleaned out the swing set garden to make room for spring planting. And I got a little aggression therapy.

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Feb 14, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by FlippantLlama

My compost heap is underperforming lately, and I want to add a starter/booster. Anyone have a suggestion/favorite?

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Feb 14, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

We’ve got some rain today in Yuma. Not a lot. IF I had done my planting, I would still need to water. I picked some tomatoes today...amazing, since I haven’t even been out there for about ten days. There are still some green tomatoes, but I ...

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Shared from Health & Happiness

Feb 13, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by misternatureboy

Guess who just got a job offer from a plant nursery

Walmart verse Whole Foods

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Feb 12, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by misternatureboy

Japanese bonsai owners urge thieves to water stolen 400-year-old tree worth $127,700

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Feb 12, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Article on little known facts about roses. (Actually, I already knew some of these, ?)

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Feb 11, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

This is MORE than alarming! "Insect Apocalypse" predicted by scientists. Folks, let's think very carefully about what we are doing to the environment, especially about chemicals. NIGHTMARE STUDY: INSECT END TIMES?

Ok guys we have a lot of members in this group. I have been very busy at work, working on projects around the homestead and trying to grow our YouTube channel. I haven’t been able to give this group the attention it deserves so I am asking for ...

We went to a really nice little Homestead and Ag show. Had some great venders and Work Shops. I hope they do more of them.

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Feb 10, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

First transplant of Canna & Calla lilies from seed. I was surprised at the depth the roots had grown to.

Two of the little joys of the cold season here in the UK, are the winter flowering Snowdrops (Galanthus ) and Winter Aconites (Eranthis hymalis ), both now at their hight. They grow in gardens but are widely naturalised, as here in the graveyard of ...

The last of my carrots from last summer. Dig out of my garden this afternoon.

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