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Nov 20, 2018Nov 2018

We had a warm break in the early winter that descended upon us last week so my wife and I went out and planted 300 cloves of garlic while the soil was still workable, this morning it is frozen sold. The reflecting pond I drained last night after ...

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Nov 19, 2018Nov 2018

Posted by Fernapple

The mild autumn leaves still a lot of colour in the garden, and now the winter flowers are starting too. With Chrysanthemum, Iris foetidissima in berry, some climbing roses still going and winter jasmine just starting.

Our first lettuce harvest from the swing set garden.

Allium purple sensation Mandarin lights azalea Siberian Iris Caesar's brother You can tell the caterpillars like the azalea. They're stripping the leaves. Is there anything I could do to stop this?

My vegetable plot in winter. In this part of the UK it is possible to overwinter leeks and parsnips in the ground most years. So these remain now though most of it is cleared and dug. Interestingly I have read, that they were the main two vegetables ...

The first of the Mahonia shrubs is just coming into flower now, it is a hybrid form from Asia, M. medina I think. Before the hard winter we had here in 2010 to 2011, it was over head high, but that winter the top was killed completely. It seemed ...

Anyone gardening in Florida? 'Tis the season!

I like succulents and sedum. Our gardens have several so I decided to make a planter and fill it with succulents. I wanted something different so I designed it in the shape of our backyard garden. It was difficult to obtain the exact shape but I'm ...

My greenhouse at night the red light is for my Sour Sop. It doesn’t like temps below 50 degrees

This is not about growing but I thought you would like it. Many books on garden history say that, people in the middle ages and before, did not value views and landscape, even in gardens; but I do not think that human nature changes that much with ...

For years I saved every bit of used potting compost in a heap, this year I have enough to mulch the whole garden with it. There may not be much food left in it but it still makes the plants grow.

Pasqueflower - Pulsatilla This is a cool flower. It looks strange when it first emerges and leaves a hairy head after the flower dies. It blooms in May and is a welcome sight when it does.

The first hand of our Ice Cream Bananas are finally ripe and we get to do a little taste test. Anyone else growing Bananas?

Anyone knows this one? Edible ?

Phygelius is only on the edge of being hardy here. I have to grow it by the stream, which being spring fed and warm all year keeps a little frost away. And sometimes you get a late flower or two after the main show and just for a while before the ...

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Nov 13, 2018Nov 2018

Posted by Donto101

Amy giving a update on the food forest and homestead

For those of us who like to grow flowers, are there any colors you prefer not to grow? I worked with a guy who didn't like pink flowers. He ssid he was fine wifh every other color, but not pink. For me, it would be white flowers. Now, I like white ...

Been busy here lately. Getting ready for my sister and mother coming down to stay with us for a while. But I did manage to make a quick video of Bradyn and I planting our Cranberry Hibiscus cuttings.

Today is a good day to show some poppies. The poppy is a symbol of remembrance and hope. Our garden has several different kinds. I let them seed and grow throughout our garden. I even take the seed heads and spread them around. The poppy makes a ...

The easiest most versatile plant to have are daylilies. This one is called Avant Garde. Anyone else have daylilies?

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Nov 8, 2018Nov 2018

Posted by potteryguy2018

Anyone doing microgreens?

The family who star in this video are mostly living off the land on a city lot, 1/4 acre, in Australia. I hope to make a similar garden.

Recycling has its treasures for a garden. An old park bench is used as patio stones to save on pea stone and try something different. My wife had the idea to add some solid colour marbles in the pea stone. They sparkle in the sunlight. It's the ...

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Nov 6, 2018Nov 2018

Posted by LetzGetReal

What is a commercial or other fertilizer, phosphorous rich to feed a jasmine in zone 8b?

Hosta Feeding Here in Zone 5.5, it is time to feed the hostas with alfalfa pellets. Yes, that's the rabbit feed you can buy at your local feed store. It is absolutely perfect for hostas. Just sprinkle a handful around the plant and water it ( or ...

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