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Nov 6, 2018Nov 2018

Making Pumpkin purée and roasting pumpkin seeds. We had to use store pumpkin since the vine borers destroyed our pumpkins this year.

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Nov 6, 2018Nov 2018

Posted by flower_nut

Spring 2018 Gentiana Creeping phlox Dicentra formosa, bleeding heart Alpine columbine Dicentra spectabilis, bleeding heart Ayssum, basket of gold The last two photos were taken a week apart. In a world full of flowers I mix them up sometimes....

What happens when you cut down to many trees.

Here’s how we hang the and ripen bananas

Here is the video of use harvesting the bananas and chop and drop the rest of the plant. You get a good look at the banana stalk and how banana grow.

It snowed this morning, which reminded me I still had lettuce in the greenhouse (I’ve been busy getting ready to move and forgot about it). Small harvest, but still! I harvested lettuce! In November! In Alaska!

Our Ice cream banana tree was knocked over in the storm last night. So we have them hanging in our laundry room to ripen

My father passed away not long ago, one of the last things he did was to make, with my help, this eyecatcher, plant frame for the wood.

I guess if you like gardening this is the group to be in. My wife and I bought our home fifteen years ago and gardening ever since. The property came with a few shrubs and a flowering apple tree. We've reached our limit of garden space available for ...

For those that want them, i have mooflower seeds (Dautura) pm me if you are interested. They do well with a little attention, but do fantastic if nurtured.

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Oct 29, 2018Oct 2018

Posted by tdtallent77

Thanks Botany Buddies! I setup a little green house in an old disposable cake pan with a clear lid, soaked down my super-dried out moss and let it sit on my desk, away from the window over the weekend... SUCCESS! We have green again!!

The first of the winter colour is now showing in the garden, with Jasmine, Lamium, red crab apples (there are a lot of apples this year) and Winter viburnum, which flowers with us all winter and smells strongly of hyacinths especially if you bring ...

Had to do some repairs to the deck and some cleaning up. And Amy made a hell of a dent in the would chips.

Had some wind blowing the side flaps of our greenhouse but it was a simple fix.

Related to my post a few days ago

Finished the DIY greenhouse build What y’all think?

The Ginkgo in the garden now is just coming up to full colour, I hope this weeks winds are not going to be too strong.

Please people, avoid any products which contain glysophate as it is proving to be a bane on this world, entering the food chain at all levels. It's even finding it's way into honey, that most pure of foods.

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Oct 22, 2018Oct 2018

Posted by tdtallent77

Does anyone have any experience with moss? I have successfully spread it around the north side of my house by transplanting (literally picking it up and setting it down elsewhere). I brought some into my classroom to grow as a live specimen for ...

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Oct 22, 2018Oct 2018

Posted by misternatureboy

Adventures in propagation

Rain, rain go away! We have experisnced record rainfall here in north Texas for Fall. 23+ inches so far and we are only about halfway through the season. More is expected before winter is officially here. We are already at record levels. I planted ...

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Oct 21, 2018Oct 2018

Posted by Donto101

Finally finished the greenhouse it took Amy and I most of the weekend. All four side roll up and down. It should keep the tropical fruit trees nice and warm. And be a nice place to over winter our potted plants.

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Amy making curry leaf powder the hard way

Got a good bit of the frame done for the greenhouse.

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