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Mar 28, 2020Mar 2020

The village garden club has managed the area around the village pump now on and off for several years. Don't think they will do this spring, but the primroses they planted are now looking great and marking the spring well.

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Mar 31, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by FrayedBear

Prince Charles has been known to talk to them. I suspect that by the end of the COVID 19 pandemic many will have started talking to their plants. Here is a fact filled article on plant abilities & capabilities

More wildflowers seen on my visit to Portugal. The wild Gladiolus italicus, smaller and much more delicate than the garden forms, growing widely by the roadsides. The wild Arum in a damp valley bottom. The Iberian Heath a very upright heather, common...

hmmmmmmmmmmmmm i wonder. What is she planning on planting? 1. Potatoes 2. Hub a bub

The virus is not affecting my snowball bush. In fact it has never been this glorious before. My asparagus is pitiful this year but strawberries, blackberries, iris, creeping phlox, and daffodils have never looked better. It's obvious you can't ...

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I probably should be posting this on a food group, but I feel my inspiration was directly related to my fruit trees and gardening passion. I have a Calamondin tree that is beautifully fruiting. Those delicious little oranges, with a sour taste and...

What the hll! Creepy little monsters 👹 🐜

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Apr 21, 2020Apr 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Springtime! And the chipmunks are remodeling. 😳

It has been raining a bit so i thought I would share some raindrops

The little greenhouse next to the Mennonite store in Marion. NY is now open. I bought two small pots of Heliotrope. If you don't know these wonderful little plants, go find a good greenhouse and floor your nose. They smell wonderfully sweet. I ...

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Apr 29, 2020Apr 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

Some of my indoor work. Both the same strain, Monkey Balls, pics taken this evening. The bud growth coming along nicely. :)

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May 3, 2020May 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

Hi ya all. Hope yur day was great one. Getting ready to clean up around the froggy pond. We listen to them every evening. My daughter and i too love listening to them. Question. Does anyone know what this cute thing is. I resurrected it years ago. ...

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May 6, 2020May 2020

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All three pics are rotated 90degrees clockwise. No way to correct that. Volunteerr pumpkin bloom in my compost pile....well, next to it. Experiment survivor: I scattered some English daisy seeds last year, not knowing if our climate is too much ...

The autumn is cold and late now, but down at the bottom of the garden something still grows and thrives.

And it is catalog season! I have used both Johnny's Selected Seeds and Pinetree seeds for years. JSS has a great selection of tools and supplies, and Pinetree has cheaper packets and a nice variety. They are both in Maine, as is Fedco--I have ...

Gardener friends--any favorite crops or varieties that are vaguely obscure and you think everyone should grow? A few from me, red russian kale, lemon cucumbers, runner beans, and pink single mums--I think there are several varieties, but they look ...

We have one of the many underused chat rooms--we need to get in there and dust it out. Will be there in 30 minutes, so 5:30 EST US. Perhaps something as easy as interesting garden stories? And for those looking for points, chat rooms are a source....

This flower smells of death. It's pollinated by flies and difficult to grow in Nova Scotia. It managed to bloom by leaving in the ground and covering with leaves over the winter. I'm assuming the bulb gets bigger each year because the flower got ...

Here in Florida my tomato plants are up and growing in peat pots. In preparation for spring planning, I have hoed up the garden and treated the soil for nematodes. Here in Florida, nematodes flourish and hugely damage the roots of tomato and pepper...

Feel free to mention if any of these are incorrect or share your experience with these plants. They were taken last June. azalea native fern catmint columbine azalea geranium backyard garden lady slipper iris Briggs moonlight Daphne

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