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May 26, 2019May 2019

Here are some of my little ones on my garden My alachua rose is doing great! Little dark red flowers. There is my sweet almond shrub on the background. The air plant flower still opening and showing a second color to it. A little lizard hanging out...

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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 ...

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Jun 6, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

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

Hathacat posted a photo of bees sleeping so I googled where bees sleep and came across this video which is too cute not to post here.

It's been 2-3 months since the avocados set, now many are 3.5" long. 2 months to go, with any luck though they are at their best in October. (We use them from Aug to Dec in a good year).

Random pictures of my garden taken this weekend....

This is a Honeysuckle! Edit! Found the name! ‘Kintzley’s Ghost’ Honeysuckle is the most glorious vine!!! I’ve had them in both of my gardens, past and present, and don’t ever want to be without at least one! They look like a eucalyptus, ...

Recent Pictures On the north side of the houser, have this beautiful hosta ( cannot remember the name) with lives in harmony with the antenna co-ax cable from my radio station.. Picture 2 heliotropes in front of the house, to keep otherr hostas ...

Grass cutting day today ... Give it a couple of days and the daisies and buttercups will be up again.

My hanging baskets are coming on ... not quite there yet , but they are doing OK.

Anyone know of an eggplant variety that isn't slimy? they are beautiful and so many varieties to plant, but to me so slimy to cook

Squash bugs.. just a nuisance or crop killer? suggestions?

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May 27, 2018May 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

Have any of you 'extreme' gardeners, especially those in England, ever tried growing Triffids from seed? I was given these by an old co-worker who I used to travel with extensively on business. The Triffids seem to be coming along nicely in a ...

Starburst alliums and a manky old rose which still manages to flower even with the dreaded blackspot.

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May 28, 2018May 2018

Posted by SkotlandSkye

This is the perfect photo to show why I hang a garden shade light diffuser tarp. My raised bed gardens are oriented east to west. So as sun tracks across the sky, they are protected from the harshest light of the mid day but still get morning sun ...

Some more hostas These are also growing below the Arbor vitae cerebelli and seem to like it there. Hostas are native to Japan. They have some very active DNA. There are now 3500 different kinds oh hostas. I have about of them. Hosta breeder are...

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Jun 1, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by AntaresRose

These are another picture from a friend of mines flowers from her garden. She lives in WA. The closest city is Perth. Australia is huge but I love the flowers.

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Jun 2, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

One of my "lazy" Gardening ideas that actually worked! Cat-proof method of starting plants indoors in "their" garden window: Jumbo size peanut-butter plastic jars. No, I didn't eat all that peanut-butter. My good neighbor is a fireman and recycled...

Two different nursery today picked up a strawberry tree, Red Roselle, large leaf moringa tree, a southern home grape vine and a dwarf ever bearing Mulberry tree.

Santolinarosmarinifolia, OliveHerb. Various people were recently asking for herbs. Here is one - I have twice tried to keep healthy specimens about 14" - 16" tall alive but for two years now I have managed to kill them! . Quoted ...

It is a lovely Wayne County spring monring. and sixty degrees. It had rained over nigh tand everything is green and eager to bloom. That includes the wild grapevine . I put my coffee cup down and started pulling the vine off the lilac bush. By the...

Sharing photo a friend sent me, sure is a beautiful Rose.

Recycle re-purpose and reuse. Planted Everglade tomatoes,Oriental long beans, Livingston sure crop beans, Seminol squash and Armenian cucumber. All planted around my son’s swing set that he has out grown.

I’ve just started a little project for my next door , neighbours mum in law . She is suffering rather badly from dementia , hopefully , when finished it’ll be a reasonable area for her . I,ll put planters , coat the paving slabs with non slip ...

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