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Jun 20, 2018Jun 2018

We've had such a slow season this year that my day and easter lilies hadn't bloomed yet, so it was a nice surprise to get home from a trip to find them all perky along my alley. Such a simple thing that really makes me happy. :-)

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Jun 22, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

Looks like I've gathered up the necessary stuff to construct that "bee hotel". Old cedar split rail fence posts cut to length for the "hotel" part. And my neighbor gifted me with some treated 2x6 scraps from his last job.

Purple Sedum coming up strong! And lilies for days. I thinned them only 2 years ago.

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Jun 24, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by farmboy2017

Zinnias blooming in the okra patch! The wire basket is sunk into the raised bed and we add our compost in it.

As threatened ... my efforts ( some of them ) so far. The four square is seeded with wild flowers The pots are wallflowers and trailing lobelia Near the wall are lobelia and heuchera The pots in the front are heuchera , petunia and marigolds The ...

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I went looking for a picture and article on my last post of the lisisanthus. This is what I found in my research. Lisianthus flowers have gained a reputation, somewhat unfairly, of being finicky and difficult to grow. In fact, if you just learn the ...

The wild purslane is coming up in my porch flower pot. There are also a few wild violets in the pot. Decided to just let them go this year and see what the purslane does. It is edible so can pick it as needed. There is another pot that has been...

The late hits of cold weather messed up my typical bloom dates, so I'm tickled that my Desert Willow and Pittosporum have finally started blooming. <3

The new additions A dwarf ornamental pineapple and two tiny peach trees. The mother peach tree was pretty good size and full of small peaches the lady said all she knows is it’s a yellow peach.

We picked our first peach of our FloridaGlo peach tree.

If you face the challenges of gardening in a hot, tropical or desert climate. Or you have an interest in cactus, succulents and tropical plants. I have started a new group. Please join if you like.

Hosta with Co-Ax This hosta is very happy on the north side of the house, right where the co-ax cable of my radio antenna runs. I think the hosta is called Fried Green Tomato, but I may be wrong. Too many hostas.

I just created another group "The Flock Group" for anyone that has fowl. Or are interested in them.

Is anyone interested in being a moderator for the group? I’m looking for someone to help grow the group and help to try to keep it interesting.

Planted more herbs and another Moringa

I,m going to start driving you lot barmy ! This is one of my half barrels on the grass outside my front door . Heuchera in the middle with petunia and marigolds .

Enjoy the flowers she gives us ???

Nw corner of sc and looking to find alternatives (natives) for the river birch trees i have here. planted them long ago and they are very tall now, but the self pruning aspect of them sucks. i have piles and piles of branches that need to be burned ...

My ice cream bananas have new pups coming up.

I'll be splitting these later. I prefer to use Hostas as specimen plants. r impact to see their full circumference .

One of my weigelas is blooming! This one was in the shade until recently, it's a bit leggy, but should fill out with the tree gone. Variegated leaves and lovely colored blooms.

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Jul 19, 2018Jul 2018

Posted by SkotlandSkye

The last two beets from my garden this year....baked and with a little salt and pepper. Lunch Perfection!

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Jul 20, 2018Jul 2018

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I used my excess fresh peppermint to make fresh ginger/peppermint green tea yesterday. I brewed green tea hot in my coffee maker...and then let it steep with the bags, crushed fresh peppermint, and shredded fresh ginger root for 4 hours as it cooled ...

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