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Aug 20, 2019Aug 2019

Thank you to the ones who identified my Morning Glories the other day. I know they are invasive (yet I usually kill them) but aren't they so pretty 😀 and they are blue(ish) ❤

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Aug 23, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by NoPlanetB

This article on Poison Ivy and such, might be helpful to some. It's debunking some myths.

Black-eyed Susans. Growing wild at a local park today.

Brendan and I planted 4 Gooseberry bushes tonight. I used fish emulsion in water as the fertilizer. Tomorrow I will plant stakes, both for markers in the winter and support as they grow. The wheelbarrow is hosting two very healthy yellow squash ...

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Sep 14, 2019Sep 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Our Hyacinth vines are producing lots of attractive seed pods this year.

A party from the county gardeners trust was the last group visit of the year to the garden yesterday. The weather was good and they greatly enjoyed it, then sat in the sun with tea, coffee an cakes. From this point my only contact with other ...

Today's crop of dried pears. There were enough in the dehydrator to fill a half gallon canning jar. With the use of the food sealer, they should keep as long as I want, or longer. Will need to do another load in the next couple days, as soon as ...

We are starting to plant the fall garden. It’s still pretty hot here but we are planting by UF planting schedule. We will see what happens.

Changes... I'm going to unpot my rose that I got this summer and put it in the ground. It is doing only "okay" but not really thriving or growing. The one blossom it had when I got it is the only one all summer. :( I've decided to plant it in the ...

When I first spotted the baby lizard he was sleeping in the middle of the flower , gotta be quick , hard to do when you're closing in on 70

I seem to buy a cyclamen every spring - but this is the first one I kept one alive long enough for it to bloom again!

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Oct 9, 2019Oct 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Interesting graphic about two different cultures. With climate disruption, the need for micro gardening (1/2 acre or less) may become critical for food production here in the United States.

Nice surprise first thing this morning.

For anyone on the east coast of Florida, near Ft. Pierce this weekend; (October 19-20)....this is a real nice exhibition...and it's free. You won't find lower cost veggies already started...and our Bonsai collection is said to be the largest in the ...

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Oct 15, 2019Oct 2019

Posted by fallinloveme

Love to garden. can get very creative. where i live now. such short growing season. never worth having food garden more for plants. and herbs..

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Oct 21, 2019Oct 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Timing.... dug these triffids up and potted them along with a rubber tree and the rubber tree's trusty sidekick. Finished five minutes before the rain started. Now.... how to get these into the kitchen..... 🍷🍷🤔

Everything in the garden and the field hedgerows seems to be turning red now. With Rose hips, Haws (hawthorn berries), Guelder rose, and Rowan everywhere. (For those having problems I had to reduce size and quality of photo to load, but it worked at ...

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Nov 8, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by itsmedammit

I have a very specific question for you experienced gardeners. I have about 40 bulbs to get in the ground, mostly allium and narcissus. We have a hard freeze coming up. Should I plant these puppies this Saturday, or wait till Wednesday? Or does ...

'We're keeping an eye on those holes you keep digging' - Your Neighbors.

In this stressful time, why not relax by gardening?

It won't be long until all of us with yards will have plenty of greens for our salads.

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Apr 4, 2020Apr 2020

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

It grew! Yay! Chicken n dumplins tomorrow!

It looks like it is not only squirrels who raid bird tables. Spotted this through the kitchen window.

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Apr 12, 2020Apr 2020

Posted by wordywalt

Dug my first potatoes yesterday. Last night I cut up a bunch of the smaller ones into thin slices, chopped up part of an onion, and pan fried that in olive oil, with salt and pepper. It was delicious.

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