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People who enjoy growing their own food. Or taking care of their landscaping and gardens. Let’s try and keep politics to minimum here in this group unless it has something to do with agriculture or affect on planting and growing your own food.

People who enjoy growing their own food. Or taking care of their landscaping and gardens. Let’s try and keep politics to minimum here in this group unless it has something to do with agriculture or affect on planting and growing your own food.

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Jun 6, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam
A while ago i mentioned about the rain ph. It rained to day. So i go get another sample. Here it is. The 7.6 ph test todays rain. The 7.3 ph was tap water 2 days ago. Have anyone here tried to monitor rain ph. Both are to high for good nutrient ...
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Jun 19, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by MarkWD
There is a Zoom lecture next Wednesday, June 24 by Fergus Garrett about the biodiversity study done for the gardens at Great Dixter in Sussex and the practices which have contributed to maintaining it. It is 15 pounds for a two hour presentation. ...
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Jun 22, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam
I am not trying to be judgemental, lol, there are different levels of sanity. I know there are, i think i tried most. Lol Nah, it is very pretty, but what do they taste like...
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Jun 22, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by FrayedBear
Looking for something different from Australia?
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Nov 15, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by CrazyQuilter
Pak choi may be my new favorite winter veggie. This made a tasty stir fry. It's growing really well in 70's daytime and 40's nighttime. Does anyone know how well it can handle freezing temps? It can get down to 20F here.
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Nov 20, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by Fernapple
Some may think this a little sentimental but I like it.
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Nov 24, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by FrayedBear
From fbuk - seedlings from bought produce:
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Dec 4, 2019Dec 2019

Posted by BDair
A cautionary tail..
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Jan 11, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by Mooolah
Bring it Isaac. My burr & white 120 year old oaks are trimmed & ready for Persephone's departure.
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Jan 13, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by Allamanda
This made me happy - a rare (possibly the only specimen of this) hibiscus bred by my late neighbour, a Danish horticulturalist in St Croix USVI. It was very sickly then run into by a drunk driver, and didn't flower for some time. I would like to know...
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Jan 13, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by Allamanda
Just wonderful!
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Jan 20, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by Fernapple
Despite the frost and snow the spring bulbs just keep pushing through. They do not grow like most plants by dividing and increasing the number of their cells, but by inflating their existing cells hydraulically so that they become much larger, it is ...
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Jan 23, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by Fernapple
I like this, quite opposite to my OCD approach, but its fun to listen to someone talk about something simple and basic I enjoy doing. Just ignore the adds.
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Mar 28, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by glennlab
My chocolate mint bed, it is about a foot high in one of my old fish ponds. I thought this would keep it from spreading, this is its second year from a single cutting. I top dressed with compost and we have had over a foot of rain, after a very mild...
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Apr 12, 2020Apr 2020

Posted by Surfpirate
There is still the threat of frost but I have the Tulips, Irises and Alliums that I forced in pots this winter out to get some sun and fresh air. The reflecting pond is open for the season as well, no frogs yet but I moved them to the main pond last...
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Apr 25, 2020Apr 2020

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge
Yay! My baby Clematis both survived the winter to bloom again! They sure haven't grown a whole lot, though. These are Niobe and Diana's Delight....with a photo-bombing black eyed Susan.
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May 4, 2020May 2020

Posted by JackPedigo
I seem to have created a monster. When we first moved here there was a smallish crabapple tree. It was engulfed with a wisteria but was a bit unusual in that it had purple leaves and tiny, berry sized fruit. I cleared the wisteria and constantly ...
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May 6, 2020May 2020

Posted by DavidDuhon
On one of our near daily walks, we saw a fair number of trilliums, and while they are not real showy, it is nice to see them. I was thinking of how tastes in wild flowers varied for me from what I plant in the garden--I mostly plant cuts. Then I ...
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Aug 17, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by FrayedBear
Another winter flowering! Some months ago I bought a Camelia from the tlc "please rescue me" waifs at the local hardware store. Decent clean rain in the last month has resulted in a single bloom - here seen in the pot that I purchased it in. As a ...
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Aug 20, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by dede18
In April an online nursery was selling last of bulbs half price and I ordered 5 of this exotic-colored lily. They were already sprouting in the bag and grew fast and robust, and ... Ta Da! first one opened. Truly a traffic-stopper :-)
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Sep 3, 2019Sep 2019

Posted by Spinliesel
The Bad Guys in my Garden While we were out planting the gooseberries, I introduced Brendan to the bad guys in my garden, Deadly nightshade, Lilly of the valley and Poison Ivy. I am quite relaxed about these plants, in fact Lilly of the Valley is ...
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Sep 9, 2019Sep 2019

Posted by Austin-Cambridge
Here she is in full bloom now, Amaryllis Belladonna without a doubt, thank you all for your kind help!
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Oct 27, 2019Oct 2019

Posted by FrayedBear
I've just seen an advert for someone selling pomelo seedlings and bethought to look up recipes. The wealth of uses besides my previously enjoyed marmalade and fruit drink astonished me hence this post. (I have previously shared a pomelo drink recipe ...
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Nov 9, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by Fernapple
We have had two good frosts now, but a couple of summer flowers are still hanging on. The Lamium or dead nettles, which are wonderful value as ground cover and just seem always to flower, plus one last Lupin. But the winter flowers are starting with ...
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Nov 17, 2022Nov 2022

Posted by Jolanta
Cornflowers are gorgeous.
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Posted by FrostyJim...I have enough room for a few good people.

Posted by glennlabMy heavenly Blue Morning Glories have finally gotten their color.

Posted by glennlabMy heavenly Blue Morning Glories have finally gotten their color.

Posted by FernappleIts that season again, blue sky and golden leaves, nature is the greatest designer, a Ginkgo in my garden. Also posted in photography.

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Posted by FrostyJimMaking my last batch of 2024 oven roasted tomato sauce on Oct. 10 ready to start filling jars.

Posted by FrostyJimMaking my last batch of 2024 oven roasted tomato sauce on Oct. 10 ready to start filling jars.

Posted by FrostyJimMaking my last batch of 2024 oven roasted tomato sauce on Oct. 10 ready to start filling jars.

Posted by FrostyJimI needed to preserve my bell peppers so I made Indian chutney last night.

Posted by FrostyJimI needed to preserve my bell peppers so I made Indian chutney last night.

Posted by FrostyJimMoose family munchin' on my Raspberries right now at about 8:30 on Tuesday night!

Posted by FrostyJim3 giants total over 3 lbs! Bush Early Girl hybrid grown in my Wasilla Alaska zone 4b greenhouse...

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