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May 21, 2018May 2018

Posted by Sheannutt

This was my Rosemary I had, love just going out there and cutting a piece off and cooking with it. I miss that.

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May 23, 2018May 2018

Posted by AmiSue

Blooming today outside my kitchen window! Bedroom as well. It's a lilac variety named 'Miss Kim' that was supposed to be a dwarf - nope! It's 16 years old and 14 feet tall. Intensely fragrant. Blooms just after my standard lilac fades.

We don’t have winter so hope these are cheering if you do.. bits of my garden in The Virgin Islands today- oh so it's easy to load from iPhone but then they are all rotated left... sorry! Vanilla pods, Bananas, chenille plant, beehive ginger, ...

I wondering what is the basic structure of folks gardens on here--containers, aquaculture, rows, raised beds, more fruit, flowers, vegies, herbs, an integrated landscape, separate gardens for different things? And what direction might you want to ...

So what have you enjoyed this past week that you harvested, from your garden or picked elsewhere? For most of us, this will be things that were canned, frozen, dried, preserved in some way. For the rest of you make us jealous with what is available...

These are bearded iris with one Siberian iris. The third is more fragrant in my opinion but I can't decide the more beautiful. I only know the name of the first one, 'Speeding Again'. The rest have been given names as to who and where they came ...

How do you handle garden pests? In Alaska some garden pests weigh 1,200 lbs and can clean out your garden in 30 minutes, usually while you are asleep... this is an example of overnight moose damage. My solution was to build wire cages over my garden ...

So I've got a plant that is blooming for the first time for me and I'm pretty blown away. It's a cultivar of Beschorneria yuccoides called 'Flamingo Glow'. The foliage is variegated as well but the flower stalk takes it to a whole other level. ...

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May 11, 2020May 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Nice year for the Columbines we've scattered around our gardens:

Well my dalliance with the milk thistle is over. Earlier this year it appeared in the side garden and I was taken enough by the foliage to leave it grow for a while. But every time I cut it back to clear the pathway beside it, it would grow right ...

Not a view generally available to visitors but a roof top photo of the garden can help to communicate things about your garden's layout that photos taken within it miss. I got some photos that way a couple days ago. There are so many trees in the ...

When I first got this Wisteria I thought it was a big disappointment, its a form called Roseum, and it seemed pallid and dull. But now that it has grown and it is set against the dark wall, I have changed my mind.

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Jun 12, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

Right on queue after the Strawberry Moon, I've gotten my second bowl of red berries, while the Pineapple Strawberries are ripening up. Have you tasted them? Amazingly blended pineapple/strawberry flavor, from glossy snow-white berries with red seeds,...

My 1st tomato this season! So thrilled.

I love my Alaskan Iris... all of my Iris came from 4 plants that we bought at a garden show in 2005

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Jun 22, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

One day lily peeking through the asparagus snuggled up against that pear tree, the other over by the river fence. One of my favorite flowers since childhood.

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Jun 27, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

I posted 2 weeks ago i was going to cut the comfrey back. I did last week and they grow fast... The 5 cannabis girls are doing great...

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Jan 5, 2021Jan 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

The fellow who Linda works with sent a few samples of wood he's cutting up for the fireplace home for me to look at for projects. Black Walnut & Mulberry. The walnut is about 8 years dead and dry. The mulberry is fresh. Both are really nice for ...

On my morning walk I came across these gorgeous flowers.

Have spaded up the soil for my spring garden, laid out raised rows, and fertilized. Will have tomato plants and seed potatoes in the ground by Friday, at the latest.

Oh for when we can travel again, you don't have to go far, other peoples gardens are good enough, the exotic and wonderful may be just down the road.

I live in a very hard clay soil area and routinely time my ground work around softening rains. My friend is brow beating me for wanting to prep new beds and possibly plant today (after yesterday’s rain), citing the Farmer’s Almanac and position ...

Why do my photos turn up sideways even though I take them the right way?

Colour everywhere in the garden now, with a super wealth of peacock butterflies, on Buddleja and Inula. While the Sweet Peas are now coming out, these are the less often grown perennial type, which come up every year, they do not have a scent like ...

Just went out the other day and took some photos of cottage gardens. I love the interplay of architecture, and hard materials with plants. The first one especially is to kill for, just so far from 'designer' gardens.

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