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Mar 19, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Looks like Spring has arrived here at the Clear Creek:

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Mar 25, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by Allamanda

This seems a bit like showing off when most of you have winter still, and I'm not a very talented gardener, it's just like that here! St Croix USVI again. Papaya, White Strelitzia, Tahitian Frangipani, Heliconia Balisier, Passionfruit flower

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Jul 3, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Lesson learned in placing bird houses in the trees. Keep out of critter reach:

In the Virgin Islands we've had a very dry year so far, but this area adjacent to my house is shady, I call it the rain-garden, it catches run-off from several angles, and it gets the water from my shower. The heliconia is a giant kind, I can reach ...

The Stargazers are blooming......and they smell soooo good.

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Jul 8, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

"Feral" sunflower patch with bumblebees. Every year we get these 6 foot+ tall, multi-headed sunflowers growing next to our garage. Must be the sunflower seed we fill the birdfeeders with:

Buffalo’s first, code approved grass parking lot at Five Points Bakery is one year old today. It can absorb 3” of rainfall keeping water out of our storm sewers. It reduces heat island effect, provides habitat for insects, helps mitigate global...

A few pix from today... Eastern Black Swallowtail eggs on Fennel Individual egg, up close Red Admiral taking nectar from Coneflower Silver Spotted Skipper on Verbena bonariensis Grey Hairstreak on Mountain Mint Tawny Emperor

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Jul 19, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

Sometimes you just get happy accidents. I never thought about it when I planted the climbing rose but having the silver willow behind, seems to set it off very well, to my mind at least.

The wild Chicory is just going over in the hedgerows now. It is a beautiful sky blue, though sometimes tinted with pink and it looks spectacular where it grows on top of the chalk downs, under a blue sky. But sadly, when I tried growing it in the ...

Picked 9 1/2 lbs of Raspberries today - still more to ripen - looks like some Raspberry wine will be made... I will wash and freeze them on sheet pans and then pack in vacuum bags for freezer storage until I finish with the harvest.

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Aug 2, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

How long do seeds last? Here is a handy reference.

I love wildflowers, and this specific one is an alltime favorite ... Phacelia campanulata aka California Bluebell. Pretty, reddish, slightly woolly, veined leaves and grows about 15-18 inches tall in full sun. I ordered the seeds specially, this past...

I am reaching out to some of the more experienced gardeners out there. I recently bought an ounce of 4 O'Clock seed because i have read that it attracts and kills Japanese beetles. I sooooooooo want to attract and destroy Japanese beetles! My ...

I've noticed a big decline in the amount of bees I see in my yard over the last few years. Has any else experienced this as well? They're mainly attracted to my Linden and crabapple trees when they're in bloom (which isn't for long). I only use ...

Posted by ShadowAmicus

First few tomatoes of this years crop and plenty more to come - no idea what varieties as I was given various plants, but they are so much tastier than shop bought

In the Photography group we mentioned Naked Lady bulbs blooming and I promised to go take pics in my neighborhood of an abundant clustering along a fence ... wow! from the looks of the clusters they must've been there for a decade or more! a ...

This is almost the last kale off my plants this year. These leaves are really nice, very dense and curly. The very top of the plants are still to be harvested likely all in one batch. Making kale chips now, have enough frozen and probably enough ...

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Dec 22, 2018Dec 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

Why I choose to live in the rural suburbs:

The apples and onions in store from the harvest, are now getting old. So the day after Xmas being a holiday here in the UK (boxing day), I took the time to make some pies to share with friends, especially my very good friend who cooked dinner for me ...

One of Amy’s sisters made these for us. Amy cried when she saw them.

My crab apples "Red Sentinel" often linger right through the winter, they cover the tree and look especially good with snow on them, or as here in bright winter sun. You could cook with them but they are beautiful just to look at, and the birds love ...

Happy new year, to all in the Gardeners group, and thank you for all that I learned from you in 2018. Especially that photos of the most beautiful gardens and flowers are not anything like as interesting, or going to get anything like the number of ...

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