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Jul 27, 2018Jul 2018

Gone Fishing, well not now, I just got finished having a cold beer catching a few bass and a short walk from my back porch. Living the life of Riley. I didn't keep the bass I put them back nice and easy in the pond.

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Aug 2, 2018Aug 2018

Posted by Surfpirate

A library with lots of gardening books is even better. I have Elliot Coleman's 4 season gardening books along with a few others in my library. What's in your gardening library?

Posted by bigpawbullets

We've a bunch of these guys in our garden this year:

Does this vine look familiar to anyone? It came up volunteer in back and has spread up the back fence. It has had blooms, which I haven't caught on camera. It appears the blooms are similar to bindweed but the leaves are wrong. I've not seen the ...

Plants that can send emails.

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Dec 1, 2021Dec 2021

Posted by Fernapple

Just a look round a young mans garden, and what gardening can do for you. It also a warm tropical style of garden in the summer, so something for those in the north at this time of year. Enjoy.

I don't have a garden anymore but here's my semi-mini African Violet "Mac's Scorching Sun" in full bloom.

Spring is here this week, but I'm ready to haul everything back in if I have to aloe, dragon fruit, star cherry, other aloes and dragon fruits.

These were supposed to be blue, I bought some new supposed to be blue lotus and they should be ready soon if I can keep the wild animals out of my pond.

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Apr 24, 2022Apr 2022

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Snapped this photo today between rain showers. My humble little bungalow has only got something close to full sun(7 hrs per day) in this central space of the small front yard. The much larger back yard is understory meadow, shaded by 5 oak trees....

As we move towards summer the spring garden certainly has hit some flower power this week. Cornflower, Phlox, Honeysuckle, Euphorbia.

THE SKELETON FLOWER, WHOSE PETALS TURN FROM WHITE TO TRANSLUCENT WHEN IT RAINS. The Skeleton flower (Diphylleia grayi) is a white woodland blossom flower with large, umbrella-like leaves that grows in moist, colder climates and ...

Here is a bee on Wisteria that I photographed at the Chicago Botanic Garden a few weeks ago. I am new here and just want to say hello.

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Jul 22, 2022Jul 2022

Posted by tinkercreek

Whoa, look at it now!

My fish pond is some of the only water around right now. The male toads have staked out their own lily pads. I use the water to water my plants, then fill the pond every couple of days, it amounts to about a 10%water change each week.

It's berry season in Wasilla Alaska... first Raspberry picking a little over 8 lbs...

Our local village of Caistor has been putting on a floral display again this year. They even have a special committee to organize it. The results speak for themselves.

This is the Orchid Rock Rose. It was posted last year in response to a Rock Rose I have that is a Texas native. I thought these were gorgeous and found a site on-line that sold them. I particularly liked this variety with the spots at the base of the...

Picked my first heirloom black tomatoes of the season today -- 4 full sized, 5 plum sized! Will have a nice salad for dinner tonight.

Spring is a beautiful time here in North Texas. Yesterday, I drove up to Wichita Falls and the sides of the highway were just covered with wildflowers of all kinds. I stopped a time or two to take some pictures and was amazed at the variety. The ...

Decided to plant these yesterday afternoon, a native Australian plant known as Sturt's Desert Peas. Once you get them growing they are prolific flowering plants that can spread out across the ground for about 1 metre in diameter for each plant BUT ...

Olive tree ready to be picked.

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