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Dec 26, 2019Dec 2019

Posted by glennlab

I have a loquat tree, and with the need for pollination I feed the bees to keep them coming back.

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Dec 28, 2019Dec 2019

Posted by Fernapple

A quick, sadly very quick overview of one of the great garden cultures. You may not want one but you have to admire.

I believe these are correct but I could be wrong. They were taken in June in my old garden. primrose gentiana fern leaf bleeding heart cinnamon fern rock garden (pieris in the foreground) aubrieta dicentra spectabilis saxifraga

Borrowed from FB Gardening site:

Since I can't post pretty photos of Roses here are my Orchids. I have 7 - 3 have flowers - the other 4 have buds. Yes that is a Christmas cactus in the middle that is finally thinking about blooming. 😁

Visually gorgeous - Directed by Tokyo-based botanical artist Azuma Makoto, Story of Flowers showcases the life cycle of flowers as a wordless explainer. The breathtaking floral animation was illustrated by Katie Scott of the Welcome to the Museum ...

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Feb 16, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Uh oh, just realized the prominantly featured specimen tree in my neighbor's front yard just 10 feet from my property and another literally against my back yard fence but in the other nextdoor neighbor's yard are Chinese Tallo trees, near the top of ...

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Feb 20, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by itsmedammit

This is from a front yard down the road from me. They always have a lovely array of plants and other ornamentation that offer a refreshing spot of beauty on an otherwise plain stretch of road. The cow is presumably from the Cows on Parade herd.

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Feb 21, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

This weekend, my pretties! Should make a nice little grouping, don't you think?

Henbit could probably best be described as a weed. It grows wild here in North Texas in the yard and the garden. But I have grown fond pf these little flowers. The color is pretty, the shape of the flower is interesting even if it is quite small. ...

Another folk-tale that apparently was a bad thing -

I went hiking through the woods on the back side of my property a few weeks ago and found this log. Like I needed a new orchid, or 3, I am hoping these beauties will attach to the log - right now, I am using little straps to hold them in place. And ...

Interesting garden tip! Use muffin tins to create perfectly spaced seed holes!

So, I'm a recent transplant to the west coast of Florida, which meant giving up my community garden plots in New Jersey; too big a commute. For what it's worth, I am happy to report that I have found a local garden club, as well as a nature ...

Japanese iris are fussier than other iris but worth the extra effort. The problem with gardening; how do you pick just one flower? Do all gardeners suffer from the same problem or just me? Happy gardening everyone!

Well my picture is not so pretty yet but here are my kale seeds I just put them in. Wish me luck. I love kale so I thought that I would grow my own.

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Mar 10, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

At least 3 weeks early this year:

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Mar 15, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Finches are already building nets. We hung an additional gourd-house in one of our pear trees. Great view of it out the kitchen window.

It's been raining in the San Francisco bay area, and even more so in Southern California. My garden sure can use the rain. This winter has been very disappointing. I went out between showers yesterday and took some photos in the back garden. As ...

Wisteria, I have run into a crazy situation with a Wisteria vine, Wisteria sinensis. I have noticed another plant emanating among the normal (so I thought) vine (you can see the different leaves and the mystery plant is not a vine. I asked a ...

I picked a lot of yummy tomatoes last night, and have identified the mystery volunteer vine as mini pumpkins, but have not yet identified the two yellow orbs that are in the same area. I'm guessing that my zucchini plants were mislabled.... Anyone ...

The apple is neat, but the second picture is what it looks like

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Sep 14, 2019Sep 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Our sedum is finaly turning. I'm always impressed by the variety of bees it attracts.

Perhaps sometimes a collection in a tiny space is good, like this one I saw the other day.

I've gotten into hibiscuses in the past two years , they just keep on blooming . I have a to take them in when it gets cold and I have four more than I had last winter . With all the plants we have I'm gonna build some kind of heated shelter .

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