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Nov 23, 2019Nov 2019

Finally put in two rain barrels this past summer. Felt great to be able to use rain water. Between that and using compost, I'm hoping to see increased productivity in the garden beds.

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Nov 25, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by FrayedBear

One that I have yet to try. Has anyone else tried eating succulents? If so which?

My scotch bonnet pepper tree is full of peppers.

Forest planting by Kimura One of my all time favorite things but have no experience in.

Offering something for folks to ponder--the effect of major solar flare events on human history. The most significant one that we know much about was the one in 1859 which sent the Northern lights as far south as the Caribbean and which sent sparks ...

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Dec 9, 2019Dec 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

December roses: Easy Spirit. Some years I manage to have a smattering of roses still blooming at Christmas. But this year we had an actual freeze in the mid-twenties back in mid-November, so the roses closed up shop. Except....I had just bought 3 ...

A vase a bowl and some Holly from the garden, it seem enough to celebrate the winter solstice, at least for a lone male. (It cost nothing and will seem even better after a couple of drinks. ) Happy solstice to you all.

Viburnum X bodnantense is perhaps the best winter flower there is, nearly all though the winter it make these small but very highly scented flowers. If brought in to the house, even one small branch will fill the room with a hyacinth perfume.

A little New Year excitement for me! First turmeric harvest and this is one spadeful!

It's winter up here in Canada so everything is either dead or asleep as far as my gardens. I did manage to plant 250 tulip bulbs in pots today and 100 Irises and 100 Alliums in layered pots, we'll see what we get in a few months time.

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Jan 11, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

How cool is this?!! World's largest blooming flower:

1st picture,9/20/2017 of my backyard three days after Hurricane Irma. 2nd picture, same shot yesterday. Notice the "dead" trees in the background in the 1st compared to the 2nd. Mother Nature may not be a god, but she's an amazing lady.

@Fernapple, @Marionville - this is so charming!

Everything where I am is almost dead. It is hard to keep anything alive in the garden. The heat, the lack of rain and the winds are killing everything.

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Feb 4, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by NoPlanetB

My oldest (12) grandson mentioned that my potatoes had little things on them. I told him those are called the eyes and they are buds that will grow into plants and the potato will turn back into several new potato plants and grow potatoes again. It's...

Feeling quite productive today. Spent 2 hours in the chicken yard to concrete in a pole to hold up bird netting. Then moved some poles that are going to be used to create another coop areas as the old coop is falling down. And finally did some ...

OK, so this is a video about a man who works for the church, but give him a chance and you may enjoy. LOL

Darwin, Australia floral and fauna.

Finally.. this Colorado snow is melting, here outside Castle Rock. Too cold to work outside, but have my domed seedlings started.. At 91, have to take it easy, but am doing indoor, starting some veggies and flowers. Have a nice Brugmansia growing,...

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Mar 7, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by Ellen-SoCal

March in California, I have eight raised beds (sides made out of 12x12" pavers so they're permanent, glued together with landscape glue <--yes, that's a thing). Most are four by seven feet. I trellis a lot to expand the space. Beets in the window ...

My spring garden today. Tomato plants, beans and potatos.

Most folks who spin yarn back into it from knitting, but I got into it through my interest in history and gardening. And by history, I do not mean what general got killed in what battle, I am more interested in how people used to live and what were...

I went out to check on my ladybugs and to make sure that the ones that stayed in the bag had gotten out. There were still about 50 in the bag (out of 3000) so I put them on the tree. The ones on the tree are having a feast. They seem to be happy ...

Stapelia grandiflora, 2019 bloom

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