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Dec 28, 2020Dec 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Seems pretty solid. And no "wobble" on the floor. Tomorrow I'll install the retractable casters.

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Dec 29, 2020Dec 2020

Posted by Jolanta

What is this lovely plant? It is like a “grass” with lovely blue “berries”.

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Dec 30, 2020Dec 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Chop saw attached to first rolling bench. Works well! I need to make a Lowes run for wood putty. Then a coat or two of exterior paint. One down, 6 to go.

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Jan 11, 2021Jan 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

Wild cherry. Cut down to clear a field border on a friend's farm. Should yield some nice planks.

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Jan 21, 2021Jan 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

We've decided to attempt a "less maintenance" garden section dedicated to berries. We've large strawberry beds around our property that are virtually maintenance free until the plants wear out. We're adding these to our garden this coming spring. ...

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Feb 8, 2021Feb 2021

Posted by tinkercreek

My winter-blooming Hellebores are keeping me hopeful, waiting for their neighboring Daphne blossoms to pop open!

Tonight my spring garden of tomatoes and potatoes are in the ground, mulch in all of the rows and paths, and cages installed around my tomato plants. I am still eating tomatoes left over from my winter garden.

I'm a casual gardener: I mostly plant what I like when I have the chance to take care of it. It looks as though a lot of my stuff will end up dead from our freeze in February, which has had me kind of down. However, I just got what is great news ...

I noticed that some of my snow drops had begun to show so I cleared some of the thicker snow cover(we had 3ft deep snow in places last week) over another garden with spring bulbs(the covered snow drops were popping up as well). In process I ...

It must be spring, frog spawn just appeared on the pond. I do not know how the so called, cold blooded creatures manage it, with an average temperature still less than five degrees. But no sooner were they done, than ducks turned up, do they have a ...

A late bloom in the centre of town caught my eye.

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Jul 8, 2020Jul 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

I've been fascinated with Dali since visiting an exhibit several years back, a one-time trip to Sydney, Australia, in the old Customs Building by the dock. This, I love:

Some cheerful colors. Lady Sophia at the back.

My roses are still doing well in this obnoxious heat & humidity. How are your plants & flowers doing?

One of the more unusual chores in this climate, should have been done before hurricane season, we're 6 weeks in already - cleaning the coconut trees to remove weight up top and potential flying projectiles. My friend is an expert with a machete so we...

I know I have a number of Eucomis comosa 'Burgundy Sparkler' and some more 'Oakhurst' which look quite a bit alike. So I googled to see how I might tell them apart and found this discussion from a British nursery calld Tropical...

A quick check on the garden after the not-quite Tropical Storm, my shade-tunnel was fine, only one knot came loose. It seems only 2 of my 30 or so Dragonfruit flowers set, but there are more buds now! Another crop of cacao nearly ready and ...

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Aug 3, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Cover crop planted in 2 old strawberry beds. Three days after planting and the clovers are popping up!

This may be a bit basic for most people here, but it is rare to hear sound good advice about the basics, (some a little questionable as always ) and if anyone is starting out this could save you a lot of pain.

Back on July 23rd I posted pictures of my Alcantarea imperilais' emerging bloom stock. No flowers yet but I thought you might be interested in an update. Taken a few days ago. I'm always out in the garden between 6 and 7 in the morning to feed and...

A little wild beauty to close out the day!

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Aug 16, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

A Yard Long Red Noodle Bean has finally popped, and I believe a few more are almost ready to bloom! Next year I will get seed to start many more (2 of 3 seedlings remain from my impulse purchase). The lavender blossom was so sweet!

Every 1st Lady since 1913 has planted a rose in the White House Rose Garden. This 1st lady ripped them all out & planted white, pink & yellow. (Per Steve Schmidt founder of the Lincoln Project) Probably 'cause she could not gild them. Are those the ...

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