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Jun 8, 2020Jun 2020

Last week we had 4" of rain on wet ground followed by 3" 3 days later , lost my onions , squash and 2 tomatoe plants . The flowers look good though . I thought my key was done for but it came back with limes .

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Jun 10, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by RussRAB

A couple surprise blooms around the yard and a few others. The first flower is a perennial hibiscus. I bought two but didn't expect them to survive to the next year. They sometimes don't survive the winter here and I left them in the container they ...

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Jun 15, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by NoPlanetB

PRODUCT REVIEW - Expandable Hose by Silver Bullet Pocket Hose I want to say that I bought a new hose, a sliver bullet expandable hose, that I just love. This is a product review. This hose weighs nearly nothing and was so easy to use, drag around ...

For those of you who use Facebook have you ever noticed how, when you load some photos for a post that they somehow select a photo to crop to make a banner for the resulting album? I discovered this by searching my photos under albums and ...

Rambling rose happily rambling in full bloom.

I'm still hand-pollinating vanilla every morning for the next few weeks, but I've just found my pitaya / dragon fruit cactus has at least a dozen buds! So looks like I need to get that going as well, I plan to follow this link - - anyone ...

It Takes an Island Growing food (10,000 lbs. ) with and for kids.

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Jun 26, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

Hi ya fellow gardeners, hows the hoe day going? It going on about 5 years i got rid of the lawn completely. When i got here this yard was in shambles. I saved every little piece of junk. Mostly glass shards. Any glass that is 1/8" in size get in the ...

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Jun 27, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

The ice plant looking beautiful, and the daisy's are doing the daisy's bop hop in the wind. And look at the flower buds ready to pop on the hydrangea. Troy and Faith Anns pink yard car.

How about this as a garden statue/ornament. Your old boots can come handy once again.

Posted by Austin-Cambridge

We have had this modest looking Aeonium for 17 years here in Portugal and for the first time it has decided to flower! We were quite amazed to see it was sending a couple of cone shaped shoots up as the heads are normally flat, do any of you have a ...

Posted by Austin-Cambridge

And so our Aeonium has (mostly) flowered but I'm taking no chances just in case they all fall off before the rest bloom! :-D A very happy new year to all!

How to propagate Rosemary. In California, I had a hedge of ever-growing Rosemary bushes. In the desert, it died every summer. I’ll admit that every year I took the lazy way and just bought two little plants at the grocery ...

Saw this on fb and had to share. “Absolutely lovely garden palette inspiration! Love the yard tools as paint brushes! ❤ via --> Overland Park Arboretum”

Despite the cold there are a few winter flowers out with us now, especially the Hellebores and the Snowdrops. But there may be something which you may not have noticed before. Which is that a lot of winter and early spring flowers like these, take ...

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Feb 3, 2023Feb 2023

Posted by CliffordCook

How can we help Mediterranean herbs survive the winter on a windowsill? I'd love to have a pot of common sage on the balcony during the summer, but it can't survive in a pot this far north, where its roots will freeze if they're kept above ground. On...

Herb garden idea…indoors or out.

Baking Soda is a Miracle for the garden

Lovely fragrant magnolia in my garden.

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Feb 23, 2023Feb 2023

Posted by Killtheskyfairy

This is what regenerative farming can look like. This is a picture of the Eden Project in Cornwall, England. Unlike conventional monoculture planting, this polyculture system diversifies the soil life, making plants less susceptible to pests and ...

Ten houseplants that can survive even in the darkest corner.

My tomato seedlings are looking good!

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