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Apr 4, 2020Apr 2020

Nest building time! I've hung those three birdhouses out in our front yard and sparrows & finches are checking them out already. Meanwhile, on the verandah, Robins are doing the bath before and after wiggling around in their nests to set the mud. ...

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Apr 4, 2020Apr 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Three bird houses hung where we can see them from our kitchen window. Finches & sparrows already investigating.

If you like me have lots of old seed packets this might be helpful.

Round about in Perth filled with gorgeous plants.

My garden seems to have gone imperial this week, totally clothed in purple and gold. With, top left the new growth on Hebe, top centre Caltha paulustris the Marsh Marigold double form, Lamium the Dead Nettle, second row Caltha single form, ...

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Apr 11, 2020Apr 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Yesterday while mowing.... I noticed the first of our asparagus was up! And as a bonus, a stalk appeared in one of our front garden beds as well! I'll include them with my experimental dinner tonight.

The ferns are starting to unfurl. At this stage the uncurling fronds are known as 'croziers', after a bishops staff.

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Apr 14, 2020Apr 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

I LOVE ferns, especially the dozen or so varieties I've collected in my woodland yard (if only I had labeled them all). These are a few spring beginnings: 1)little fiddlehead forest, maybe Leatherleaf?, 2) Trillium above perhaps Painted Lady, 3) ...

Hooray! I picked my first black heirloom tomato of the season today! We are going to have a couple of tasty salads this week.

Roses (well a rose) and oh my goodness my bearded iris..........

I found a decomposing dead fish that washed up from the lake when I was mowing this afternoon. I decided to play Indian and buried it about a foot down in my sickly asoaragus bed. If the cat doesn't dig it up it's bound to help some.

First year with our 8 by 12 greenhouse and the first year we put the Tower Gardens inside. First batch of greens this week from the towers.

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May 6, 2020May 2020

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Ah, Spring! Morning check of the floral "children " 🥰 (Again, loading sideways for some reason.)

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May 7, 2020May 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

Our spring flora is glorious this year in the PNW, after a mild winter and early spring! My Albiqua Blue Crinkles Hosta went from ground to mound in about 3 weeks, bigger than ever at about 4' across. In back are a Russet Fern, Wild Huckleberry, ...

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May 7, 2020May 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

Back to the project that started last year. This planter will have the grandchildrens pumpkin patch. The comfry is busy with the bees. Thyme drying in the sun. Hopefully by summers end have the bavk here mulched.

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Nov 15, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by CrazyQuilter

My single Japanese eggplant is still producing, but I'm getting a little tired of it, so I may pull the plant. This will get cooked with Italian sausage, peppers and mushrooms in a marinara sauce for freezer meals.

I think we have to think about sustainability in the broader sense as we might think about our own garden. It is not an answer, not a goal as much as it is a process and a perspective. It is not a solution to be found but a process of maintenance ...

My garden is full of weeds, but it is far too hot to go and do anything about it, so I may as well have a cup of tea instead.

Each year a Christmas tree goes to the village, for display in the square. I excuse myself giving it, on the grounds that, it clears space in the garden, the logs can be burned and it is a Yule Tree celebrating the winter solstice not a xmas tree, ...

Anyone in Va. or NC interested in making heirloom apple trees?

I also posted this one in Natural History, but it works here too. With the hard winter coming on, this is something to think about, and most of it works all round the Atlantic.

Just discovered plants -

Its cold and dark in the Northern hemisphere now, and things are not that great in the US or here for that mater, I know . So I thought that those many US members on here may like to cheer up. This is an English look at some of the best of American ...

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