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Jan 21, 2020Jan 2020

These little guys have tripled in size since I got them a month ago. Can’t wait for a porch-pot of little blue iris! Oops, here they are 🤦‍

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Jan 22, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by Allamanda

A nice idea with some 'instructions' at least for parts of N America.

Having had a mild spell this January, and with a cold snap on the way. I thought that I would make a collection of all the winter flowers in the garden, before they get hammered. Viburnum, Hellebore green, Hellebore hybrid, Snowdrop, Hamamelis and ...

Its a mild winter so far, but it is still winter and I still dream of summer.

A book review for Nature's Best Hope by Doug Tallamy

Snow is pretty deep up here in Canada but I am forcing 250 tulips and irises because that's just how I roll.

First signs of spring ? The first Dwarf Narcissus, Pulmonaria, the Hellebores are raising their heads and frog spawn on the pond.

I have just one Orchid, it always had eight flowers in the past but this time it has two short stems growing from the top of the one main stem each with two flowers, making a total of twelve blooms, is this normal? As I have never seen this ...

Having been encouraged by @Heidi68 who posted about her success with orchids, I had purchased one for myself as a treat, a month ago. It's a Phalaenopsis and oh my she is a beauty! I picked a plant with two flowering stems, full of buds each, and one...

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Mar 1, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

March first and Crocus are up:

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Mar 7, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by HippieChick58

They call them pussy-willows, But there’s no cat to see Except the little furry toes That stick out on the tree: I think that very long ago, When I was just born new, There must have been whole pussy-cats Where just the toes stick through--- And ...

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Mar 10, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

What fun this would be, world's tallest flower!

I have terrible aphid infestation on my loquat tree. I am loath to use insecticides on fruit tree, especially when they are full of fruit as this one is. It has been almost 8 years since my last bad infestation, so the normal shops I would have ...

My spring garden is off to a great start!! My green beans are already blooming. My tomato plants are already up to 3 and 1/2 feet tall and have two tiers of blossoms. The potatoes tops are lush green and close to blooming. If it continues, this ...

Something to think about. Appropriate native plant diversity is the key to biodiversity.

What kind of tree is this?

It's that time of year...

LINKSunflowers ward off drought and heat through their invisible colours

Darn it, spent the morning yesterday cleaning out the garden pond, trimming back the water lilies, adding clean and fresh water, re-introducing the fish to their clean and fresh home again then this morning I find the local birds have decided it is ...

I posted this in natural history, but thought you may like it too. Some of the frog-spawn on the garden pond is new laid, and glistening bright on the water surface, but some of it is near to hatching now. You can quite clearly see the little fetuses...

The cheek of of them all, unbelievable I say, unbelievable. It seems that I was "running a bit late in "organising" breakfast for the local avian visitors so they may have 'elected' a 'spokes-bird' to drop a few friendly reminders at my front door. ...

From my indoor jungle, I give you this pretty little flower from my variegated spider plant!

We have had a short mild spell, though we will be back to winter next week I am told. But the spring bulbs have come out, and the gold and white of the daffs is set of perfectly by the Chinodoxia.

LINK"Extinct" wildflower rediscovered after 36 years

Visitors to my flowers, and flowers passion vine, amaryllis, and lotus

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