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Oldest Posts By Donto101 (311) (Page 119 / 137) Posts by members only

Aug 10, 2021Aug 2021

It is berry season in my Zone 4A Alaska garden. Raspberry bushes are loaded and Gooseberries will be ready soon. Time to make jam and maybe some country wine too!

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Aug 14, 2021Aug 2021

Posted by Lorajay

I've had a garden forever and believe it or not this is the first time I have ever seen a yellow garden spider in it.

Thanks to Google lens I was able to identify the new aquatic weed I found down by the lake. If the weather man is right I should soon be able to mow all the way around it down to the edge of the lake. I don't want to mow it down because I think it's ...

This year has proved great for my plum tree. Once a sucker from a tree in Seattle now with 6 grafts. It is so heavily laden branches had to be tied to the main stem to keep the branches from breaking. There are 2 varieties, Seneca and Valor, both ...

Well, knock on wood, but it seems my little experiment with cuttings from rose bushes has worked reasonably well. I "borrowed" cuttings from rose bushes around my area earlier this winter, planted them in pots with potting mix and the growing ends ...

Now when I have downsized and live in a town house with three courtyards I don't have much garden. I will dig out some of the fake grass and plant a some herbs.

To anyone interested in trying to grow plants from cuttings, a cheapish, inexpensive way to enhance ones gardens btw, you need to get the cuttings wherever possible that are from last seasons growth, or the season prior to that. Trim the end that ...

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Aug 21, 2021Aug 2021

Posted by inigomontoya

Advice? article/video Links? Greenhouse. I want to build a small inexpensive one that is permanent

Here is a useful tip!

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Aug 22, 2021Aug 2021

Posted by tinkercreek

Whoo-hoo, more purple peppers, but not quite a peck!

‘World’s Worst Invasive Weed’ Sold at Many U.S. Garden CentersBanned by federal and state regulators, many invasive plants are still being sold at garden centers, nurseries and online retailers nationwide Homeowners head ...

Check out my 2021 Alaska Raspberry Wine recipe and follow along to watch the process.

Some late season colour in the garden is still pleasing, even at the end of a long summer. The Purple Loosestrife is a big spectacle, though the Cleomy in front of it, which matches so well, is just a happy accident. The yellow Helianthemum behind ...

Hopeful of another summer?

It don't get no bettet than this...

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Aug 28, 2021Aug 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

Today's Okra harvest. Half too big to be edible. This is 24 hour's growth.

The garden visiting season is coming to an end now, but after several weeks of cold grey weather it turned bright and sunny yesterday for a last visit, to a really lovely garden. Much money was raised for charity, the cakes were full of extra ...

LINKYes, KC may actually take 80-year-old Army vet to court over his … butterfly garden

After at least 15 years and who knows how many bulbs lost, I've finally succeeded. My first ever Tulip bulbs are ACTUALLY growing and beginning to get ready to bloom as well. And the gardening experts around this area said they " Can only be grown ...

Time to make tomato sauce...

Anybody else started canning yet? I have switched to freezing more of my produce instead of canning it, a lot less labour intensive and it lasts the winter through. The surprise for me was freezing cherry tomatoes as they always produce more than ...

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Sep 18, 2021Sep 2021

Posted by tinkercreek

A white woolly bear caterpillar, some believe, suggests a snowy winter. . . and I found this little friend hiding in the leaves yesterday! The last pic was another nice surprise, with a new little Bear's Breeches popping in behind the bigger ones, ...

What a difference just 4 days can make when it comes to Flowers and such in the Gardens, etc. My Tulips after 4 days have passed and, according to logical reasoning of my 8 year old Nephew, Henry, they grew this time because, " You put up a sign to ...

LINKDo you have a glossy green front lawn? What is this, the 1950s?

Made my roasted tomato sauce today. The best sauce ever ...in my opinion. Perfect - as is - over pasta with just fresh grated parmesan - Yum!

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