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Nov 18, 2021Nov 2021

Posted by RussRAB

Freeze Alert! I know I checked the weather earlier since temperatures are getting down there, and the overnight low was in the 40's. I went to clear my e-mail and I have a weather alert. We have a freeze warning tonight. Temperatures are to get to 32...

Plants that can send emails.

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Nov 23, 2021Nov 2021

Posted by tinkercreek

Our hot, dry summer was tough on my Pacific Northwest Native Huckleberry (vaccinium ovatum) and I had thought the earlier blossoms were just cruising into winter dormancy. An afternoon of raking up leaves, trimming back fronds and general cleanup ...

Thought this could amuse, since it looks at a slightly different veg growing philosophy, and for those members not in the UK it is an amusing look at gardening in the UK, especially allotment gardening, which is the name we give to community gardens....

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Dec 1, 2021Dec 2021

Posted by Fernapple

Just a look round a young mans garden, and what gardening can do for you. It also a warm tropical style of garden in the summer, so something for those in the north at this time of year. Enjoy.

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Dec 1, 2021Dec 2021

Posted by Freespirit64

My Poinsettia! I've got a greenish thumb and am very proud to have kept this alive and healthy since last December. And look! Red!

Got our first snow this week, on the cottages across the road and in the field behind. Which is quite early for us, yet there are still leaves on the birch, which is very late. No accounting for seasons.

December blooms. The gardening book says these Silverberry (Elaeagnus) bushes bloom in Fall and the berries are are supposed to be ripe in the Spring. The book says they are fragrant and are they ever. I noticed the buds earlier, but didn't realize ...

What kind of tree is this?

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Dec 18, 2021Dec 2021

Posted by tinkercreek

Leïf Rot Day guards in Finland built "forest roads" and changed children's immune systems. 🙏❤️ Within 30 days of playing in forest soil and leaf litter, Finnish preschoolers had increased the number of T-cells and much more varied gut ...

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Dec 21, 2021Dec 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

Pear trees finally dropped their leaves. I mow/mulched everything in my yard into the lawn. My neighbor was raking his up. I drug a clean dumpster over to his yard and asked him if instead of sending his rakings to the city landfill, he'd consider...

I live in SE Virginia and still have one remaining Roma tomato plant that is growing leaves, producing blooms and has three small green tomatoes. This cannot be normal…

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Dec 27, 2021Dec 2021

Posted by FernRhizome

Just harvested greens from my cold frames on Christmas Eve day here in Maine, zone 4. Baby spinach, chard, mache, and claytonia. The spinach is almost too sweet. The below freezing temps sweeten everything. The greens have made it this far into ...

Grow your own sprouts.

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Jan 1, 2022Jan 2022

Posted by bigpawbullets

To all the gardeners. Help the birds.

We have had an unusual mild spell this last couple of weeks, and the garden is full of life. It wont last, winter back this week they say. Winter Jasmine, Arum italicum with new leaves, Mahonia, Fungus, Stinking Iris berries, and geranium.

It's that time of year...

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Jan 12, 2022Jan 2022

Posted by AnonySchmoose

What is the tree with those lovely blossoms?

I don't have a garden anymore but here's my semi-mini African Violet "Mac's Scorching Sun" in full bloom.

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 ...

LINKClimate Change: UK plants flowering a month early - CBBC Newsround

It's been a tough winter but it's that time of year again where Canadian Gardeners start putting little seeds into containers inside in the hope that one day, far far away, it will be warm enough to transplant them into their gardens. Canadians are ...

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