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Oldest Posts By Donto101 (311) (Page 122 / 137) Posts by members only

Feb 7, 2022Feb 2022

It's a little early but this weekend I decided to plant a few seeds in pots in the garage which has glass doors and doubles as a solarium. I planted several different herbs on Saturday and some Roma tomato seeds on seed tape, plus some Ghost ...

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Feb 20, 2022Feb 2022

Posted by azzow2

I have recently learned that animal bodies make an excellent fertilizer, the farmers often use this method. When I catch a vermin going after my birds I bury the bodies after I dispatch them. I have now started to compost the bodies. Has anyone used ...

Saw a video of a little old Ukraineian grandma telling Russian soldiers to put sunflower seeds in their pockets so they would sprout from their lifeless bodies. Gardening at its finest!!!!!

Never ask a person how their garden is doing, if it's bad, no need to embarrass them, if it's good, THEY WILL TELL YOU.

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!

Blimey, the sparrows haven't even finished with their "morning farts" and already I have 4 Magpies, 6 Corellas, 13 Wood-pigeons and a pair of Ring-necked Grass Parrots lining on the power lines awaiting the Maitre-de to bring forth their repast.

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Mar 21, 2022Mar 2022

Posted by tinkercreek

Playing in the dirt makes me happy!

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Mar 22, 2022Mar 2022

Posted by Freespirit64

It appears my lovely minuature rose is dying. I'm not sure why. I bought it 3 days ago, repotted it and probably watered it a bit too much. But I didn't think it would do this? Can I save it??? Help! On the flip side, check out my gorgeous ...

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.

Lactarius indigo. One of the worlds coolest mushrooms

I miss having a garden but at least some of my houseplants are blooming to make up for it. This is my "Precious Red" African Violet from Lyndon Lyon Greenhouse. Enjoy!

Well the weather is a funny thing, is it not ? Last week I posted about the mild spell and how well the spring flowers were coming on. And then this, is what I woke up to this morning. But spring flowers are tough, they will probably come through OK.

Nature notes. Yellow male flowers and small female red ones. Just looks gorgeous.

A couple of days ago, I ended up in the village of Harlaxton, where there are drystone walls everywhere. Somehow the common Aubrieta, has got a foothold and appears everywhere, naturalized on many of the walls. It is a very common alpine of course, ...

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Apr 9, 2022Apr 2022

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Excellent spring gardening weather today! Considering I have significantly neglected things here for the past month, the plants seem fairly content. ❣️ The Stokes asters are starting to bloom. The coral honeysuckle never fully stopped but is ...

Spring is here this week, but I'm ready to haul everything back in if I have to aloe, dragon fruit, star cherry, other aloes and dragon fruits.

LINK"Extinct" wildflower rediscovered after 36 years

I am currently trying to get rid of ivy growing in my courtyard trying to overtake everything.

These were supposed to be blue, I bought some new supposed to be blue lotus and they should be ready soon if I can keep the wild animals out of my pond.

It happens to me at least every spring.

...and before you know it you are flashing your zucchini?

From looking at past 3 years pictures, these should have come as the first signs spring almost a month ago

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