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Oldest Posts By Donto101 (311) (Page 59 / 137) Posts by members only

Mar 24, 2019Mar 2019

The nearby village of Rothwell is well known for its naturalized Daffodils, which grow along all the road sides, at their hight now.

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Mar 24, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by Donto101

Doesn’t everyone like plant picks

I just saw my first butterfly laying eggs on my passion vine. She kept moving so I got a picture when she landed to rest.

Ya gotta love spring! Spent the day raking leaves, mowing, and fertilizing the west pasture. Trimmed around the chain link fenceline and push mowed the front yard. Almost have the winter paddock clean.... All work makes for a dull day so I took ...

You recently saw my garden pictures. Will be picking green beans by the Friday. Lots of little tomatoes set on, some as big as silver dollars.

My passion vine started leafing out a week ago, now it's almost completely filled in. the rosemary 2 & 5 was a throw away after I had killed several. for prespective the sign behind it is a 4 x 4 and it's only 3 feet from it The blue bells have ...

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Mar 24, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Ah Spring! Some of my early roses are showing color of first blooms. This is Belinda's Dream, a shrub rose that has hybrid tea-like blooms. I also am starting to get perennial salvia blooms, yay!

This is not a painting. Taken at the London Olympic Park by Kenan Malick Aug 2013

so thrilled to be getting a crop of cacao - the oldest tree has at least 30 pods, and we had a Cat 5 hurricane only 18 months ago!

> Take a look at this video about a person who is raising mushrooms which will be able to decompose our body after death to avoid the toxicity of a cremation or burial that would deprive the soil of the nutrients being returned. She's very clear and ...

more from my spot in St Croix USVI

This seems a bit like showing off when most of you have winter still, and I'm not a very talented gardener, it's just like that here! St Croix USVI again. Papaya, White Strelitzia, Tahitian Frangipani, Heliconia Balisier, Passionfruit flower

Some people think that Forsythia is a bit vulgar if not overdone, but it could just be a case of setting perhaps ? Very old cottage in a nearby village.

Picked my first green beans of the year -- 2 pounds. Will start with Hoisin glazed green beans, then follow with beans and bacon and skillet cornbread. Should have pickings of 2 to 5 pounds at least twice a week for several weeks. Always grow more...

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Mar 26, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by Corvislover

I have a cabbage question. I'm up to my eyeballs in cabbage and want to make kimchee. Anyone tried it in Mason jars?

Curious what other people do in the garden at this time of year? Here in the Caribbean for instance - I moved the hose four times during the late afternoon as it's terribly dry, onto bananas, cacao, breadfruit and soursop trees. I also watered the ...

Has anyone successfully grown a Plumeria plant to flowering outside Hawaii or wherever they're native? I'm in Arizona & just bought a plant - a stock about 14 inches tall with a small, reddish new, tender growth coming out the very top. Just returned...

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Mar 27, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by JenBeberstein

It's Spring where I live so I have been planning for my Summer garden. I have strawberries and raspberries (from previous years) starting to grow back. I will definitely be growing tomatoes, sweet bell peppers, jalapeños, marijuana, and sunflowers....

Beginner here. I have a small area and I want to plant some stuff just for fun. Any tips for a very cold climate and with not much sun? The town is in the middle of the mountains so few hours of sun per day and the temperatures are still under 10ºC...

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Mar 27, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Linda & I are getting more and more like this:

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Mar 27, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

There are always consequences:

I only had the one Hibiscus shrub, but the flowers were nice colors...

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Mar 28, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Ah! A ray of hope for the Monarch butterflies. This does not change the fact that Monsanto is immeasurably evil and needs to be driven out of business somehow.

My rose Bush surprises me everytime. This come back made the flower like this, almost no form and shape, and it is fragrant. The second picture is back in October, you can see how it was previously. Love this rose!

I'm in temporary rental housing but there are a few blooms around.

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