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Oldest Posts By Donto101 (311) (Page 62 / 137) Posts by members only

Apr 9, 2019Apr 2019

Indoor plants, not garden nor edible but .... Y'all I may have a problem.... or is it an addiction? 1 & 2 - have had just over a year - starting it's 2nd bloom 3 - have had 5 months - has been blooming the entire time 4 & 5 - bought 2 weeks ago.. ...

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Apr 9, 2019Apr 2019

Posted by Wangobango3

Does anyone recognize this plant. It's flowering for the first time.

Guess who had the day off....

The Snakes Head Fritillaria, Fritillaria meleagris, also known as the dice box, are coming into flower now in the garden. They are found in the wild in the UK in old pastures, it is not known if they natives or just naturalized. There is also a less ...

I posted a fascinating article on why whitefly is so devastating here: "Science, Health ; History Tidbits Group"

I believe the pale pink flowers are Wood Sorrel , a wild flower , with clover like leaves , that adds nitrogen to the soil - self planted , no maintenance . lovely ground cover . My kind of plant . The other two photos are of a small bed next to the ...

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Apr 10, 2019Apr 2019

Posted by FrostyJim

Salad time in Wasilla, Alaska zone 4b this was last July. With 20 hours of sun in June stuff grows fast!

A small bit of my front garden, just coming into my favorite time of year, late spring early summer...

(Crossposting because I don't see any groups that mention chickens) Yardbird question, in case anyone here knows about such things... Once a rooster is removed from the flock, how long before any fertilized eggs are not his? Thanks :)

close ups of the vanilla pollination experiment, see the torn away flowers that I've hand-pollinated. Still not seeing whether there was a success but it's a good sign they didn't fall off entirely.

Rhubarb Rhubarb was recently mentioned (I have 3 plants) and I learned some things today about this plant. First off is it a vegetable or fruit. One would think its like Chard or celery but it is not related to either of those. It is a petiole and ...

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Apr 10, 2019Apr 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Question for all of you in fire ant territory: Growing roses for decades but not much else, I traditionally kept fire ants in check with chemical fire ant baits. Now that I am planting to encourage butterflies, I am quite concerned about any ...

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Apr 10, 2019Apr 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

In glancing through the quarterly alumni magazine from CMA (They send these to elicit donations), I came across this interesting article about a, to me, unknown fellow alumni. During The Great War (WW1), all Culver alumni were expected to be in ...

I wanna try my hand at rooting rose cuttings. I bought a product called garden safe takeroot rooting hormone with indole-3 butyric acid in it. The instructions say to moisten the cut ends and stir them in the powder. But, ive googled cpl articles to ...

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Apr 11, 2019Apr 2019

Posted by Nightshade1313

Spring... you touchy jerk! At least we got the post holes set with cement before the storm.... Building a new porch over front door. ??

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Apr 11, 2019Apr 2019

Posted by StevenWilbur

I am so pleased with this latest blast of arctic air rolling though that has kept me from getting any planting done. If there's one thing I like it's not being able to enjoy the fruits of my labors until just before the first freeze.

Showy Evening Primrose decided to begin blooming. These are some I transplanted to my garden. It took them a while to get established, and they are now beginning to take over. I choose some that had more of tbe pink color in the flowers. Some that ...

Picked my first tomato of the season today! I can taste it in my mind already. In as week or two I will be flooded with loads of delicious black heirloom tomatoes. I always look forward to this event.

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Apr 12, 2019Apr 2019

Posted by Smallieslayer

Southern AZ asparagus, finally got some to grow

Even though today is a grey, gloomy day - I got to these these trillium blooms this morning. Yay!! Made my day. :)

One of my favorite roses, Whisky Mac really stands out from the rest...

My Least Favorite Thing in the Garden You don't have to guess: it is pruning and trimming the bushes and trees. I just bought a new Japanese pruning saw to add to my collection. The evergreen under the front windows has asserted itself over the ...

I planted two of these about 20 odd years back, they sure know how to multiply, but pretty good ground cover, seldom get weeds in there...

Hopefully some might grow soon

Hummer bats bee, film at eleven.

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