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Jun 4, 2019Jun 2019

Something to be aware of with box store plants. You might not consider the possibility of buying and spreading disease just from buying plants, but here is food for thought. Support local nurseries if possible.

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Jun 4, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by Redheadedgammy

The last three blooms on this plant. There were four that opened last night. 7 blooms total on this transplant I made from the mother plant.

The rhubarb is really happy this spring. It is just one plant but it is well established and makes big, thick stalks. I have had rhubarb sauce a couple times already just because I needed to remove some of the leaves which were spreading out to ...

My wax plant is blooming again. I love when it blooms. I can always tell because when I walk into the room (or even near the doorway) the sweet fragrance of the bloom hits me. It is SO pleasing and it permeates the entire room. I need to drag the ...

Amazing Kniphofia. I volunteer for the BLM/San Juan Islands National Monument and about every 2 months I go to 5 sites and do a download of trail counters. It's an all morning exercise (the island is bigger than most realize) and on the way back I ...

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Jun 6, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Back from 21 days traveling. While we were gone it stormed and rained almost every other day in our community. Plus, our neighboring communities were struck by at least 13 tornados, 2 of which were class 4. My yard looked like a jungle when we got...

Really useful on soil restoration -

A photo of starting to process the Criollo-type cacao pods from my largest tree - pick them, split each with a whack from the back of the machete, scoop out the beans and pulp which then has to ferment for 3-5 days before drying and roasting the ...

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Jun 6, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

Remember that sprouted organic sweet potato piece that I planted a few months back? I kind of lost interest in it because “people” told me it would just grow lots of roots and no sweet potatoes, that you “have” to start sweet potatoes from ...

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Jun 6, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

I found this video about getting a better tomato to leaf ratio:

1 - yummy grapes 2 - yummy peaches 3 & 4 - oh boy oh boy sunflowers 5 & 6 - wild fungus 7 - my hydrangea is finally blooming 8 - Pinata rose 9 - don't I have the coolest mailbox - I mean, daylillies 😊

Posted by tinkercreek

Beautiful morning here, heading into a little heat wave. Mock Orange is blooming in the back, and Oxalis out in front, love them!

Anyone know what's going on here? It's hundreds of tiny white bumps as well as the thicker spots if covering on a weigela. Half the shrub died over winter.

Well hello!! It has begun :)

All four gooseberry bushes are planted. Since they are only 6 inch tall, I put them in 8 inch pots so i can move them around this season. Will have to decide whether to find their permanent place in the garden or overwinter them on the back porch....

Hathacat posted a photo of bees sleeping so I googled where bees sleep and came across this video which is too cute not to post here.

Bees are quite interesting.

My little succulent is blooming for the first time. Also, another airplant blooming. This one is interesting, it is a normal green bromeliad that at this time of the year starts to turn its color redish and grow taller, in the center blooms this ...

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Jun 13, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

My tomato season here in Florida is winding down, and I will be pulling up the plants within the next week. Over two months, I have harvested somewhere around pounds of black heirloom tomatoes from 13 bushes. I've eaten many BLT sandwiches, other ...

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Jun 13, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

Posted by MissKathleen

Has this native bee hotel already been posted here?

Does anyone have any thoughts on a clover yard? I'm more interested in having a greener yard and less cutting the grass! My group page "This Day In History Group"

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