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Jul 24, 2019Jul 2019

I do still have some hybrid daylilies. Last year only one bloomed and I thought they were being squeezed out by the "wild" variety. This year, these guys were all present in my flowerbed. A couple of the pictures aren't great, too sunny for the ...

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Jul 24, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by Leafhead

Shots from around the garden yesterday include American Lady Early 4th instar Black Swallowtail larva Several tiny (second instar) Black Swallowtails on Fennel Red Spotted Purple on feeder Silver Spotted Skipper White Noctuid moth (Spilosoma ...

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Jul 24, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

One of the reasons we plant lots of tomatoes. We don't mind sharing with "those who were here first". ☝️🧓

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Jul 24, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by NoPlanetB

I've been working on getting things potted. I moved the bird bath to the center and then placed the pots around it in a half moon display. I want to get some ceramic frogs for down front of it or maybe I'll make some. This fall I'll repaint the ...

A jellyfish! Too cute!

Not too lucky with pix, but a ROARING day in the garden. Tiger Swallowtails, Black Swallowtails, Red Spotted Purple, Monarchs, Skippers, Red Admirals and more! Obviously, i saw a lot more than i snapped My first shot is a Mourning Cloak, a Newbie to ...

Over the last three years, white, wild roses have grown up on my property . Last year I ignored them, thinkng I must have planted them. No. This year, there are at least six good size bushes. They have small white flowers that do not last long ...

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Jul 25, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by AstralSmoke

Night Blooming Cereus I've tortured this plant with pruners and moving it around a bit. I had one bloom at the predicted first of July time. I thought it was done. Surprise! Counted ten flowers. No record, but they should be nice. I plan on ...

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Jul 25, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Meanwhile, under the tomato forest canopy, some pepper plants are doing well:

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Jul 25, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Feral tomato plant gifted by "those who were here first". I think we'll get 50% of the 'maters and the squirrels will split the rest with the chipmunks. Seems fair.

Just returned from foraging. Time for a Tom Collins in the garden. Beautiful evening.

Emperor Day yesterday :) Tawny Emperor Butterfly feeder, featuring two feeding Hackberry Emperors Hackberry Emperor

I am like a proud grandma with my self wicking bins/buckets. 1. Sweet 100’s. 2. Kale & celery 3. Close-up of the celery. I am enjoying my little garden.

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Jul 26, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Morning harvest. This, plus another bunch of heritage maters from the tomato forest are going to be rendered into sauce this afternoon.

Look at these beauties! They look like miniature orchids. They are growing along the path to the bottom of my property.

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Jul 27, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by tinkercreek

My very healthy Trumpet Vine in full bloom, enjoyed by bees and hummers, providing shade from the summer sun on my bedroom window. The trellis is an old wooden orchard ladder that had been left beside my home, attached to a trellis on one and ...

Fuck you, 14 mm mower blade bolt. I don't always hit my wrenches with a hammer but when I do I make sure they're lifetime warranteed and things are nice and lubricated.

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Jul 28, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Whatever's customary:

Phooey! This proud tomato plant mom found horn worms on my plants. Looking for them and hand picking them off is kind of therapeutic.

Scenes from the garden yesterday... Soldier Beetle on Queen Annes Lace Painted Lady on Echinacea Honeybee on Echinops Hackberry Emperor on feeder Showy Milkweed (Asclepias speciosa) Parasitic wasp. Up to no good, no doubt World's best Phlox, attracts...

Great day in the garden today Feeders been active today. Here are two Red Admirals Catch of the day!!! Giant Swallowtail egg on Gasplant Monarch on Swamp Milkweed Giant Swallowtail laying on Gasplant. First time breeding here!!! Fuzzy wuzzy bumblebee...

Today I ate my first avocado of the season, a windfall half-size from the skinny long-neck tree, but a harbinger of many to come for the next few months! And it is raining well this last week, even flash flood warnings for today and tomorrow, so they...

Got me some Gasplants (Dictamnus albus purpurea), six in all. This one is going into the rearing cage with the three eggs laid by a Giant Swallowtail on my existing group of plants. The other five are planted and ready for her return. Dictamnus Giant...

Red Digger Wasp (Sphex) nest "Wannabee" Red Admiral Soldier Beetle on Echinops

Still picking fresh Broccoli side shoots after picking the main head to go with my Sockeye salmon tonight ...Yum!

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