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Jul 31, 2019Jul 2019

The Purple Loosestrife, Lythrum salicaria, is coming into flower in the garden now by the pond. It was once a common UK native but like a lot of wetland plants, modern drainage, river straightening and agro-chemicals are making it rare, so that you ...

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Jul 31, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by Fernapple

The Buddleja is also out now, called the Butterfly Bush it is covered in them. This is the white form, though the natural blue is very good, and I can see no difference in the numbers of insects attracted.

Some more pictures in my garden... bromeliads I bought last month which seem to like it here, the flowers of the false gardenia, the cacao tree flowering again (very tiny white buds), guavas about half-size now, and a breadfruit tree, and a view of ...

Hummingbird Clearwing Moth Mulberry Wing Skipper Monarch egg on Common Milkweed Red Spotted Purple, top view Red Spotted Purple, side view Painted Lady on Echinops, Globe Thistle

My roses haven't been doing very well this year but look what I got tonight

What is the best way to determine a watermelons ripeness ?

The wild Chicory is just going over in the hedgerows now. It is a beautiful sky blue, though sometimes tinted with pink and it looks spectacular where it grows on top of the chalk downs, under a blue sky. But sadly, when I tried growing it in the ...

Cephalanthus occidentalis, or Buttonbush, in bloom for the first time in almost 10 years. Got'em in 4" pots and they've seen rabbits, Japanese beetles and everything. Yet, here she is... Ready for lots of butterflies and other pollinators

I know it's tiny but the first bud since I planted my new rose a couple weeks ago. I trimmed the bush back when I brought it home except for this tiny bud which was just starting. I should get several more before winter but I think they'll be much ...

Syrphid Fly larva, or Hover Fly. Gardeners' Buddy. Eats lots and lots of aphids. Holds them up and chugs down their juices. Yummy!

My roses in the back with a butterfly.

1. Cacti 2. Queen Annes lace 3. Regensburg Germany Just pictures I found to be charming

Picked 9 1/2 lbs of Raspberries today - still more to ripen - looks like some Raspberry wine will be made... I will wash and freeze them on sheet pans and then pack in vacuum bags for freezer storage until I finish with the harvest.

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Aug 2, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

How long do seeds last? Here is a handy reference.

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Aug 2, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by Wangobango3

Does anyone recognize this plant? I touched it and it felt like an electric shock. My fingers are tingling. The other plant in the pot is dead. The live one is some kind of volunteer weed.I live in Nova Scotia.

I am excited at finding a community garden in the part of Florida to which we just moved. It is associated with a county library, which makes it a doubly wonderful thing, as reading is one of my other passions. Not only am I new to this site, but ...

Close up of wasp mimic.

I love wildflowers, and this specific one is an alltime favorite ... Phacelia campanulata aka California Bluebell. Pretty, reddish, slightly woolly, veined leaves and grows about 15-18 inches tall in full sun. I ordered the seeds specially, this past...

Continuing to "flower" my new nest, we bought 2 hyacinths, some vinca, and dianthus. We had some skippers enjoying the salvia that we got just yesterday. I have not got the knack of adding photos, any ideas?

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Aug 4, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by AstralSmoke

An update on my Night Blooming Cereus. 14 buddings. The cereus is a very visually sexual plant (to me).

Shots of the day include Sphex Wasp on Culver's Root Monarch Butterfly on Swamp Milkweed Tiger Swallowtail on Joe-Pye Weed

Weren't we just talking about picking the best watermelon?

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Aug 5, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Found these this morning in various 'non-food' garden beds. 'Those who were here first' 🐦 🐿 🐀 are effective gardeners. Salad for lunch.

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Aug 5, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by Shouldbefishing

My neighbors dropped by yesterday evening.

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