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Oct 27, 2019Oct 2019

I've just seen an advert for someone selling pomelo seedlings and bethought to look up recipes. The wealth of uses besides my previously enjoyed marmalade and fruit drink astonished me hence this post. (I have previously shared a pomelo drink recipe ...

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Oct 27, 2019Oct 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Only a gardener would think this is beautiful, but I am proud of my morning's work. I had started open pile composting last year at my new house, but I was in search of a cheap system to allow me to pile higher and discourage dogs, raccoons, etc. ...

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Oct 31, 2019Oct 2019

Posted by Lablady1946

I moved here a year ago and other than trees I have a blank canvas. Having gone overboard in the past I'm limiting myself a bit. I built four planter boxes 4' x 1' x 1' for annuals that I don't have to weed. I have another bed about 15' x 2' for ...

Just took this in the garden, and could not resist quoting Thomas Moore. Tis the last rose of summer, Left blooming alone; All her lovely companions Are faded and gone;

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Nov 1, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by LisaFultonave

Found this 2 inch monster corpse on my back porch this afternoon. Eeek! Apparently it's a wheel bug and they are an indicator of a low pesticide environment. And, they prey on garden pests like japanese beetles (yay!). Good bug. Here's hoping it ...

About a week ago I showed you the red bottle brush seen through the kitchen window. Here they are in full bloom, seen over the fence.

Everything in the garden and the field hedgerows seems to be turning red now. With Rose hips, Haws (hawthorn berries), Guelder rose, and Rowan everywhere. (For those having problems I had to reduce size and quality of photo to load, but it worked at ...

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Nov 4, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by LisaFultonave

I'm populating new garden beds, and will be for the next few years. A friend gave me some hosta seeds. I've only transplanted hostas. Has anyone tried them from seed before? Research seems to indicate they are tough to germinate. I was thinking of ...

Four years ago today FB reminds me, I posted a picture of the orchid outside my window by the desk (L). Today also it's flowering (R), it took no notice of the hurricane whatsoever (2017), and flowers at least twice a year.

It is Fall, and bloom time for Nerines ... this one is Nerine bowdenii. A member of the Amaryllis family, native to South Africa. I have two types, the other one is a miniature kind and blooms a few weeks later, will share when it happens. By the ...

My last zucchini plant wilted in the night which feels like a tangible sign of fall here on the Oregon Coast. Friends are coming to tour my garden which will be a lot of what it will look like rather than what it is. Even the stuff in the ...

Feels a bit like crowing when 'y'all' are moaning about sleet and snow coming, but I went up on my verandah roof to pick avocados again today and these are (a few of) the other fruits next to that tree.

The original food-forests, maybe?

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Nov 7, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by DavidDuhon

Hi, just wanted introduce the gardener in me this group. My first career of about 20 years as as a commercial organic grower. I worked by hand, having apprenticed in the bio-intensive method with John Jeavons--some of you may know his How Grow ...

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Nov 8, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Woke up this morning to suddenly slightly chilly weather. It is supposed to drop to mid-twenties by early Tuesday, so I felt like communing with some of my last brave little perennial flowers before I headed to work this morning. (Drat! This site ...

Hopefully , the , "over the garden wall ." oranges , will ripen before they freeze .

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Nov 8, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by itsmedammit

This unseasonable cold has really been frustrating! First I spent a lot of time conditioning some soil and then seeding a low maintenance grass seed in October, the normally recommended time to plant that seed. Just about the time I might have ...

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Nov 8, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by itsmedammit

I have a very specific question for you experienced gardeners. I have about 40 bulbs to get in the ground, mostly allium and narcissus. We have a hard freeze coming up. Should I plant these puppies this Saturday, or wait till Wednesday? Or does ...

Today this orchid produced a second flower spray!

We have had two good frosts now, but a couple of summer flowers are still hanging on. The Lamium or dead nettles, which are wonderful value as ground cover and just seem always to flower, plus one last Lupin. But the winter flowers are starting with ...

This beetle display by Christopher Marley I think I have only seen one iridescent beetle before.

I have my new fish pond filter/hydroponic set up assembled, now for a trip to the hardware store for the parts I'm going to need to mate it to the fish pond. this winter I'll raise cabbage type plants plus watercress, springtime it will all depend....

Now that many/most of us are into the thinking about gardening season, wanted to share a little about my new approach--it is a no-dig raised bed intensive approach. Way back when I was a double-digger commercial grower, which is a bit nuts, I did a ...

I recently red this article somewhere on line about this guy that is one of the ten best composters in the world. He gets road kill, put them into some kind of mincer, then it goes into a vat with some chemical that brakes it down and that is ...

The autumn is cold and late now, but down at the bottom of the garden something still grows and thrives.

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