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Mar 24, 2020Mar 2020

I planted a ginkgo sapling a few days ago. Someone told me that if it’s a male you can plant anywhere but if it’s a female be careful. Seems the fruit from the female drops on the ground and quickly begins to smell like vomit! I planted several ...

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Mar 24, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by RussRAB

Latest iris to bloom in my collection. This one is an Arilbred Iris which is a cross between a bearded iris and the much more difficult to grow Aril Iris. The 3 shots are of the same flower.

Gardening in Alaska is serious and it is all about timing... we have a very small window of time to get our vegetable gardens planted and growing - not too early or a late frost will destroy all of your work ...and not too late or you may lose in the...

I just received a big portion of my work for the summer. 15 yards which needs to be spread over a large area. Whew. I had 10 yards last year and it wasn't enough.

Encouragement - this is 6 days! Arugula and lettuce popped up on day 3, basil and parsley starts planted day 2 have almost doubled in size. Beans should show tomorrow.

Will e picking my first green beans of the year this afternoon. Tomorrow, will have a meal of green beans cooked with bacon and hot skillet cornbread with a crunchy crust. Already anticipating the meal.

More irises are blooming. The yellow one is 'Bold Look', the red ones are 'Wee Stroll', and the gold and blue one is called 'Pokemon'. These last two are dwarf iris. The last photo is a repeat of the arilbred iris I posted before but this one has 3 ...

I got some feedback on a less ambitious video on Facebook so I slowed down the movement of the camera and included the entire side and back garden. It starts at near the bottom of the driveway and eventually heads toward the NW corner of our lot. ...

Early Spring in Canada means Pussy Willows. My wife and I were out on a walk and came across a huge grouping of pussy willows, at least a dozen large specimens, so we took a few cuttings and brought them home for an arrangement. These will send out...

The village garden club has managed the area around the village pump now on and off for several years. Don't think they will do this spring, but the primroses they planted are now looking great and marking the spring well.

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Mar 28, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

My first dewberries from my yard! More are ripening. And all I had to do was intentionally NOT mow down the vines last summer.

I'm trying something new this year by planting my potatoes in hay instead of in the ground the way I usually do. I am planting my Yukon Golds a couple of months early this year and have opted to dig a couple of 3" deep trenches to place my seed ...

My chocolate mint bed, it is about a foot high in one of my old fish ponds. I thought this would keep it from spreading, this is its second year from a single cutting. I top dressed with compost and we have had over a foot of rain, after a very mild...

'We're keeping an eye on those holes you keep digging' - Your Neighbors.

So for winter I put my succulents in the window behind the curtain so they could get plenty of sun & warmth. Anyway I noticed a little leaf in my orchid, thought it was something that had fallen off the plant above. Nope - I guess it was a 'seed'.......

Had my first green beans from my garden this spring with cornbread yesterday. Picked another 2 - 3 pounds this afternoon.

Spring has sprung at my house. If I can tear myself away from the phone and Internet TV, will plant the vegetable seeds I ordered soon.

More wildflowers. This is the wild Field Asphodel, photographed growing wild in Portugal. It is perhaps the commonest wild flower of all around the Mediterranean, yet for all that it is common it is still lovely. Does anyone grow it as a garden ...

In this stressful time, why not relax by gardening?

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Mar 31, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Einsteins blossomed. I cut a bouquet for linda to take to her office.....

A few more pictures from my Virgin Islands garden - the veg garden on day 10, beans and okra and marigolds are up now since the arugula, everything looks fine and we've had rain several times. Some pictures of the ceiba (kapok/silk cotton) which has ...

It won't be long until all of us with yards will have plenty of greens for our salads.

Hadn't seen this idea before! Cartons are not as bad as plastic bottles but still a huge problem for landfills.

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Mar 31, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Placed this "petite" birdhouse in an ornamental cherry tree by our kitchen window. Hoping to entice a Carolina Wren pair to nest there.

Prince Charles has been known to talk to them. I suspect that by the end of the COVID 19 pandemic many will have started talking to their plants. Here is a fact filled article on plant abilities & capabilities

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