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Nov 17, 2019Nov 2019

We don’t have winter so hope these are cheering if you do.. bits of my garden in The Virgin Islands today- oh so it's easy to load from iPhone but then they are all rotated left... sorry! Vanilla pods, Bananas, chenille plant, beehive ginger, ...

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Dec 16, 2019Dec 2019

Posted by Fernapple

I saw this in the next village, some very neat stylish hedge cutting, obviously a work of passion, And not quite as twee as some topiary you see.

It's winter up here in Canada so everything is either dead or asleep as far as my gardens. I did manage to plant 250 tulip bulbs in pots today and 100 Irises and 100 Alliums in layered pots, we'll see what we get in a few months time.

Here in Florida my tomato plants are up and growing in peat pots. In preparation for spring planning, I have hoed up the garden and treated the soil for nematodes. Here in Florida, nematodes flourish and hugely damage the roots of tomato and pepper...

These are bearded iris with one Siberian iris. The third is more fragrant in my opinion but I can't decide the more beautiful. I only know the name of the first one, 'Speeding Again'. The rest have been given names as to who and where they came ...

I planted some ranunculi and Anemone St Caen bulbs early October last year and here are my first 3 little blooms! Very cheerful ... I picked them and brought them in because we're having a few days of rain, plus I get to enjoy them :-) Now they can ...

Since I can't post pretty photos of Roses here are my Orchids. I have 7 - 3 have flowers - the other 4 have buds. Yes that is a Christmas cactus in the middle that is finally thinking about blooming. 😁

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Mar 7, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by HippieChick58

They call them pussy-willows, But there’s no cat to see Except the little furry toes That stick out on the tree: I think that very long ago, When I was just born new, There must have been whole pussy-cats Where just the toes stick through--- And ...

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Mar 10, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

At least 3 weeks early this year:

I went out to check on my ladybugs and to make sure that the ones that stayed in the bag had gotten out. There were still about 50 in the bag (out of 3000) so I put them on the tree. The ones on the tree are having a feast. They seem to be happy ...

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Jul 8, 2020Jul 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

I've been fascinated with Dali since visiting an exhibit several years back, a one-time trip to Sydney, Australia, in the old Customs Building by the dock. This, I love:

Another surprise flower. This Gymnocalycium cactus decided to bloom this morning. It was nestled in almost hidden by some succulents and could have been easily missed.

Lobelia Speciosa and Lady Victoria

I know I have a number of Eucomis comosa 'Burgundy Sparkler' and some more 'Oakhurst' which look quite a bit alike. So I googled to see how I might tell them apart and found this discussion from a British nursery calld Tropical...

More of a lavender or pink than a red, but not a blue, but still pretty. It looks like this lotus will be prolific

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Aug 5, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

This is the time of year when my little garden is still lush, and the trumpet vine that shades my bedroom window from southern sun is in full bloom. Each morning I step out of bed, pull back the darkening curtains, and see this!

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Aug 9, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Our "bee hotel" after three years, is now occupied by a wide range of bee/wasp pollinators. I think the hyacinth vine cover did it.

I picked a peck of peppers!

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Sep 6, 2020Sep 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

More on the Yard Long Red Noodle Beans: I picked the first one at 27", as it was getting thicker than a pencil, as recommended. It does cook red, and tasted a bit earthier than green beans. I now have 7 or 8 more coming in with our late, hot summer ...

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Sep 10, 2020Sep 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

I planted just one each of acorn and delicata, and this is what I got, no growth the past couple weeks. The plants quickly pooped out in this heat, and are now becoming compost.

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Sep 23, 2020Sep 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Mother nature can appear cruel. Tomato Caterpillar infested with wasp eggs. When the wasps hatch they feed on the 'pillar.

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Oct 2, 2020Oct 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Four plus hours. Finally done. Probably one hour of digging and three hours of resting in a lounge chair and thinking; "i'm too old to be doing this nonsense"..... 😆🍷🍷🍷

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Oct 4, 2020Oct 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Last (maybe) "rescue" plant saved from the Lowes dumpster line. Weigela. Has dark red foliage and produces tiny "Trumpet Vine" like flowers. Hummingbird & butterfly attractor. Planted two hours before squall line arrived dumping .22 inches of ...

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