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Sep 16, 2021Sep 2021

Anybody else started canning yet? I have switched to freezing more of my produce instead of canning it, a lot less labour intensive and it lasts the winter through. The surprise for me was freezing cherry tomatoes as they always produce more than ...

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Aug 25, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by Hathacat

Such er, interesting veggies!

Black-eyed Susans. Growing wild at a local park today.

Gardening level: Epic Bet this evolved and took the whole village ages!

How do you feel about light hearted things in the garden. Do you think that a sense of fun is good, or should gardens be taken seriously, is it possible to live with them longterm ? I visited today a garden which is unashamedly light hearted with a ...

Perhaps sometimes you can do great things with just one plant. I visited this garden where they had a border of just Verbena bonarensis and it looked great, and just imagine the bees and butterflies it attracts when the day is warm.

Fading beauty. The seasons are slowly changing.....

A couple of more roses. The 1st two pictures are the same little bud from the other night. The last one is a tiny bush that has been around since my 1st year here.

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Sep 30, 2019Sep 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Hyacinth vines can get out of hand if they've got the right amount of sun. There's a lampost in my front yard, somewhere under that.

Look what has decided to start flowering in my yards -

A couple I didn't get last post .

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Oct 13, 2019Oct 2019

Posted by Redheadedgammy

While out watering today I saw many cattapillers on my milk weed, and one getting ready to make its cocoon.

My first flowers of this spring. Lotus and blue bells

I spent a few hours weeding today instead of completing work on the computer. Then, after feeding the dogs and giving them their last walk. I got an idea to help the aeoniums I have growing on one side an archway get higher. These things are very...

Started seed planting indoors yesterday. Still have 18" of snow in my yard but I start my seeds indoors to get a jump on our short Alaska growing season...

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

More wildflowers seen on my visit to Portugal. The wild Gladiolus italicus, smaller and much more delicate than the garden forms, growing widely by the roadsides. The wild Arum in a damp valley bottom. The Iberian Heath a very upright heather, common...

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Apr 4, 2020Apr 2020

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

It grew! Yay! Chicken n dumplins tomorrow!

The latest iris to bloom. This one is Moroccan Magic. The white background kind of hides the light colored standards, but the falls are wonderful. The other plant is a wildflower in this part of the world called Blue Eyed Grass. It's part of the ...

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My new crop of 'Wood Violets'. A couple plants appeared in my yard a few years back, and I thought they were so sweet - until they quickly took over huge areas! Fortunately, they are easily plucked and tend not to return. I keep this bank on a little...

I had been inspired by @Heidi68 to treat myself to an orchid and happy to say it loved its spot and is flourishing. Had a mishap several weeks ago, it fell off the countertop during watering process and 4 flowers broke off, two from each of the ...

The little greenhouse next to the Mennonite store in Marion. NY is now open. I bought two small pots of Heliotrope. If you don't know these wonderful little plants, go find a good greenhouse and floor your nose. They smell wonderfully sweet. I ...

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Apr 29, 2020Apr 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

I imagine many of you out doing something similar. It is spring. Yea. Cleaning up the Yucca's, Snowballs ready to burst, the thyme needs harvested today, strawberries and blueberries looking good. How is everyone's day going?

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May 1, 2020May 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

A Heart survives, and Purples arrive: I think I got a tainted load of mulch last year, for my Bleeding Heart didn't even make an appearance, among other garden casualties. A tiny flash of pink caught my eye today, and look at this little champ I ...

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