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Mar 24, 2020Mar 2020

My loquat tree surpassed itself this year. Not just is loaded with fruits, but it is the sweetest I have tried since aquiring it. As most of us, i have too much time in my hands and now fruits. So I googled several recipes using loquat. Yesterday I...

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Mar 27, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by Allamanda

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.

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.

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

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Apr 4, 2020Apr 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Three bird houses hung where we can see them from our kitchen window. Finches & sparrows already investigating.

The ferns are starting to unfurl. At this stage the uncurling fronds are known as 'croziers', after a bishops staff.

There is still the threat of frost but I have the Tulips, Irises and Alliums that I forced in pots this winter out to get some sun and fresh air. The reflecting pond is open for the season as well, no frogs yet but I moved them to the main pond last...

I probably should be posting this on a food group, but I feel my inspiration was directly related to my fruit trees and gardening passion. I have a Calamondin tree that is beautifully fruiting. Those delicious little oranges, with a sour taste and...

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Apr 18, 2020Apr 2020

Posted by silverotter11

Spring is here! It's not so much the day time temps as the over night dips. It is somewhat iffy in a high desert plateau but the water is on at the downtown community garden and next week the irrigation water at the CWU community garden will be ...

Garden tour anyone? I've had extra time to hang out in and work on the garden. The other day we had an awesome spring morning with great light and I took some photos out there. The first one is taken in the side garden, looking past some ...

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May 3, 2020May 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

80 degrees yesterday with plenty of sun. Then, .64" of rain. Asparagus bed approved. Second cutting. And the bed is just getting going.

We had an early morning visitor today, guess the cow jumped over the moon and landed in our backyard. He was a bit skittish and as soon as I opened the door he made a beeline back to the hole in the farmer's fence through which he/she had escaped.

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May 8, 2020May 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

Hi ya gang, how are ya all.... 2 days of planning and some work. Cleaning up the compost area and a load to take to the garden trellis. Last 2 years were peas on it this year will be sweet potatoes. I am fortunate to have easily forked dirt here. Of ...

So thrilled - this is my harvest from one cacao tree! More than a 5 gal bucketful.

December blooms. The gardening book says these Silverberry (Elaeagnus) bushes bloom in Fall and the berries are are supposed to be ripe in the Spring. The book says they are fragrant and are they ever. I noticed the buds earlier, but didn't realize ...

It's been a tough winter but it's that time of year again where Canadian Gardeners start putting little seeds into containers inside in the hope that one day, far far away, it will be warm enough to transplant them into their gardens. Canadians are ...

Visitors to my flowers, and flowers passion vine, amaryllis, and lotus

Turns out this is a Royal Poinciana, aka Delonix Regia. Adding a close-up of the flowers. The APP is still turning photos sideways…it seems to think all images are shot in landscape mode…so, I cropped it square-ish.

I went out to lunch yesterday, with members of a group called The National Gardens Scheme, which we have in the UK. The members open their gardens for charities, mainly cancer care and medical charities. This was just a fun get together, but we were ...

My plants are getting sunburned on my West facing patio. So I have provided them umbrellas in an effort to be a good plant Mommy

That's what it's all about...

Seen on a fb group. Just gonna leave this right here for your enjoyment.

Picking Blackcurrants on Saturday between rain showers... a little over 8 lbs.

My plants enjoy their walks...

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