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Nov 23, 2019Nov 2019

Finally put in two rain barrels this past summer. Felt great to be able to use rain water. Between that and using compost, I'm hoping to see increased productivity in the garden beds.

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Dec 1, 2019Dec 2019

Posted by Shaggy2018

My scotch bonnet pepper tree is full of peppers.

Climate change anyone... My peach trees seem to think it is spring 😢

A vase a bowl and some Holly from the garden, it seem enough to celebrate the winter solstice, at least for a lone male. (It cost nothing and will seem even better after a couple of drinks. ) Happy solstice to you all.

A little New Year excitement for me! First turmeric harvest and this is one spadeful!

Everything where I am is almost dead. It is hard to keep anything alive in the garden. The heat, the lack of rain and the winds are killing everything.

Not sure if I like this or not. Bonsai Tree House

Visually gorgeous - Directed by Tokyo-based botanical artist Azuma Makoto, Story of Flowers showcases the life cycle of flowers as a wordless explainer. The breathtaking floral animation was illustrated by Katie Scott of the Welcome to the Museum ...

Loved this article - some of these plants I've only eaten once or twice, or not seen in years!

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Feb 20, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by itsmedammit

This is from a front yard down the road from me. They always have a lovely array of plants and other ornamentation that offer a refreshing spot of beauty on an otherwise plain stretch of road. The cow is presumably from the Cows on Parade herd.

Posted by bigpawbullets

March first and Crocus are up:

So I've got a plant that is blooming for the first time for me and I'm pretty blown away. It's a cultivar of Beschorneria yuccoides called 'Flamingo Glow'. The foliage is variegated as well but the flower stalk takes it to a whole other level. ...

Last Fall I took a chance and ordered some freesia bulbs in an unusual color ... blue. Now they are in full bloom and simply spectacular ... have you grown blues before? wonderful hybrids they come up with!

Well my picture is not so pretty yet but here are my kale seeds I just put them in. Wish me luck. I love kale so I thought that I would grow my own.

Those beautiful tulips at the Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in Oregon reminded me that there is someplace I can go for a wonderful April tulip show. Filoli is a large, old estate garden somewhere west of Standford university and they plant a load of tulips...

My Redbuds trees came in bloom this past week. I am particularly pleased with the 3 Redbud trees and 3 Mimosa trees (not pictured) because I planted them as seeds 20 years ago. Today, the Redbuds are these pink burst of color on a dreary rainy day. ...

My rose I bought last fall has really come out of it's shell. I cut it back in January and moved it away from the wall. It's a Princess Charlene de Monaco and the fragrance is potent.

Some flowers blooming now in my California garden. The first is a very hardy species rose that is fairly new to me Rosa glauca. The second is a bold lily I picked up at Costco with the pineapple lily Eucomis 'Burgandy Sparkler' backing it up. The ...

Today I was so lucky to have two different daylilies blooming, each with two blooms! so I picked them and brought them indoors so that I can fully enjoy them in their one day of glory.

Asparagus has been happy this year. This is one of the early spears. That cutting board has a 19" diagonal measurement. I've had several feasts out of the patch this spring. On a down note, I didn't plant kale seeds in Feb/March, was feeling ...

I finally dug out my giant overgrown Alaska Rhubarb plant and divided the rootball. It was bolting every year and producing giant seed pod flowers. I think I got 8 smaller divisions and will plant a few around my yard. Can you have too much Rhubarb ...

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May 28, 2020May 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Chipmunk castle in one of our strawberry patchs:

The flower garden is starting to fill in and the Alliums and Irises are coming along nicely, although the deer have eaten all the tulips down to nubs.

I seldom have to turn my compost pile thanks to these little bug eaters. I've been seeing their work for sometime now, but today was the first time I saw them. Much rather they did in the compost than swim in the pond

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