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Jun 8, 2020Jun 2020

A small example of how my garden beds are screaming attention. This is only one small garden that needs attention. 1 is a small bed that I just finished weeding 2 The finished small bed along with a half finished medium bed 3 part of large bed ...

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Jun 8, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by Besalbub

Last week we had 4" of rain on wet ground followed by 3" 3 days later , lost my onions , squash and 2 tomatoe plants . The flowers look good though . I thought my key was done for but it came back with limes .

A couple surprise blooms around the yard and a few others. The first flower is a perennial hibiscus. I bought two but didn't expect them to survive to the next year. They sometimes don't survive the winter here and I left them in the container they ...

Weed and grass killer tip... vinegar. A neighbor noticed some grass was working it's way between my pavers and said that pouring or spraying with plain old vinegar would kill them as it's an acid. Very inexpensive too, $2 a gallon. So I tried it. I ...

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Jun 21, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

Oh boy. It has been many many years since i enjoyed this. We could get more montmorency cherrys picked if Naomi would stay out of the sweet Stellas. Lol... Pie did someone say "pie". So here we are from tree to pie... They got another batch pitted ...

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Jun 26, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

Hi ya fellow gardeners, hows the hoe day going? It going on about 5 years i got rid of the lawn completely. When i got here this yard was in shambles. I saved every little piece of junk. Mostly glass shards. Any glass that is 1/8" in size get in the ...

This is the Orchid Rock Rose. It was posted last year in response to a Rock Rose I have that is a Texas native. I thought these were gorgeous and found a site on-line that sold them. I particularly liked this variety with the spots at the base of the...

SUCCESS! This morning, I find a couple new shoots starting to leaf out on my Mr. Lincoln Rose. After the disappointing result from the first two attempts, I am rather excited. 😊😃😁 They are still awfully small, but I'm excited none the ...

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May 9, 2021May 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

Day three: Thunderstorms moving through the Miami Valley! Mom robin feeding the kids and hunkering down to protect them. Still growing exponentially!

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May 11, 2021May 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

Day five. Starting to look like real birds!

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May 16, 2021May 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

Day ten. "We are HUNGRY!" Both parents stuffing worms in them.

Olive tree ready to be picked.

As I walked to the mailbox yesterday, I noticed the aged Red Flame Jacaranda down the street was blooming (first photo), although not as profusely as usual. And, I wondered when my young tree would bloom for the first time. Upon returning home, I ...

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I broadcast fennel seeds in my shady beds in hope of attracting swallowtail butterflies. I've only seen one this year, but based on these two guys, there had to be at least 2.

Here is a useful tip!

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Nov 30, 2022Nov 2022

Posted by Austin-Cambridge

We have had this modest looking Aeonium for 17 years here in Portugal and for the first time it has decided to flower! We were quite amazed to see it was sending a couple of cone shaped shoots up as the heads are normally flat, do any of you have a ...

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Dec 27, 2022Dec 2022

Posted by Austin-Cambridge

And so our Aeonium has (mostly) flowered but I'm taking no chances just in case they all fall off before the rest bloom! :-D A very happy new year to all!

Bee friendly wherever you can.

...be sure to use SPF 50 sun screen!

Well, it may just be that spring is inching forward slowly at last. I made my first picking of perennial salad leaves today in the garden. With, Salad Burnet, Sorrel, Chives and Lovage. It will still need the addition of some supermarket lettuce for ...

A greenhouse is essential in Alaska for tomatoes or other warm season crops. My wooden greenhouse has served me well for about 15 years but water damage has caused the framing to rot and required repairs this spring... just about ready to add new ...

My go to greenhouse tomato for my zone 4b Wasilla Alaska greenhouse. Bush Early Girl VFFT Hybrid is VERY prolific and loaded with nice size slicing tomatoes that are very meaty and make great tomato sauce. I usually get my seeds from Tomato Growers ...

Fresh picked Raspberries on my Sunday breakfast cereal ...yum!

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