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Dec 10, 2018Dec 2018

Posted by flower_nut

1&2-Poppy opening 3&4-Astilbe opening 5-'Skeleton Man' daylily 6-'Creature of the Night' daylily

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Dec 11, 2018Dec 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

Seems my invisible friend <who I talk to -- a lot>..... is pretty wise. Plus, he likes cats.

I have these six dahlias in storage until spring. The best tuber will have an old piece of the stalk and new growth from the tuber. The tubers usually come apart easily. You only need a small tuber to have a healthy dahlia. Any leftovers are given ...

Everything is now so green and lush looking.....It's such a contrast to how it looks in the fall and winter. Definitely an attitude adjuster! :) ;)

Do you think the dump would have the bicycle rims?

Watching this beautiful pair today. ❤️ His mate was just here too, but seeing me spooked her. Perhaps it's the nurturing/protectiveness kicking in as she appears to be with egg. Drats. Kicked out by the red, evil bully, Mr. Cardinal. 😣

The World's Ugliest Iris's. Lolz. I do love them however because they came from my grandfathers grave in Germano, Ohio. Kessie says hello!

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May 22, 2019May 2019

Posted by Redheadedgammy

My Princess Diana clematis is blooming.

Deutzia An increasing popular flowering shrub. I have 2 plants called Dutzia Pink-a-boo. It seems deer resistant but, as you can see, it also gets large and is another, of many in my gardens, that require attention.

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May 26, 2019May 2019

Posted by Bigwavedave

Spent the holiday transplanting my veggie starts into the garden beds. It is finally past our last average frost date here in Wasilla, Alaska so it is a mad dash to get everything out and take advantage of our long daylight... lettuce, kale, and ...

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Jun 2, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by tinkercreek

My favorite time to view my white Iceberg roses - and I guess Enzo enjoys them, too!

I finished pollinating my vanilla orchid about 1 month ago, and just got back from a trip. This is what the pods look like now, quite a bit larger than I imagined (my hand for scale is 6" long).

Amazing Kniphofia. I volunteer for the BLM/San Juan Islands National Monument and about every 2 months I go to 5 sites and do a download of trail counters. It's an all morning exercise (the island is bigger than most realize) and on the way back I ...

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Jun 9, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by tinkercreek

Beautiful morning here, heading into a little heat wave. Mock Orange is blooming in the back, and Oxalis out in front, love them!

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Jun 14, 2019Jun 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

Has this native bee hotel already been posted here?

Dierama Wandflowers I have mentioned before I like unusual plants. A very unusual plant is blooming now. It's known as the Angel's Fishing Rod.

M nectarine tree's first day of bloom, and and I think my hyacinths could use a little Viagra, but that's what happens when they are forced

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Mar 29, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by Redheadedgammy

Was going thru my pictures last night and found some when my night blooming ceres bloomed last fall. They bloom just at night and the flower is done when the morning comes.

Looks like i will be freezing Broccoli when I get off work later today...

Buffalo’s first, code approved grass parking lot at Five Points Bakery is one year old today. It can absorb 3” of rainfall keeping water out of our storm sewers. It reduces heat island effect, provides habitat for insects, helps mitigate global...

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Jul 14, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Feral blackberry canes growing in our strawberry beds. Again, I thank the fauna for planting these. I'll move them in the fall to a blackberry patch we're developing out beyond our habitat garden:

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Jul 19, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

Yesterday was too rainy to get a decent photo of flambouyants in flower for this group as I had planned - but today a great article, from our sister island 35 miles away! I did just this snap of my own tree... it's a slightly more ...

I know it's tiny but the first bud since I planted my new rose a couple weeks ago. I trimmed the bush back when I brought it home except for this tiny bud which was just starting. I should get several more before winter but I think they'll be much ...

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