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Jan 3, 2019Jan 2019

Posted by Leafhead

Two shots from Olbrich Botanical Gardens Conservancy, featuring a blooming Alocasia and an Amaryllis "Red Lion"

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Jan 6, 2019Jan 2019

Posted by farmboy2017

I collected s fourth load of cotton burrs today. Lotsa compost for some neglected soil.

Thanks to several weeks of quite warm weather through the new year, the catkins on the hazels are early this year with us here in the UK. They look good now in the winter sun but we are just about to get the frost and snow hard. Not flowers as such ...

Hellebore in the snow. Of course like most winter flowers the hellebores hang their heads to keep the weather out, until the end of the season when their are more pollinators, better weather and less time available. But this one alone was almost ...

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Feb 3, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

I hadn’t seen to the garden in over a week and it was a mess. I tore out the rest of the dried out lettuces and spinach, picked the tomatoes and the beets, and watered the survivors. Don’t know if the tomatoes will make it...there are no new ...

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Feb 14, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

We’ve got some rain today in Yuma. Not a lot. IF I had done my planting, I would still need to water. I picked some tomatoes today...amazing, since I haven’t even been out there for about ten days. There are still some green tomatoes, but I ...

Some of my favourite moments in the garden. I may have posted these in a previous post so here they are again. Can anyone identify these flowers and the spider? Number 9 is not a paniculata but a divaricata.

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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Aug 6, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by Redheadedgammy

Just saw this beauty trying to stay out of the wind today. Anyone know what this guy is?

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Aug 6, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by ShadowAmicus

A self set fennel that has done better than any I planted - waiting to collect seed and will spread it around for next years crop.

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Aug 12, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by ShadowAmicus

First few tomatoes of this years crop and plenty more to come - no idea what varieties as I was given various plants, but they are so much tastier than shop bought

The Agapanthus are in full flower now. I am always amazed that we can grow these exotic bulbs in our climate, the trick is good drainage and full sun, though where I have seen them in the wild, in the warm south, they tend to grow in the shade. The ...

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Aug 15, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by CrazyQuilter

My brother made me these tomato cages. They work a lot better when the growing season lasts until end of Nov. The cages are 6 ft tall. As an indeterminate variety, these will grow all season.

Stapelia grandiflora, 2019 bloom

Next years generation, and the last of this years Cecropia Moth caterpillars, 4th instar Monarch on Swamp Milkweed Uggh, Milkweed Tussock Moth Eastern Black Swallowtail on Fennel

Our green bean harvest today.

First 2019 tomatoes! I had salmon cheeseburgers last night with garden lettuce and fresh picked sliced tomato - Yum!

Grey Hairstreak and Valarian Root, a perfect match. Blues and other Gossamers relish these tiny flowers too

Found on my mid-day walk today. Part of a small wildflower patch my town planted near a lake in my neighborhood. Nearly 100 degrees, dry and they're thriving.

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Jul 19, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Tomato plants running amuck. But we're finally getting ripe tomatoes.

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