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Mar 31, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

We enjoy both in our yard:

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Apr 2, 2019Apr 2019

Posted by meowmom

I can hardly get anything done indoors, every waking moment I want to be raking or transplanting or pulling weeds. I've been sharing clumps of bergamot locally and mailed some too. Found this cutie at Kroger today. I read she likes full sun and is ...

Even the Dark Side gardens.

My favorite Phlox doing more than its share. Blooms long and is a butterfly fave, especially to Swallowtails, Skippers and Monarchs.

Everything is connected

Better late than never! It had 2 ripe tomatoes ? on the bottom, and they were sweet ?

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Sep 6, 2018Sep 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

We are continuing to attempt to design some type of water feature for a part of our habitat garden. Thoughts now are to terrace the back part, providing then a level 6'x6' area we can raise using some old 6x6" landscape timbers. Then, a 4'×4' ...

Spring is starting to bounce down here in Western Victoria, Australia. Normally I do not have cut plants preferring to see the flowers in the garden. Recently however one of the op shops that I patronise has been having a 90 yo woman donating little ...

A great chart for planting bulbs.

My annual attempt to grow venus flytraps, failed again after 5 months, and my amaryllis that I have had to divided every 5 years for the last 30 that I've been here. Sometimes I fail, sometimes I get lucky.

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Sep 12, 2018Sep 2018

Posted by HippieChick58

Just because it is amusing

Has anybody here grown this kind of corn? "glass jewel"

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Sep 18, 2018Sep 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

I think I'll get a few of these guys:

Building a Reflecting Pond on a Budget. My wife wanted me to incorporate a reflecting pond into the landscaping for the front yard but if you have looked at pond materials you know how expensive they are, even a small pond can run you over a thousand...

For those that want them, i have mooflower seeds (Dautura) pm me if you are interested. They do well with a little attention, but do fantastic if nurtured.

My father passed away not long ago, one of the last things he did was to make, with my help, this eyecatcher, plant frame for the wood.

I like succulents and sedum. Our gardens have several so I decided to make a planter and fill it with succulents. I wanted something different so I designed it in the shape of our backyard garden. It was difficult to obtain the exact shape but I'm ...

My vegetable plot in winter. In this part of the UK it is possible to overwinter leeks and parsnips in the ground most years. So these remain now though most of it is cleared and dug. Interestingly I have read, that they were the main two vegetables ...

Does anyone else have Japanese Iris? I was reminded today and want to share. :)

While in Cyprus this week I found that a lot of gardens had Bougainvillea in flower. It is a favourite, though it would not grow here in the UK. But it is so colourful and it lasts so long, perhaps because most of the colour comes from the coloured ...

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Dec 13, 2018Dec 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

My neighbors are going to be irked. I took the opportunity of 48 degrees and temporarily dry to mulch leaves & mow the lawn one final time. I even had the time to cut up and throw away the remaining downed willow branches. A good December "outside"...

Dahlias from the Halifax public gardens early in September. 1- Tribune's Janet E. Grey named by Joe LaPierre 2-Cobequid Pinewheel named by Carol Dexter 3-Cobequid Daphne named by Carol Dexter 4-Tribune's Heather Orava named by Joe LaPierre ...

The apples and onions in store from the harvest, are now getting old. So the day after Xmas being a holiday here in the UK (boxing day), I took the time to make some pies to share with friends, especially my very good friend who cooked dinner for me ...

One of the problems of living in the south is that you have to mow the grass in the winter, not looking forward to it. The real estate agent spread winter rye grass to make the house more attractive. It is supposed to die out by July, that was ...

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Feb 11, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

This is MORE than alarming! "Insect Apocalypse" predicted by scientists. Folks, let's think very carefully about what we are doing to the environment, especially about chemicals. NIGHTMARE STUDY: INSECT END TIMES?

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