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Sep 9, 2018Sep 2018

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 ...

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Sep 11, 2018Sep 2018

Posted by Sheannutt

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"

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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Jul 23, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by NoPlanetB

I have been working on my patio plants slowly but steadily. This is the succulent garden on my table. Later I'l post pics of the potted plants I've done. Still potting a few this evening when it cools off. The trays I used were the bottom bowls of ...

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Jul 23, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

"Call us old-fashioned, but all of these newfangled ways of figuring out when to plant your corn or your kale or your cucumbers seem to be making old wisdom sound like a new thing. We love a good app as much as the next person, but planting by the ...

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Jul 24, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

One of the reasons we plant lots of tomatoes. We don't mind sharing with "those who were here first". ☝️🧓

Not too lucky with pix, but a ROARING day in the garden. Tiger Swallowtails, Black Swallowtails, Red Spotted Purple, Monarchs, Skippers, Red Admirals and more! Obviously, i saw a lot more than i snapped My first shot is a Mourning Cloak, a Newbie to ...

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Jul 26, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Morning harvest. This, plus another bunch of heritage maters from the tomato forest are going to be rendered into sauce this afternoon.

Great day in the garden today Feeders been active today. Here are two Red Admirals Catch of the day!!! Giant Swallowtail egg on Gasplant Monarch on Swamp Milkweed Giant Swallowtail laying on Gasplant. First time breeding here!!! Fuzzy wuzzy bumblebee...

Red Digger Wasp (Sphex) nest "Wannabee" Red Admiral Soldier Beetle on Echinops

The Purple Loosestrife, Lythrum salicaria, is coming into flower in the garden now by the pond. It was once a common UK native but like a lot of wetland plants, modern drainage, river straightening and agro-chemicals are making it rare, so that you ...

The Buddleja is also out now, called the Butterfly Bush it is covered in them. This is the white form, though the natural blue is very good, and I can see no difference in the numbers of insects attracted.

Hummingbird Clearwing Moth Mulberry Wing Skipper Monarch egg on Common Milkweed Red Spotted Purple, top view Red Spotted Purple, side view Painted Lady on Echinops, Globe Thistle

The wild Chicory is just going over in the hedgerows now. It is a beautiful sky blue, though sometimes tinted with pink and it looks spectacular where it grows on top of the chalk downs, under a blue sky. But sadly, when I tried growing it in the ...

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Aug 4, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by AstralSmoke

An update on my Night Blooming Cereus. 14 buddings. The cereus is a very visually sexual plant (to me).

Weren't we just talking about picking the best watermelon?

Finally spot a reason to keep this volunteer vegetable spreading all over my backyard.

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