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Aug 10, 2019Aug 2019

The Acanthus are coming to the end of their flowering now. The one I grow is Acanthus spinosus, it is very spiny, even the flowers are untouchable, but the thistle like leaves are spectacular. It is of course one of the most celebrated of all plants ...

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Aug 12, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by glennlab

My fish pond before the raccoons destroyed it. The rootball was over 300 pounds in one season.

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?

Here in Florida, I have a small winter garden including green beans, lettuce, and 5 tomato plants. The first tomato blossoms have set on! Hope to have enough tomatoes for BLTs, other sandwiches, salads, and some spaghetti sauce for my wife and ...

Harvested a little Basil today from my indoor garden... Will be harvesting some Kale soon too and my 3 indoor Tiny Tim Tomato plants are full of blossoms - Woohoo! Everybody can grow some food at home...

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Nov 1, 2020Nov 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Milkweed pods! The "Outer Limits" episode: So. I, in a moment of Chardonnay infused insanity, decide that the best way to store these seeds is to pop open a pod and place those cute seeds in a medicine bottle. Bad move. Me, the cats, and ceiling ...

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Nov 2, 2020Nov 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Definitely trying this! 😆🍷

This is the November Nasturtium I mentioned on another thread. This isn't the only plant but the only one to bloom. They had suffered from last summers heat and I wasn't sure if they would survive it. When they did, I really didn't think they would ...

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Dec 5, 2020Dec 2020

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Cheering me up on this gray December day. Gotta tilt your gaze 90 degrees clockwise, Wedding Bells(pink), Erin Alonzo (yellow), Over the Moon(apricot), and Sweet Spirit(reaspberry blend). That last one is a week old and went through a freeze and ...

Here In Tampa, Florida,Am enjoying BLTs and salads made with heirloom black tomatoes from my winter garden. Thy are delicious - even seem to taste better than my spring tomatoes do.

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Jan 18, 2021Jan 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

Finished and "road tested" the first rolling trolley for my various power tools. I've deemed it a success. One down, eight to go.

Have spaded up the soil for my spring garden, laid out raised rows, and fertilized. Will have tomato plants and seed potatoes in the ground by Friday, at the latest.

Every year the cedar wax wings invade my yard, the day before the chinese photina was covered in pounds of red berries (pic 1), they also stripped my holly tree, now they are starting on my mexican fan palm. It looks like the big freeze has killed ...

Most of my potatoes have already popped through the surface of my garden here in Florida , and I have my first tomato blossoms of the year.

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Mar 28, 2021Mar 2021

Posted by tinkercreek

Wait, what? This could lead to an interesting shopping experience.

The wild Blackthorn, Prunus spinosa, is in flower in all our hedgerows at this time. I think that it is as good as any garden shrub, and you get the sloe berries too in early winter. There is a legend that its flowering always comes at the time of ...

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Dec 20, 2022Dec 2022

Posted by Killtheskyfairy

10 Fruits & Vegetables You Can Plant Once — And They Will Keep Coming Back Every Year

Attract Dragonflies; they eat mosquitos!

The brown scale lizards are normally a sign that spring has come to stay, I hope they are right. This little fellow has been around for several years now and keeps the larger bugs in check

It has been an exceptional year for blossom with us so far, especially the common Hawthorne of the field and hedgerow. It starts snow white, but then fades to off white before becoming pink as it dies. Yet they are soft muted shades, like old white ...

I got my first seed order in the mail yesterday! WOO-HOO!

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Nov 14, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by wordywalt

Sliced up a pineapple from my garden today. It was delicious. And, I have another in the kitchen to be sliced up next week, and 3 more near ripe in the garden.

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