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Nov 24, 2019Nov 2019

My garden is full of weeds, but it is far too hot to go and do anything about it, so I may as well have a cup of tea instead.

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Yesterday I went for lunch at a friends place. The next door neighbor has an apricot tree laden with fruit, ready to pick. So that is what we did. I got a big bag to take home. Apparently the neighbor doesn't pick any of them. How bizarre is ...

I have a loquat tree, and with the need for pollination I feed the bees to keep them coming back.

Jan 19, 2020 roses & Iris seem to think it is spring.... as well as every single thing else around here. Btw over night temps are going to be in the 20s & highs are only going to be in the 30s for most of the week (fahrenheit) 😢

I love odd plants. My favorite is the Monkey Puzzle Tree, I also have red hot pokers, Vodoo Lillies and what’s known as ‘Ovens Wattle’. A friend sent me another picture of what’s known as a Cootamundra wattle or Acacia...

Having been encouraged by @Heidi68 who posted about her success with orchids, I had purchased one for myself as a treat, a month ago. It's a Phalaenopsis and oh my she is a beauty! I picked a plant with two flowering stems, full of buds each, and one...

Japanese iris are fussier than other iris but worth the extra effort. The problem with gardening; how do you pick just one flower? Do all gardeners suffer from the same problem or just me? Happy gardening everyone!

Darwin, Australia floral and fauna.

My spring garden today. Tomato plants, beans and potatos.

It's been raining in the San Francisco bay area, and even more so in Southern California. My garden sure can use the rain. This winter has been very disappointing. I went out between showers yesterday and took some photos in the back garden. As ...

The first of my irises are in bloom. Usually, the first are the dwarf varieties, but this year it's a couple tall bearded varieties. They look very similar but are different. The single flower is a bit lighter blue than one with double flowers. The ...

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Mar 18, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Look what I found this morning in my Columbine seedlings:. Fungal jellyfish! 🤗

Japanese Truck Gardening Competition

Gardening in Alaska is serious and it is all about timing... we have a very small window of time to get our vegetable gardens planted and growing - not too early or a late frost will destroy all of your work ...and not too late or you may lose in the...

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Mar 28, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

My first dewberries from my yard! More are ripening. And all I had to do was intentionally NOT mow down the vines last summer.

So for winter I put my succulents in the window behind the curtain so they could get plenty of sun & warmth. Anyway I noticed a little leaf in my orchid, thought it was something that had fallen off the plant above. Nope - I guess it was a 'seed'.......

Hadn't seen this idea before! Cartons are not as bad as plastic bottles but still a huge problem for landfills.

This is a sour-orange tree, far too close to my house, which must be 30 or so years old. About 10 years ago I cut it back drastically to do the roof work. I'd really prefer if it wasn't past the height of the faschia, but I don't want to kill it, and...

You know, no work, stuck at home, fruit trees booming.... I have started trying different recipes, some are approved and others hummm not so much. I had a little mulberry left and tons of loquats. I made a cobbler- half mulberry and half loquat. I...

The outsize value of huge trees -

Well like everyone else I suppose I'm spending way more time in the garden and online than usual. Today while I was moving a few things around beside this area I noticed all the red blooms going on beside the fountain. The small potted tree with ...

Hooray! I picked my first black heirloom tomato of the season today! We are going to have a couple of tasty salads this week.

It seems its Earth Day, and we have to celebrate the things we do for nature. Well, I don't do a lot but when I create a garden it usually turns out very untidy, which I am told is a really good thing. Though I don't do it only because its good, ...

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