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Jun 26, 2021Jun 2021

Weeding and thinning some onions and bush beans today... I'm growing Roma, Purple Pod, and Yellow beans... it used to be too cool and rainy most years for good bean crops in my Alaska 4a zone garden. "There are bean years and then there are lean ...

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Aug 17, 2021Aug 2021

Posted by Lorajay

Thanks to Google lens I was able to identify the new aquatic weed I found down by the lake. If the weather man is right I should soon be able to mow all the way around it down to the edge of the lake. I don't want to mow it down because I think it's ...

The garden visiting season is coming to an end now, but after several weeks of cold grey weather it turned bright and sunny yesterday for a last visit, to a really lovely garden. Much money was raised for charity, the cakes were full of extra ...

I thought this Yucca wasn’t doing too well, after the really hot summer we had, but it is blooming profusely.

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May 11, 2020May 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Nice year for the Columbines we've scattered around our gardens:

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May 11, 2020May 2020

Posted by Lightupmylife

I am so lucky to live here in Central Texas! There is so much wildlife and it sometimes has a wilderness feel to it. I went to Pedernales State Park for the first time just to do a little hiking. Lovely and unspoiled! This photo was taken at the ...

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May 20, 2020May 2020

Posted by NoPlanetB

I got almost everything on my list. They were out of Elephant Ear plant so maybe next year. My helper not only helped me plant but also reset my patio blocks. My oldest grandson, he's 12 and very helpful. It was a good day, beautiful and cool. Not ...

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May 22, 2020May 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Wild flowers i dont think we planted = weeds. But really pretty. The far right corner of our shed, ground level.... is "Greta" the Groundhog's entrance to her burrow. Linda named her so now she's an "outdoor pet".... 🙄

I have so many weeds in my garden that I cannot see the plants that are suppose to be there in the first place.

My plants are doing well and we have tomatoes on the cherry tomato I share with the neighbor. The rose is sprouting again so hopefully there will again be blossoms before too long. The Moss Rose is gotten it's first bloom. :)

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May 24, 2020May 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

Yes, we enjoy our greenery in the Pacific NorthWest, but after a mild and short winter everything is double the size of previous years already! First is one back edge of my little yard, with a native vibernum, blacklace elderberry, coupla rhodies and...

Yesterday I dug up a very rare passion vine which a friend had grown for me from seed a year ago. I moved it up to a gallon container and then this past winter I moved it out to the center of the front border where I thought it might take over the ...

My tomato is growing like mad... and flowers have arrived! Yay! The last pic is when I planted it 2 weeks ago.

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Jun 16, 2020Jun 2020

Posted by HerbertNewsam

Out in the garden picking some berrys. Strawberries are about done, 26 quarts frozen. So some weeding and picking over whats left in the strawberry bed. Decided to fire up the oven and for some short cakes..yeah the whipped cream would have been ...

My green beans are sprouting ...and all is good with my garden.

Things by the water side that delight in June. Osmunda regalis, the Royal fern, is five feet high and showing its sporing bodies that look almost like fading flowers, though of course being a fern it does not flower. Primula florindae with its heavy ...

I changed my Facebook banner to a picture of my moonflower. I received many comments about the dangers of being poisoned by this pretty. I had no idea that some people are so desperate for a trip they eat the seeds. After reading the misery the ...

I made a grow bag from some landscaping fabric and a few twist ties, just make a tube of the landscaping fabric by sewing a seam and then use a couple of zip ties to seal one end. Turn it inside out and fill with potting soil, then roll down the top...

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Aug 16, 2019Aug 2019

Posted by Austin-Cambridge

Hello all, thanks to those who gave us info on our stinky starfish succulent, thought you may like to see It's current form! Celebrity has gone to It's head and It has three fully open and three developing flowers now! :-)

In April an online nursery was selling last of bulbs half price and I ordered 5 of this exotic-colored lily. They were already sprouting in the bag and grew fast and robust, and ... Ta Da! first one opened. Truly a traffic-stopper :-)

Interesting flower I found on the banks.

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Sep 22, 2019Sep 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Still harvesting tomatoes from the "tomato forest". Looks like we may get one, maybe two more collanders worth. We're in a drought here. I've not watered or suckered any plants for several weeks. We're finding that tomatoes of the several ...

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Oct 4, 2019Oct 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

Took my trowel and claw to my planter boxes and pots in the back garden today. Amended the soil with manure (deodorized) and worm casings. Tomorrow, I will begin planting. The pots on the side and front of the house will follow soon. I may be a ...

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Oct 9, 2019Oct 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Interesting graphic about two different cultures. With climate disruption, the need for micro gardening (1/2 acre or less) may become critical for food production here in the United States.

It is Fall, and bloom time for Nerines ... this one is Nerine bowdenii. A member of the Amaryllis family, native to South Africa. I have two types, the other one is a miniature kind and blooms a few weeks later, will share when it happens. By the ...

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