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Nov 6, 2019Nov 2019

Feels a bit like crowing when 'y'all' are moaning about sleet and snow coming, but I went up on my verandah roof to pick avocados again today and these are (a few of) the other fruits next to that tree.

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Nov 9, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by glennlab

I have my new fish pond filter/hydroponic set up assembled, now for a trip to the hardware store for the parts I'm going to need to mate it to the fish pond. this winter I'll raise cabbage type plants plus watercress, springtime it will all depend....

Now that many/most of us are into the thinking about gardening season, wanted to share a little about my new approach--it is a no-dig raised bed intensive approach. Way back when I was a double-digger commercial grower, which is a bit nuts, I did a ...

Anyone have any idea what this thing is growing on an old stump behind my house? Fungus? Mushroom? Have I mentioned how much I hate Japanese Beetles? They are finally moving on but I have been picking 150 to 200 beetles off my grapes, blackberries, ...

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Jul 9, 2020Jul 2020

Posted by Lightupmylife

This is the week my garden is beginning to die. The heat and no rain have taken their toll. Tomato and yellow squash are the only things left. Shade fabric helped prolong the season by maybe a week. Next investment is a drip irrigation system. But ...

I guess its now coming to the peak season for cottage gardens with us now, so I went out today and along the way snapped a shot or two of some, old walls and doors and cottage plants. I really love it when people manage to pack a huge amount into a ...

Community Garden Several years ago a couple of us built a large High Tunnel Hoop House (greenhouse) to be used as a community garden, 26'w X 72'l X 12-16'h so lots of room for a community. Now we finally have people growing things, mainly tomatoes, ...

I was pretty bummed out Sunday. After (as it turns out) breaking my toe Friday and wrenching my knee Saturday, my reward was to be a three hour trip up the coast to visit the Mendocino Coast Bot Garden, one of my favorite places. But after running ...

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There is a flower I enjoy because of the outsized stamens and much smaller petals. The stamens of Caesalpinia gilliesii (Bird of Paradise Shrub) are pretty sculptural. I think it would like hotter temperatures than I can offer bayside here on the ...

Just went out the other day and took some photos of cottage gardens. I love the interplay of architecture, and hard materials with plants. The first one especially is to kill for, just so far from 'designer' gardens.

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I'm specializing this year.

Gorgeous frezias around my Neigbor hood.

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Oct 2, 2020Oct 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Digging the hole for that blue spruce. Army training! How to probe for land mines!...... or more importantly, the irrigation system. 🙄🍷🍷

LINKBlueberry grown in Australia breaks record as world’s heaviest

...this is my secret!

Surprise! Alaska has farm country too. Mostly located in Matanuska Valley are many hay, vegetable and livestock farms. 🥔 🐮 🥕 🤠 The unique soil and extended daylight in the summer yield to producing world record size fruits & veggies ...

Urgent Request Hi All, I've discovered the thousands of incredibly unique native plants in the south west of Australia. The area is known to scientists as a biodiversity hotspot. One of very few in the world! Unfortunately, not everyone ...

Coneflower morning. I find their structure slightly vulgar but I like the color contrast where they are mixed with orange lilies. Also, I love the yellow verio birds that come.

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Jun 26, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by SkotlandSkye

The start of lunch straight from the garden...

While touring the garden on a lecture with a garden club. Great little "teacher's pet"

A couple of quart baskets going up to the cottage to feed the family who are up there this weekend for the Canada Day long weekend. Too early in the season for much else beside the baby Bulls Blood Beats, Mesclun Mix Lettuce, Kale, Rainbow Chard, ...

Hello Gerdeners, I love this group. I'm taking the day off from the garden. It's too damn hot. I'm staying indoors as much as I can today. I might can some more pickles. I hope everyone is doing well.

My final raising of the season. I am stopping before OE makes its slimy way up here. So far though, 24 perfect, healthy and OE free Monarchs raised and released :)

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