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Apr 17, 2018Apr 2018

Posted by Donto101

My girlfriend ordered us some new books off of amazon should be here Thursday. Can’t wait.

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Apr 20, 2018Apr 2018

Posted by Donto101

I would like to welcome all the new members to the group we are growing pretty fast. Can’t wait to see what everyone is growing

Cactus will not survive the Midwest winter, so my cactus garden spends six months in the house and then six months outside. Here are a couple of pictures. I will send another when I get the cacti placed in the outdoor area.

Kid said he felt like being outdoors today. So I gave him the chainsaw. Just about killed ourselves... but the dead cherry tree is almost down. Maybe build a second pond there? Pondering.

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May 5, 2018May 2018

Posted by LeighShelton

I know a great website called growsonyou.com that I think is well worth a look as there are many knowledgeable gardeners on there and you can get involved.

Happy New Years from our family and yours!

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Jan 16, 2019Jan 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Western Monarch butterfly population is crashing, threatening extinction. Ack!!!

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Jan 18, 2019Jan 2019

Posted by SeaGreenEyez

Wildflower sod. ????? I've used wildflower sod for years. You can purchase it geographical-select, or take your chances on what you like (that may not be geographically "normal.") What I'm wondering today: has anyone made their own wildflower...

Planning the garden Last season, I missed out on ordering red currants and gooseberry bushes. I had no idea that they are so hard ro get here in the US. They were the fruit of my childhood, and i spent many happy times picking and eating currants....

Haven't made many posts lately. Over the last week, have been busy spading up my garden area and laying out the configuration of my spring garden. Planted my green beans today. Will plant my potatoes tomorrow, and my tomato plants on Sunday. The ...

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Feb 5, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by FlippantLlama

Here in Kentucky, it's that time again! Getting new heat pads and plant lights Friday. So excited!

What a surprise today. I went out to feed the front worm farm and noticed three shoots strongly growing. So pulling on them to remove their tenacity I discovered that they are growing out of mango pits thrown in with the veggie waste about a month ...

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Feb 8, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Flexymorals

Stuck an onion and some dirt in a can last week...

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Feb 12, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Article on little known facts about roses. (Actually, I already knew some of these, ?)

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Feb 17, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

My loropetalum is in full bloom! I am still learning when things bloom here, especially things I have not grown before. ?

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Sep 18, 2018Sep 2018

Posted by JenBeberstein

Ripe Indigo Rose tomato. There was a lot of interest when I posted a photo of the plants, so I decided to share a photo of the ripe fruit.

Pumpkin seeds are very good for you. How many are growing pumpkins this year?

I have some lawn over my septic bed and mantle as it was required by the health dept. when I built the septic system, the rest of my property is either ponds, gardens or pasture lands and forest.

Will be planting my fall-winter garden this weekend -- cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, green beans, and carrots. My third garden of the year.

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Oct 29, 2018Oct 2018

Posted by tdtallent77

Thanks Botany Buddies! I setup a little green house in an old disposable cake pan with a clear lid, soaked down my super-dried out moss and let it sit on my desk, away from the window over the weekend... SUCCESS! We have green again!!

What happens when you cut down to many trees.

The easiest most versatile plant to have are daylilies. This one is called Avant Garde. Anyone else have daylilies?

My greenhouse at night the red light is for my Sour Sop. It doesn’t like temps below 50 degrees

Allium purple sensation Mandarin lights azalea Siberian Iris Caesar's brother You can tell the caterpillars like the azalea. They're stripping the leaves. Is there anything I could do to stop this?

We had a warm break in the early winter that descended upon us last week so my wife and I went out and planted 300 cloves of garlic while the soil was still workable, this morning it is frozen sold. The reflecting pond I drained last night after ...

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