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Jul 13, 2021Jul 2021

Finally, after many years, my front yard Yucca is blooming. The deer like the blooms in the side yard (it is unfenced) for desert but the front one is fenced and I tend to it regularly. I's gotten to about 7' tall.

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Jul 13, 2021Jul 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

.95 inches of rain today. Okra patch is thriving. We'll never be able to use all the seed pods!

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Jul 19, 2021Jul 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

Mailbox garden has an abundance of multi-colors in coneflowers this year. The pollinators are quite busy. I can hear the buzzing 10 feet from the mailbox.

Invasive giant beauty,Reynoutria sachalinensis (giant knotweed or Sakhalin knotweed. The shoots are tender and edible. It was introduced to Europe and grown in many botanic gardens. It came prominently into notice about 1893, ...

My Google lenses this is plumbago. I don't ever remember planning any but glad it's there.

I've had a garden forever and believe it or not this is the first time I have ever seen a yellow garden spider in it.

LINKYes, KC may actually take 80-year-old Army vet to court over his … butterfly garden

Time to make tomato sauce...

I found this interesting - I have it in my garden, and I knew it was called arrowroot here, but nobody uses it anymore...

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Nov 23, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by tinkercreek

Last push of the season, snipped after 2 frosty mornings. The bloom looks a bit ragged, but the deep lemony fragrance of my little Intrigue rose is well worth enjoying as long as possible!

After selling my garden it will be missed but I have many photos to reflect. These were taken in June of this year.

I am loving the warm weather but .... everything is starting to bud! Hydrangea, peaches, roses & all the trees in the woods behind my house.

I believe these are correct but I could be wrong. They were taken in June in my old garden. primrose gentiana fern leaf bleeding heart cinnamon fern rock garden (pieris in the foreground) aubrieta dicentra spectabilis saxifraga

Feel free to mention if any of these are incorrect or share your experience with these plants. They were taken last June. azalea native fern catmint columbine azalea geranium backyard garden lady slipper iris Briggs moonlight Daphne

Following Allamanda's post on wild hedges. Thanks to a mild spell this spring, coming out in my hedgerows now, Hazel and Willow. I love catkins. (See the Natural History group for more about why.)

Having had a mild spell this January, and with a cold snap on the way. I thought that I would make a collection of all the winter flowers in the garden, before they get hammered. Viburnum, Hellebore green, Hellebore hybrid, Snowdrop, Hamamelis and ...

Feeling quite productive today. Spent 2 hours in the chicken yard to concrete in a pole to hold up bird netting. Then moved some poles that are going to be used to create another coop areas as the old coop is falling down. And finally did some ...

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Feb 14, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

It's that sweet daphne time of year!

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Feb 16, 2020Feb 2020

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Uh oh, just realized the prominantly featured specimen tree in my neighbor's front yard just 10 feet from my property and another literally against my back yard fence but in the other nextdoor neighbor's yard are Chinese Tallo trees, near the top of ...

Has anyone tried this trick for aphid control?

First signs of spring ? The first Dwarf Narcissus, Pulmonaria, the Hellebores are raising their heads and frog spawn on the pond.

Interesting garden tip! Use muffin tins to create perfectly spaced seed holes!

How do you handle garden pests? In Alaska some garden pests weigh 1,200 lbs and can clean out your garden in 30 minutes, usually while you are asleep... this is an example of overnight moose damage. My solution was to build wire cages over my garden ...

It is spring.... time to start posting all the lovelies! 😊❤🌻🌼🌷⚘🥀🌹

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