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Oct 8, 2019Oct 2019

Posted by Allamanda

A Comic Book approach but nevertheless:

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Nov 7, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by DavidDuhon

Hi, just wanted introduce the gardener in me this group. My first career of about 20 years as as a commercial organic grower. I worked by hand, having apprenticed in the bio-intensive method with John Jeavons--some of you may know his How Grow ...

We have had two good frosts now, but a couple of summer flowers are still hanging on. The Lamium or dead nettles, which are wonderful value as ground cover and just seem always to flower, plus one last Lupin. But the winter flowers are starting with ...

well at least one frit. has made it. I've seen a few mating, but it is a bleak year.

Today I noticed th rowan trees in the neighborhood. Both are heavy with fruit, those orange berries. Besides being very decorative trees, they also predict the severity of the winter to come. So, it looks like we will have a very snowy winter to ...

The apple is neat, but the second picture is what it looks like

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Sep 2, 2019Sep 2019

Posted by Bobbyzen

The family didn’t remember planting sunflowers in our little organic garden. A great surprise to see them pop out this weekend, visited by a grasshopper (red circle) and what I believe is a honey bee...

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Sep 10, 2019Sep 2019

Posted by Austin-Cambridge

I don't know, you do your best for them, find out who they are and they turn their backs on you! :-D

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Sep 14, 2019Sep 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Our Hyacinth vines are producing lots of attractive seed pods this year.

A party from the county gardeners trust was the last group visit of the year to the garden yesterday. The weather was good and they greatly enjoyed it, then sat in the sun with tea, coffee an cakes. From this point my only contact with other ...

Photos from my garden : Ruba-a-dub-bud luphas the neighbors planted two years ago , and they keep coming back . Sweetie , the Momma's boy cat , Mexican Dwarf Morning GLories , Mexican Petunias and mushrooms , Mexican Petunias and brown Mushrooms ...

A couple of weeks ago I posted about my rose and that it hadn't grown any. Well, the heat finally let up week before last (it was in the high 90's until then) and the rose just took off. It has gotten taller buy about 10". It has dropped leaves but ...

For anyone on the east coast of Florida, near Ft. Pierce this weekend; (October 19-20)....this is a real nice exhibition...and it's free. You won't find lower cost veggies already started...and our Bonsai collection is said to be the largest in the ...

LINKHelp our pollinators

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Oct 22, 2019Oct 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Moved the triffids and rubber tree + friend into the arboretum/bathroom for the winter. They will winter over successfully, plus providing an emergency TP source = 🌿🌿🌱.... 🍷👌😎

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Nov 8, 2019Nov 2019

Posted by itsmedammit

This unseasonable cold has really been frustrating! First I spent a lot of time conditioning some soil and then seeding a low maintenance grass seed in October, the normally recommended time to plant that seed. Just about the time I might have ...

The autumn is cold and late now, but down at the bottom of the garden something still grows and thrives.

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Nov 23, 2021Nov 2021

Posted by tinkercreek

Our hot, dry summer was tough on my Pacific Northwest Native Huckleberry (vaccinium ovatum) and I had thought the earlier blossoms were just cruising into winter dormancy. An afternoon of raking up leaves, trimming back fronds and general cleanup ...

It's that time of year...

LINK"Extinct" wildflower rediscovered after 36 years

From looking at past 3 years pictures, these should have come as the first signs spring almost a month ago

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May 24, 2022May 2022

Posted by mistymoon77

Saw this and had to share in this group..

Ive been trying to grow peppers indoors for about a year and finally i have 2

Here is a bee on Wisteria that I photographed at the Chicago Botanic Garden a few weeks ago. I am new here and just want to say hello.

Look at this great project, an inexpensively made greenhouse.

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