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May 17, 2021May 2021

Day 11 Not much change in appearance. They're becoming cognizant of their surroundings though. They weren't happy at my approach today.

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Jul 10, 2021Jul 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

Rainy day here in the Miami Valley. I've harvested asparagus, towards the end of the season, and Basil at the beginning of the optimal basil season. Beat the latest squall by about 8 minutes!! Now on to making some pesto, and preparing a veggie ...

This year has proved great for my plum tree. Once a sucker from a tree in Seattle now with 6 grafts. It is so heavily laden branches had to be tied to the main stem to keep the branches from breaking. There are 2 varieties, Seneca and Valor, both ...

Most gardeners are aware of the risk of the rakesnake...

My confused Plum tree. Last Spring, I bought a couple plum trees, but because of everything that happened last Spring, and some large branches shading the back part of my yard I wanted to remove, I never got around to planting them. Consequently, ...

I love the look of lavender, the colour is superb, but cannot stand the smell.

A little Sweet Victory despite those thieving mongrels who stole the rest of my rose cuttings that I had 'borrowed' from gardens around my area and were actually taking root, etc. They stole what must have close at hand but missed the best ones, my ...

Britain’s favourite plants.

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Herb garden idea…indoors or out.

If you get rain regularly, this is a great idea.

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Apr 15, 2023Apr 2023

Posted by tinkercreek

I thought I'd just start this in the Gardeners group. Feel free to share elsewhere!

The woodland garden is at the hight of its spring flowering now. With the blue Hyacinths, the purple Honesty, and the small white Woodruff all in flower. Plus the Viburnum "Wedding Cake" with its flat sprays of flowering branches. Though not all the ...

I visited an, open for charity garden, yesterday. It is modest sized urban garden, but is lush with tropical and exotic plants. Many grown in pots to overwinter in greenhouses, and others grown each year from seed. A huge amount of work in our cold ...

I got 8 pints of tomato sauce from my first batch and one jar didn't seal because I got the ring on crooked - oh well so I put the extra in my freezer and will add it to my next batch...

Did I ever get around to posting this very clever idea?

Since I had Labor Day off from my night shift job I decided to stay up and make tomato sauce...

It is NOT too early !!!

My passion in the garden is for ferns, or pteridophytes. Which for those who don't know them, are an old group of early land plants, which do not flower or set seed but reproduce by sporing. However despite the lack of flowers, the range of foliage ...

I just distributed a whole trailer load of mulch and feel so virtuous, he,he. Tomorrow I shall go and get another, and hopefully that will be enough for this time.

My passion again and my working life. This shows a really good description of growing, and the life cycle of a major and very old plant group. Just one error in it though, the presenter says that the young plants are, single cells, they are not. What...

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Nov 4, 2020Nov 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Beaut of a day here in the Miami Valley! Built a gourd/pumpkin stand for next year's attempt. All scrap wood and aluminium. Cleared out a bit of the shed! Ill stan the wood and put a coat or two of polyurethane on it tomorrow.

For those who are growing/have Coleus plants, these are mine after their winter pruning/trim back. They seem to be growing much stronger, healthier and bigger since getting a 'hair cut.'

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