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Aug 20, 2018Aug 2018

I have decided to start a seed exchange/Plant with all the garden groups. It would be very helpful to get as much feedback on how you think the best way to do this. For myself I would only be interested in only GMO free seeds or plants, But it ...

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Aug 20, 2018Aug 2018

Posted by egyptrican

My sweet potato vines are out of control! Haha And here is my tomato plant. Yes, I know everybody harvested theirs already. I do things late! ?

Today I got the rest of the spaghetti squash picked and also the first red Carolina Reaper pepper.

My miniature rose plants and my rosemary!

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Baton Rouge, LA, what is this kinda-sorta dandelion wildflower? It is 14 inches tall, lemon yellow, and closes up at night. Petals are more refined than a dandelion's, though it is hard ro see in these photos. Long serated leaves. My first thought...

Aubrieta is very invasive, it self seeds in every nook and cranny and you can’t move it because the root is like spider web and breaks easily, so some of my pathways become taken over and it’s hard for me to kill it off, I’ll walk around it ...

Y'all fresh strawberries are to die for! Everything is about to explode. I do believe I will need to freeze a bunch of fruit soon....

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Apr 28, 2019Apr 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

This is rather inspiring! Waaay beyond organic gardening. Integrative perennial agriculture that not only eliminates chemicals pesticides but also creates a complete ecosystem on your property and builds the soil over time, without need ...

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Apr 28, 2019Apr 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Not really gardening focused. But close. We grew some bottle gourds last year for fun. The vines almost engulfed our generator and utilities infrastructure. Anyway, I dried some and Linda suggested bird houses might be a good use. After several...

Japanese Herb Garden - I enjoy cooking Asian style foods, so I grow a lot of basil (several varieties), and peppers in the spring. I am slowly gonna add other things. This year I want to grow green onions also. Anyone else grow similar stuff?

Summer has come 04 January 2019.

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Feb 4, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Same deal with the Canna Lily seeds! The container holding 6 start pots that have sprouted vs the container with zero sprouts. Both sets = same soil, same pots, same date planted..... Very strange.

What a difference an hour makes, these are the open moonflowers an hour later

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Sep 25, 2018Sep 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

Went to Lowes yesterday in a rainstorm. Just picking up some tapestry hanging rods and electrical conduit. Right. I was wandering through the marked down plants and found this Japanese Maple. Planter full of water.. but heck! It'll fit in my ...

Sad day...time to empty the greenhouse and say goodbye to delicious tomatoes until (hopefully) next summer. A few nights of low 30F temps and these guys are done. Then again, I’m gardening in Alaska, so that I actually harvested over 1/2 bushel of ...

Ordered a pile of perennials for fall planting. I love trying new flowers, and this time I'm focusing on stuff that blooms later in the year. Spring is glorious but by now I've got nothing but the remains of the annuals...

Even now with autumn coming on there is still plenty of colour in the garden. Rose 'Albertine', Viburnum opulus the Geulder Rose, Sorbus the Mountain Ash and Phlox.

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Oct 5, 2018Oct 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

Toad lilies always seem to be the last to bloom. And it's time to thin & transplant. They prefer a shady "hosta" environment. I may attempt to gather seeds this year.

I Removed my big lemongrass from its original spot (it was overwhelming my dwarf roses). I started splitting the plant, I kept two big clumps for my garden and I ended up with so many babies. Now I need to find home for them.

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Oct 21, 2018Oct 2018

Posted by Donto101

Finally finished the greenhouse it took Amy and I most of the weekend. All four side roll up and down. It should keep the tropical fruit trees nice and warm. And be a nice place to over winter our potted plants.

Phygelius is only on the edge of being hardy here. I have to grow it by the stream, which being spring fed and warm all year keeps a little frost away. And sometimes you get a late flower or two after the main show and just for a while before the ...

The mild autumn leaves still a lot of colour in the garden, and now the winter flowers are starting too. With Chrysanthemum, Iris foetidissima in berry, some climbing roses still going and winter jasmine just starting.

My Nerine bulbs just flowered ... South African natives, related to spider lilies and share being in the Amaryllid family. The first two pics is of a varietal which has ultra thin, grass-like leaves, and the second is of Nerine Bowdenii which is ...

Good Morning from my Mourning Geckos, House Geckos and Long Tailed Grass Lizards

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