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Aug 27, 2021Aug 2021

Posted by FrayedBear

Hopeful of another summer?

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Sep 19, 2021Sep 2021

Posted by Triphid

What a difference just 4 days can make when it comes to Flowers and such in the Gardens, etc. My Tulips after 4 days have passed and, according to logical reasoning of my 8 year old Nephew, Henry, they grew this time because, " You put up a sign to ...

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Sep 27, 2021Sep 2021

Posted by itsmedammit

We have the strangest weather pattern here this year. I live in that red area. We have been in severe/extreme drought all year, with lots of rain north, lots of rain south. We just have an odd band of dry. Normally we have lots of rain and even ...

Dirt! I think I have purchaed more dirt this year than ever before. Between buying soil amendments for trees and shrubs I've planted, potting soil for numerous large pots, and mulch to cover the above and other established plantings, I probably have ...

And it is catalog season! I have used both Johnny's Selected Seeds and Pinetree seeds for years. JSS has a great selection of tools and supplies, and Pinetree has cheaper packets and a nice variety. They are both in Maine, as is Fedco--I have ...

Gardener friends--any favorite crops or varieties that are vaguely obscure and you think everyone should grow? A few from me, red russian kale, lemon cucumbers, runner beans, and pink single mums--I think there are several varieties, but they look ...

I think we have to think about sustainability in the broader sense as we might think about our own garden. It is not an answer, not a goal as much as it is a process and a perspective. It is not a solution to be found but a process of maintenance ...

Some may think this a little sentimental but I like it.

The Mahonia bealei ( It may be Mahonia x media, help with that would be appreciated.) is coming into flower now in the garden, it is I think one of the best winter flowers, with the almost perfect rosettes of flower spikes on top of the foliage ...

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Dec 9, 2019Dec 2019

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

December roses: Easy Spirit. Some years I manage to have a smattering of roses still blooming at Christmas. But this year we had an actual freeze in the mid-twenties back in mid-November, so the roses closed up shop. Except....I had just bought 3 ...

Just discovered plants -

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Jan 4, 2020Jan 2020

Posted by Mooolah

Hey you jonquils. Its January in Wisconsin. You are supposed to be dormant.

Its cold and dark in the Northern hemisphere now, and things are not that great in the US or here for that mater, I know . So I thought that those many US members on here may like to cheer up. This is an English look at some of the best of American ...

Something from 1900 we could learn from -

The fist flowers here don't really come in spring but start in mid winter. It makes you think of spring though.

Despite the frost and snow the spring bulbs just keep pushing through. They do not grow like most plants by dividing and increasing the number of their cells, but by inflating their existing cells hydraulically so that they become much larger, it is ...

@Fernapple, @Marionville - this is so charming!

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Mar 10, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

What fun this would be, world's tallest flower!

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Mar 11, 2020Mar 2020

Posted by tinkercreek

Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in Woodburn, Oregon. I think I'll make a visit this year!

I posted this in another group but thought you may like. Found this little person in the garden yesterday. It was a wonderful find, I have not seen a live one for a couple of years in my garden, it proves we still have a population in the village. ...

The sun is shining, so a bit of weeding is on the cards. This will go on and on and on and one day it will all look lovely.

I thought this sounded like a good way to spend a bit of time.

Give me a garden and I will have a kingdom.

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