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Jul 31, 2020Jul 2020

A quick check on the garden after the not-quite Tropical Storm, my shade-tunnel was fine, only one knot came loose. It seems only 2 of my 30 or so Dragonfruit flowers set, but there are more buds now! Another crop of cacao nearly ready and ...

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Aug 10, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by MightyMax

With the weather being lovely and amazing sunshine in the south west of England, its been a perfect getting jobs in the garden and harvesting it'brings positivity and relaxation into our lives

Does anybody else grow ground cherries? I find them easy to grow, typically reseeding themselves each year and then I just move them around to keep them together but they do tend to stray to all parts of the garden and make a tasty treat when I am ...

Amazing Rhubarb trick. Watching a Youtube series called “Tudor Farms” I saw an amazing trick. One can force a superior Rhubarb plant by growing it in the dark. This was discovered some 500 years ago. At one time Rhubarb was a major crop...

I can't remember his name but the gentleman who used to regularly post beautiful photos and YouTube videos of his garden seems to have left this site. Shame that.

So you can save carbon and oil, the cost of a lawn mower, get great exercise, and impress your friends with your amazing skill. Why don't we all do it this way ? Be amazed.

Despite the cold there are a few winter flowers out with us now, especially the Hellebores and the Snowdrops. But there may be something which you may not have noticed before. Which is that a lot of winter and early spring flowers like these, take ...

Posted by Killtheskyfairy

This is what regenerative farming can look like. This is a picture of the Eden Project in Cornwall, England. Unlike conventional monoculture planting, this polyculture system diversifies the soil life, making plants less susceptible to pests and ...

Always check your plants needs before you love it too much.

Here's an unusual flowering tree from Australia. I encountered it walking the dog yesterday afternoon & childishly enjoyed releasing a number of the flowers from their "cocoons".

Has anyone tried this?

I just had to share this photo...

Sounds like a good day...

A quirky bit of history, with a little humour, which may not be to everyones taste. But the stories that plants tell, often can't be bettered.

I made red lentil coconut curry with Bok Choi that I grew indoors!

...sometimes you just can't help it?

I saw some pretty flowers on a walk today. I’d never seen a white Hibiscus before. And I do not know what the pink flowers are.

Thought this could amuse, since it looks at a slightly different veg growing philosophy, and for those members not in the UK it is an amusing look at gardening in the UK, especially allotment gardening, which is the name we give to community gardens....

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Jan 12, 2022Jan 2022

Posted by AnonySchmoose

What is the tree with those lovely blossoms?

LINKSunflowers ward off drought and heat through their invisible colours

My first star cherry, it tastes like mango.

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Nov 5, 2022Nov 2022

Posted by vocaloldfart

I would like to introduce you to an Australian plant that is part of the Aboriginal Bush Medicine, which gains more and more popularity in Australia and throughout the world. This plant, Pittosporum Phylliraeoides, is more commonly known as Gumby ...

A friend of mine just posted he harvested these little treasures today. Cucamelons. I had never heard of them before but I'm going to order some seeds online for next spring. These are the pics he posted. Look like tiny watermelons, tastes like ...

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