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Oct 30, 2021Oct 2021

Posted by FrayedBear

Invading the back yard!

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Oct 31, 2021Oct 2021

Posted by RussRAB

Sun Chokes. This is my big harvest this year. I did get a couple tomatoes before the heat made them stop producing, and my bell peppers had produced a few and have started up again now that the temperatures have fallen a bit, but these sun chokes ...

Got these little cuties from a friend. I managed to get a little stash of seeds from the few left on the vine. Cucamelons . Would be fun to grow enough to make mini pickles. lol

The well known Christmas decoration Poinsettia has an interesting if, slightly sad history, in cultivation. Note though. Please don't self experiment with any of the medical uses mentioned, the sap is very caustic, and dangerous to handle at the very...

Perennial flowers that will bloom for years. The article at the end about using coffee grounds is also a good one.

Ladybirds, butterflies and bees are ever so important l

My tomato seedlings on March 23 in Wasiila AK zone 4b - looking very good!

I’ve never had grasses in a garden, but think this is clever. I wonder if this is okay to do.

The low temperature this morning was 30 degrees in my unheated greenhouse in Wasilla Alaska on May 14th. I will be moving plants out there and setting up my space heater... for now. thanks to my weather station I have saved my plants many times over ...

Ever hear of banana peels in water to fertilize plants. Yes, put a couple banana peels in a mason jar with water. Let it sit room temp for 3-5 days. Then pour only the water, not the peels, for the plants you want fed. It's said to work great for...

I made spicy-sweet pepper relish from the peck of peppers that I picked. I made a peck of pickled peppers...

You can't let a little snowy weather slow you down...

Its Hellebore season now.

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Aug 3, 2020Aug 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Cover crop planted in 2 old strawberry beds. Three days after planting and the clovers are popping up!

This may be a bit basic for most people here, but it is rare to hear sound good advice about the basics, (some a little questionable as always ) and if anyone is starting out this could save you a lot of pain.

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Sep 3, 2020Sep 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Winter experiment. Our Mailbox Wildlife Habitat. There are now three Yucca plants thriving there. This year I harvested some seeds after they flowered. Research indicates it can take a month to a year for seeds to sprout. Following the rather ...

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Sep 20, 2020Sep 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Anyone able to identify this little guy?

For my gardening “friends “.

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Oct 12, 2020Oct 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Bought a 4x100 foot role of landscape material to line the ditch around our re-configured garden. I was NOT looking forward to cutting it in lengths with scissors or a box knife. Linda said; "Your chop saw should cut through that.... right?" I ...

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Oct 18, 2020Oct 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Milkweed pods in a habitat area in our backyard. I should go out today and pick these.

@ursimajor posted on a different group, but i thought this one should see it as well. Crazy stuff in 2020!

We are awaiting six days of rain. So today I shall dedicate all day or as long as it takes to distribute the mulch I have in the trailer on my garden.

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Oct 23, 2020Oct 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Concrete Alan has been re-located from a strawberry bed to this stump in our Spring bulb bed. We hope he has the same effect here as he did with the strawberries.

The world’s biggest flower, Rafflesia arnoldii, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Indeed the largest flower but also the smelliest! And, to the human nose, not in a good way: its gigantic petals emit a putrid scent like rotting flesh to attract pollinators ...

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