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Sep 29, 2018Sep 2018

Posted by Donto101

Everyone should be growing this Amazing tree/shrub/herb. Great health benefits and easy to grow.

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Nov 4, 2018Nov 2018

Posted by Donto101

What happens when you cut down to many trees.

While in Cyprus this week I found that a lot of gardens had Bougainvillea in flower. It is a favourite, though it would not grow here in the UK. But it is so colourful and it lasts so long, perhaps because most of the colour comes from the coloured ...

Here’s a nice holiday drink made from the Jamaican Sorrel we harvested.

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Dec 30, 2018Dec 2018

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Human composting: reincarnation, atheist-style, lol

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Dec 31, 2018Dec 2018

Posted by farmboy2017

I collected the third and final load of cotton burrs for my compost heap this afternoon. It's all I can do for 2018?

These were taken in 2017. Do you like the trellis for the honeysuckle?

We are lucky here in the UK, in that the climate means that we can grow and naturalize Snowdrops, ( Galanthus ). Just coming through now, like an early promise of spring in mid winter.

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Jan 19, 2019Jan 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Canna lilies started from seed. Took awhile to sprout. I may have planted them too deeply. I'm hoping I can transplant these, first into larger pots, then into the garden after Mother's Day.

Has anyone grown a THUJA GREEN GIANT tree? If you have, please tell me your experience.

Just saw this on FB; I know you'll love this! How to create a simple hanging plant with common - but strong - string!

Hi gardeners! I have a question for you. Does anyone know how to harvest and/or process evening primrose for its medicinal benefits? I just learned I have this growing in my garden, and then learned that it's good for some old lady concerns. So ...

A rare chick tree ready to be harvested.

My annual attempt to grow venus flytraps, failed again after 5 months, and my amaryllis that I have had to divided every 5 years for the last 30 that I've been here. Sometimes I fail, sometimes I get lucky.

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Sep 12, 2018Sep 2018

Posted by AntaresRose

I apologize for posting to this group. I thought this was the one that liked different pictures. I read later that this is what you have grown yourself. I removed the picture for that reason. Sorry for the violation.

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Aug 26, 2018Aug 2018

Posted by Leafhead

Ceropegia woodii, another moth pollinated night bloomer I get fluffy seed from this every year faithfully, from milkweed like pods

Moon flowers, or loco weed. The plant that nearly stopped westward expansion in Texas. They are very drought tolerant, produce huge fragrant blooms, I've had over 300 bloom at one time on one plant and hallucinogenic.

Posted by farmboy2017

Got my back door framed up. It's slot smaller than the front door. Kinda like a Hobbit door.

The apples and onions in store from the harvest, are now getting old. So the day after Xmas being a holiday here in the UK (boxing day), I took the time to make some pies to share with friends, especially my very good friend who cooked dinner for me ...

My crab apples "Red Sentinel" often linger right through the winter, they cover the tree and look especially good with snow on them, or as here in bright winter sun. You could cook with them but they are beautiful just to look at, and the birds love ...

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Dec 29, 2018Dec 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

We put a "habitat" garden in our yard mostly to attract humming birds and butterflies. After 5+ years we've let it expand and connect with the woods behind our lot. It's amazing to see the variety of birds, pollenators, and fauna that now visits. ...

Thanks to several weeks of quite warm weather through the new year, the catkins on the hazels are early this year with us here in the UK. They look good now in the winter sun but we are just about to get the frost and snow hard. Not flowers as such ...

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Feb 1, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

I haven’t been to my garden in a week. It is probably dead. And I don’t even care.

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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 ...

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