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Jun 13, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by Sheannutt

Thought I would share this, if I had a place to put one I would build it.

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Jun 14, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by AmiSue

Yikes! I had to take cover, get out of the garden today. On antibiotics and the strong sunshine started to burn :( So much to do...

FFS! Both arms, both legs.... News flash: There is a new patch of Poison Ivy in the garden.

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Jun 23, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by farmboy2017

I grew some USDA Certified cotton and transplanted into the garden. It bloomed some time last night, a full month ahead of commercial cotton crops in the county!

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Jun 24, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by SkotlandSkye

I’m heading out to the weekly Buddhist meeting I attend, and I’m taking the ladies some goodies from my garden. One tub of squash and one tub of cucumbers and tomatoes. The ladies at the meeting are all generally in their 60s and 70s and from ...

Happy Naked Gardening Day!

Not sure where else to post this but figured you guys would understand. been having really bad, windy with much rain, storms here lately and so far, not too much damage. but when i went outside the other day after another bad one, i saw that the ...

Good morning, almost noon, Day four morning trip to the garden. I really hope everyone is having a good day.

Found this interesting???? HOW TO PICK OUT A GOOD WATERMELON: Look for the Large Yellow Spot – This is where the watermelon was laying in the field. Make sure it’s a decent size and is yellow. Give it a Good Thump – You want to make sure it ...

Lavendar AND blue blooms on my hydrangea! So excited lol

With the relatively mild winters in the UK, we can overwinter a few things outside. So that I am still getting parsnips, leeks and sprouts, from the garden. And with a few late apples, plus peas and onions from storage, it looks like the makings of a...

Hellebore in the snow. Of course like most winter flowers the hellebores hang their heads to keep the weather out, until the end of the season when their are more pollinators, better weather and less time available. But this one alone was almost ...

My sweet potato vines. I ate some of the leaves ?

I'm curious how many houseplants do you have in your home? I used to have 22 when I owned a home, now I only have one.

So... In the last 3 days I have been digging out all my sweet potato, preventing their spoiling from salt water invading my garden (hurricane Florence) I could have waited another 30 days, so they would be a full size, . any way, I have about 3 ...

A little humor for my Gardener friends ????

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Oct 3, 2018Oct 2018

Posted by misternatureboy

I'm not crazy about roses, but this one (blooming in our patio) is kinda nice.

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Oct 4, 2018Oct 2018

Posted by DaphneDarling

Sorry, not a garden plant but a houseplant. It’s my grandmothers Donkeys Tail. My dad remembers it from when he was a little kid, so it’s got to be 70 years old at least. It bloomed this past summer! I’ve never seen it do that! I inherited it ...

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.

I guess if you like gardening this is the group to be in. My wife and I bought our home fifteen years ago and gardening ever since. The property came with a few shrubs and a flowering apple tree. We've reached our limit of garden space available for ...

The easiest most versatile plant to have are daylilies. This one is called Avant Garde. Anyone else have daylilies?

I have these six dahlias in storage until spring. The best tuber will have an old piece of the stalk and new growth from the tuber. The tubers usually come apart easily. You only need a small tuber to have a healthy dahlia. Any leftovers are given ...

My vegetable plot in winter. In this part of the UK it is possible to overwinter leeks and parsnips in the ground most years. So these remain now though most of it is cleared and dug. Interestingly I have read, that they were the main two vegetables ...

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