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Jul 12, 2018Jul 2018

Posted by farmboy2017

I have bees in the zinnias and the okra is blooming!

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Jul 12, 2018Jul 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

Bee hotel update: Shade roof attached and polyurethaned. Next, fastening in the cedar fence post sections and filler branches..... maybe this evening.....

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Jul 15, 2018Jul 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

Came in from the shop.... I was checking out the wood supply for the potential bat house. Found this in the kitchen. I guess Linda approves of the last project: :-)

Good morning gardeners, I think this is day 19 trip to the garden. I'm still getting plenty of zucchini and cucumbers, i had to stop picking cucumbers, because my back is not doing good today. If you guys want a great producing zucchini then this ...

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Jul 16, 2018Jul 2018

Posted by WalterWhite

Garden growing at Warp 9 now and getting hard to keep up with. I have been picking a couple lb.of sugar snap peas each day to enjoy the crunchy sweet pods. Also a light blue delphinium. A strange golden lady bug instead of red. Never saw those ...

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Shared from Health & Happiness

Jul 17, 2018Jul 2018

Posted by Cast1es

I've an ethical question . A few years back , my backyard neighbor , came to me , and demanded I cut down my mature trees , along our shared fence ( Oleanders ) . I told her I like the shade and privacy they provided and love to see the flowers . ...

Today I got the rest of the spaghetti squash picked and also the first red Carolina Reaper pepper.

Decided to check the sweet potatoes we planted in tires to make sure they aren’t rotting in the ground from all the flooding.

I wanted to share this with my fellow gardeners. ?

Artichokes make a beautiful flower.

I have this little one growing in my yard. It was in a pot and I just planted on the ground. I wonder if I will survive the winter. This is used as a tea for digestive purposes. Hopefully the link will work

What a difference an hour makes, these are the open moonflowers an hour later

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Sep 27, 2018Sep 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

An hour spent digging and then pulling burlap & plastic twine off the root ball. Then separating the roots from being root-bound. Finally getting it into the ground and back filled with compost and long term release fertilizer. And then mulching ...

Like most gardeners I only take holidays in the winter. So that usually means going south for warmth, this year to the island of Cyprus. Where among the rocks I found the beautiful little Narcissus serotinus, the autumn flowering “Late ...

Delphinium from seed planted years ago. A good combination with the Annabelle hydrangea. The sky blue is my favorite.

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Dec 13, 2018Dec 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

So, I worked outside in pretty nice wx for December here in S. Ohio. I decided I'd continue on and plant the 6 Calia Lily seed pods I salvaged when we returned from our trip abroad. We'll see what develops.

Sorry I haven’t been on here much. It’s the busy time for us right now all the snowbirds are coming down from up north and finding electrical problems with their homes. I have even been having trouble finding the time to make more videos for my ...

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Feb 17, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by AstralSmoke

Mary Reynolds. It’s Reynolds’ approach to planting that truly sets her apart. She chooses varieties that naturally grow together and doesn’t believe in weeding or breaking up the soil. More esoterically, she asks the land what it wants to ...

Some more water droplet pictures I thought were pretty. (But didn't take!)

Van Gogh on the ground!

One of Amy’s sisters made these for us. Amy cried when she saw them.

Happy new year, to all in the Gardeners group, and thank you for all that I learned from you in 2018. Especially that photos of the most beautiful gardens and flowers are not anything like as interesting, or going to get anything like the number of ...

I would like to invite everyone to my Facebook group for our channel“Food Foresters”. We discuss everything food forest, homesteading and permaculture related. This also a easy way to let us know what you would like to see in our videos and ...

A quick tour of everything we had in the DIY Greenhouse. How do you protect your cutting and tropical plants?

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Feb 14, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by MissKathleen

We’ve got some rain today in Yuma. Not a lot. IF I had done my planting, I would still need to water. I picked some tomatoes today...amazing, since I haven’t even been out there for about ten days. There are still some green tomatoes, but I ...

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