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Jun 25, 2018Jun 2018

Pest control, that's a slug in her mouth; this was near my spearmint which has suffered from slugs in the past. Another bonus, I adopted a feral cat last year and just noticed I haven't seen a bird killed in my yard since, he doesn't tolerate other ...

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Jun 27, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by MissKathleen

@kenriley here are some more photos of my garden. 1. from the roof, taken by my solar installers; 2. organic Romaine I rooted indoors, then planted in a pot; 3. harvested Little Gem Lettuce; 4. cleaned Little Gem; 5. harvested and cleaned Romaine....

Posted by bigpawbullets

Calla lily this morning. I'm really hoping to harvest the seed pod from this one:

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Jul 2, 2018Jul 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

Mowed and edged the front lawn today, early in the morning...my weather station was indicating storms on the way. An hour after I finished a popup thunderstorm delivered 1.28 inches of rain in less than an hour. I took these pics right as it ...

Good morning gardeners, Day 10 morning trip to the garden, not as much as yesterday but still a lot. One of my zucchini plants is almost dead but I still have some young ones that haven't started to produce yet. The corn is starting ears and the ...

A Hackberry Emperor and a little Monarch on Sullivant's Milkweed

This is a giant yellow swallowtail caterpillar on common rue. I am looking forward to following the metamorphosis through to completion, especially because it will be my first giant yellow This is a very convenient type of container to use, and ...

Part 2 day 12 of trips to the garden Ok I'm finished in the garden I only got one row of beans picked before it started raining hard. I got enough beets to can one jar of sweet pickled beets. That will be for the first time. I wanted to see if I ...

Good morning gardeners, This is day 13 of my morning trip the garden. I got an early start and finish picking my green beans. I got another good load of cucumbers, and as you can see the zucchini and yellow squash are slowing down. I think I've ...

Ceanothus Italian skies, with Clematis Niobe. You make my heart sing.

Part 2 of Adventures With Scavenged Landscape Fabric My refurbished walkway. Finished up tonight while being threatened by the mockingbirds that pecked my poor head this morning. Added that element of danger.

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May 25, 2018May 2018

Posted by AntaresRose

Etlingera cornia-Siam Roses by Brocken Inaglory. Very beautiful.

Bloody pigeon. Swaggers round my garden like he owns the place.

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May 28, 2018May 2018

Posted by CrazyQuilter

An interesting viewpoint of the American lawn.

Attempting To grow dragon fruit from seed

I posted this in my flock group (a group for people with back yard birds). But posting it here too. I candles my Guinea eggs last night out of 11 only one wasn’t fertile and saw movement from in the other 11. Looks like I will have guinea keets. ...

I have just joined this group. My garden in Spain goes from lush and in the spring to baking hot and brown in the summer so we aim to create a oasis for the summer months. Since flowers are impossible in the garden in the summer we keep a lot in ...

The rhododendron below the Arbor vitae cerebelli ( Lebensbaum) is very happy this season. I have been fertilizing it with coffee grounds, which I saved every morning. It acidifies the soil and loosens the consistency. The next bush to get that ...

Two different nursery today picked up a strawberry tree, Red Roselle, large leaf moringa tree, a southern home grape vine and a dwarf ever bearing Mulberry tree.

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Jun 5, 2018Jun 2018

Posted by bigpawbullets

"I need 3 purple basil plants" - she says. "Only 3?" - I say. "Start them so I can plant in 3 weeks." - she says. "Should I start 6 just to be sure?" - I say. The "LOOK" burns into my skin. "Ok!" - I say < meekly >

I have finally found the gourds I want to grow.

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May 11, 2018May 2018

Posted by SkotlandSkye

Just spent 2 hours weeding my raised beds....tomorrow I will do all the "containers" and "ground level" gardening :-) My raised beds are 8' x 32' and I have an 8'x8' one also (in the background next to compost heap)

Ok I decided to do a little experiment with my Mexican Guavas. My property is a little low and tends to hold water in the rainy season. I have one Guava planted in the ground for a couple of weeks now and decided to plant the other in a tire. I want ...

My 2 beautiful hydrangeas

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