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Mar 29, 2019Mar 2019

This is what happens when I wander around my property. New climbing roses & my peach trees - one still has flowers, the other almost totally devoid of flowers. They are about 15' apart. Part 1

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Mar 29, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by Heidi68

Wandering the untamed portion of my property. My favorite tree - I know you really can't tell in the 1st three photos but the original tree fell and it almost looks like a branch turned into a tree. The next few are some kind of fern/ground cover. ...

If ever there was an argument for spontaneous generation, it would have to be the weeds in my garden. Every year, I have all sorts of grass and others come up and grow like crazy, and every year I pull them thinking next year will have to have fewer....

I thought I would share one of my orchids. I bought this one this past December. It was already flowering but it is continuing to bloom - I may need to find a stronger, better way to hold it up. It is starting to pull the current 'stick' over. The ...

Almost the same angle, 11 days later. Note how much the tomatoes and squash have grown.

Last spring my begonias had a Pine Siskin nest in them. She raised two broods there. I've moved but I will put out the begonias again and hope some little lady will like it. This is the nest and eggs in my begonias and the newly hatched chicks. The...

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Mar 31, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

We enjoy both in our yard:

I saw this garden gate at the weekend and quite liked it, I especially like the way they used the iron bird not in the main frame.

Loads of tomatoes set on, some as big as 3 and 1/2 inches wide. Although they are still green, I can already taste those black heirloom tomatoes in my mind. Just another 2 to 3 weeks until I can taste them in reality.

Does anyone recognize this flower bud, it's about 3 inches in diameter?

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May 7, 2019May 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Goldfinches! Closed on the deal with the realtor three days ago. Definetly building a nest. Smaller hole was the answer.

I have to share. I lived too long in SFL and i am not used to wildflowers everywhere. I know other states have it. But here in northern FL, its been blooming for months now. They are so adorable and vibrant. I drive most of the time while i work, as ...

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May 7, 2019May 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Strawberry plants going "over the fence" to the new neighbors. Dug up from the old sq-ft garden bed.

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May 7, 2019May 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Several sq-ft raised bed garden plots didnt do well last year. Depleted soil im guessing. For southern Ohio, what would be a good "turn it under crop"? Winter rye?

I bought a little kumquat tree. It was just green (variegated), then I repotted, not even a week later I found it with loads of buds. Note: ignore the cantaloupe volunteer growing from my compost soil, my worms are not very good at breaking through ...

Everything is now so green and lush looking.....It's such a contrast to how it looks in the fall and winter. Definitely an attitude adjuster! :) ;)

The rose in front of my temp rental has finally bloomed out. When I get moved in a few weeks I'm taking a couple of cuttings too. Lovely color and scent. I'm really frustrated with the notifications. Even though I've set all my groups to notify I'm...

The Maidenhair and Harts Tongue ferns are at their lush best beside the water spout now. Spring is coming.

Stripey and Stingy - a chart

My first day in the garden! Otherwise known as my last day without a poison ivy rash... Worth it :)

Hello fellow plant lovers! Does anyone have: Arnica montana Chamaemelum nobile or Matricaria chamomilla Or/and Achyrocline satureioides ? I grew up with these plants. My grandma, italiam immigrant born in 1912, had all kinds of medicinal plants and...

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May 10, 2019May 2019

Posted by Shouldbefishing

Not exactly gardening, but they weren't far from my garden! The third and fourth pictures I haven't yet identified, but I don't think it's a false morel. All in all, it was a good little batch.

I had a stall today, at the plant fair at Doddington Hall, it was a lovely day, sold lots of plants. And for one day perhaps, the walled forecourt of the old seventeenth century house, which seems such an austere garden today, looks as gardens of ...

I need some expert advice. I received my order of the “ice cream banana plant”. I have potted it in a large pot with miracle grow potting soul. Does anyone have any suggestions to keep this plant growing and producing the fruit? Any suggestions ...

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