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Posts Tagged "money" By Donto101 (311) Posts by members only

Mar 12, 2023Mar 2023

I have tomatoes, peppers, broccoli, eggplant, onions, lettuce, kale, and several herbs planted indoors under growlights - I'm ready for summer ...bring it on!

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Feb 12, 2023Feb 2023

Posted by HippieChick58

Get the shoe handy. Break out the fly swatter. It's killing season in parts of the United States plagued by the beautiful – and dreaded – spotted lanternfly. The next generation of the plant hopper and crop-destroying pest has ...

Grow more flavorful tomatoes.

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My fish pond is some of the only water around right now. The male toads have staked out their own lily pads. I use the water to water my plants, then fill the pond every couple of days, it amounts to about a 10%water change each week.

We are now moving into the garden visiting season, and despite it not yet being very warm, we went on the first visit this week. It was raising money for the National Garden Scheme, a charity which creates funds for cancer care, research and nursing ...

The garden visiting season is coming to an end now, but after several weeks of cold grey weather it turned bright and sunny yesterday for a last visit, to a really lovely garden. Much money was raised for charity, the cakes were full of extra ...

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May 27, 2021May 2021

Posted by bigpawbullets

This is now, the daily harvest from our asparagus and strawberry beds. Strawberries are just now starting to ripen in mass. And we're expecting a good rain tonight & tomorrow. We're gifting asparagus to everyone in the cul-de-sac on a rotational ...

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Someone mentioned how beautiful this garden was and I looked it up. It's near Birmingham in a town called Walsall. I'm wondering if any of our UK friends have been there and whether it is as beautiful as the pictures. When I looked up gardens in the ...

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Apr 4, 2021Apr 2021

Posted by MikeInBatonRouge

Spring happiness! Hybrid teas Paradise and Over the Moon, and yellow floribunda True Friendship. To me, Over the Moon is awfully close to the orange sherbet apricot coloration of the classic Just Joey, but with waaaay more vigor/general health. ...

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Dec 28, 2020Dec 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Seems pretty solid. And no "wobble" on the floor. Tomorrow I'll install the retractable casters.

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Nov 13, 2020Nov 2020

Posted by bigpawbullets

Bulbs recovered from one of our outlying garden beds. Dahlia, elephant ear, and "triffids". Probably the last day for drying outside as it's dropping into the mid twenties tonight.

Nice weather on Saturday in Wasilla Alaska. Sunny and in the 50's so I finished a garden project and built a moose cage to protect my Black currants. I only hit my thumb once - Ha! I guess I finished just in time as Momma moose and her 2 calves ...

The first hard frost arrived last night and it looks like it killed the roof top tomato plants but the cabbage should survive even though it was fully exposed. The row cover that I put over the tomatoes in the garden frame seem to have weathered the...

Time to put one's money where one's mouth is. I had two days off for jet-lag and today I got a start on the long-abandoned veg patch . It doesn't look like much of course, right now. So my 2 weeks ...

Following Allamanda's post on wild hedges. Thanks to a mild spell this spring, coming out in my hedgerows now, Hazel and Willow. I love catkins. (See the Natural History group for more about why.)

This flower smells of death. It's pollinated by flies and difficult to grow in Nova Scotia. It managed to bloom by leaving in the ground and covering with leaves over the winter. I'm assuming the bulb gets bigger each year because the flower got ...

The joys and irritations of a country lake house include dogs that love to chew on styrofoam, naked ladies that appeared three years ago without being planted and a voracious wild grapevine that was also not planted. Then there is the invasion of the...

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Sep 14, 2019Sep 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Our Hyacinth vines are producing lots of attractive seed pods this year.

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Sep 14, 2019Sep 2019

Posted by bigpawbullets

Our sedum is finaly turning. I'm always impressed by the variety of bees it attracts.

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Jul 7, 2019Jul 2019

Posted by tinkercreek

The detail in blossoms is amazing! These are the Bear’s Breeches, fully opened, plus a few of my pink “Old Roses” with the heady perfume:

Everything in the garden seems to be coming up pink. With Rose 'Complicata', Rose 'Celestial' (good scent), Phuopsis, and Paeony.

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