Columbine
"Mmmm hadn't thought of using it that way :) I use Parsley all the time in my cut bouquets..."
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Sharon Howell z7NC's Groups (34)
Houseplants
41 members Latest Activity: 16 hours ago
Let's talk about houseplants! Everyone is welcome!
Name This Plant, Flower, Bush, Tree...???
515 members Latest Activity: 2 hours ago
Upload a photo in the comment section below and members can comment on what the plant is that you are trying to identify. PLEASE! I know this is…
All I Know About Clematis
195 members Latest Activity: Apr 12 Tell us your thoughts and tips on growing Clematis. Show us your prettiest. Any comments or questions welcome.
All About Poo
8 members Latest Activity: Apr 5
I'm re-visiting the amazing aspects of manure. Gene Logsdon's book "Holy Shit" (pardon my language) is a great resource for anyone wanting to…
Hen and Chicks, Stonecrops and Sedum
64 members Latest Activity: May 5
A happy place to come to, to discuss these amazing plants, with over 400 stonecrop and over 4000 Hen and Chick varieties we will be sure to have…
Poor Country Boy Gardening
135 members Latest Activity: Mar 8
Poor country boy gardening is when you want or need something for your garden and can't afford it. So you get creative on how to get it trading or…
Herbs
911 members Latest Activity: May 7
Garden Party!
73 members Latest Activity: Apr 15 Garden Party! This is the place to discuss tips, present ideas, or share photos from your garden event. You may not be able to physically attend all…
Native Plant Gardening
205 members Latest Activity: Mar 19 Anyone interested in promoting the return of our NATIVE urban forest and the return of native fauna.
Compost
466 members Latest Activity: Apr 20
Greenhouse and cold frames
60 members Latest Activity: Apr 1
Container Gardens
1029 members Latest Activity: May 3
Composting & Vermicomposting (worms)
177 members Latest Activity: 1 hour ago A site to help gardeners begin composting and to share experiences.
Bird Houses, Bird Feeders and Squirrels too
87 members Latest Activity: Apr 4 Let's post pictures of our Bird and Squirrel feeders and houses to give others ideas on how to build them.
PlantWhisperer
25 members Latest Activity: Apr 24
Plant spirit energy and the different ways they communicate to us and assist us in our lives as humans.
Fertilizers
43 members Latest Activity: Mar 2 This site is open to any fertilizing tips, techniques or types of fertilizers that you have tried.
Chickens
192 members Latest Activity: May 4 chickens are great for gardens!
Recycle Mania
142 members Latest Activity: Apr 28
I want to see your adventures in recycling. It can be anything made to be used for something else. Especially yard and garden ideas.…
Latest Activity
Lorraine Smith Pacific NW commented on OregonGardenGal's photoColumbine
"I like cilantro in my salads, but like it better in my outdoor "flower arrangements" as it is airy, more so than even baby's breath and taller-- for the center of the pots. . ."
Grant Meyer USDA zone 9 commented on Grant Meyer USDA zone 9's photo
Adenium first bloom nice fat caudex tennis ball May 2013
"Thanks, Clare! A lot of people grow them just for the trunk and I can see why. I love the trunk AND the blooms. Such fun plants for sure, and they don't even miss me when I'm on the road for vacation or work (lots of work…"
Grant Meyer USDA zone 9 commented on Grant Meyer USDA zone 9's photo
Echinopsis hybrid Sorceress bloom close May 2013
"Thanks, Clare! On paper hot pink and hot magenta sounds horrid, but in person it's really very pretty and quite festive. Thanks for looking/commenting! Happy gardening! "
Grant Meyer USDA zone 9 commented on Community Manager's group Arizona"Hiya Deborah and all, yup, I bring in special geraniums for summer, like 'Mr. Wren' below. For the common easily available types, like no-name reds or whatever purchased for winter, I usually just let them fade and remove them for…"
William Brooks Zone 7/OK commented on Marianne Barrowman's group Composting & Vermicomposting (worms)"Well I got my worms on Tuesday and the little babies are settling just fine so I must had set in up right. I fed them 2 times already but not sure if I needed to. I am so stoked I got Honey Bees Thursday and the Worms on Tuesday I feel like a little…"
Grant Meyer USDA zone 9 posted a blog postGoodbye nasturtiums, hello vincas!
I love May in the Phoenix area (it's…See More
Grant Meyer USDA zone 9 commented on Grant Meyer USDA zone 9's photo
Talavera oval new cacti tennis ball May 2013
"Hah, thanks Clare, you're really too kind. I just tried to keep it somewhat symmetric and tried to cram in as many plants as possible, LOL. I appreciate you looking and commenting. There are lots of cacti haters out there…"
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