butterfly and hummingbird garden
except for the daylilies for the border of the path, all plants here are host and/or nectar source for winged visitors
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Rosie Lynne Winston commented on MAE LUCERO/zn 8 GA's photo
carolina jessamine
"Is this one you planted? How old is it and is it actually evergreen or does it lose it's leaves come winter? This is an outstanding shot of the plant-thank you for sharing it!"
MAE LUCERO/zn 8 GA replied to Pam Wolfe's discussion Butterfly Rearing in the group Butterfly Gardening"Hello everyone. I havent been here in awhile.
Here's what's happening in my butterfly garden now. I have "few" Monarch cats eating, pooping and eating and pooping some more in an empty fish tank :=) I…"
Robbie Molina/TX 8a left a comment for MAE LUCERO/zn 8 GA"Mae, your flowers are so pretty,you have some great shots!"
Robbie Molina/TX 8a left a comment for MAE LUCERO/zn 8 GA"Mae, your messages are blocked. My address is Robbie Molina,104 Wellington Ct., Waxahachie, TX 75165 I would really like the hibiscus seeds. Thanks!"
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Poor country boy Gardening
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 bartering for it. digging it up out of an empty field or off the side of the road or a neighbors yard.With permission of courseSee More
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Calico vine flower/Dutchman pipe vine
"this was about 6 to7 inches long. it hasnt bloomed again since this one."
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A good subject for discussion
Posted on April 29, 2011 at 11:36am 4 Comments 1 Like
I've been seeing this fungus looking organism popping up in my garden lately. I havent seen one like it before. It was kinda freaky at first especially when I saw "twins" on one spot. They look like alien droppings from outster space. I showed them to my 7-year old and 4-year old garden helpers. "Oh this is a good subject for discussion" is what my 7-year old said. We sure had a good discussion figuring out what it is. His theories ranged from Tripp (our beagle) being sick that he…
Continue Little garden helper
Posted on June 12, 2010 at 10:16pm 3 Comments 0 Likes
My little garden helper was up early this morning to help mommy do some yard work. He was in his curious 6 year old mode and asked me how milkweed got its name. So I picked a leaf and showed him the milk that came out of it and explained that the monarch butterflies eat that to discourage birds to eat them. Then he said "I wish I'm a butterfly so I could taste that milk and it'll make be strong and healthy."
We then moved to another part of the garden and he helped pull weeds…
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- At 12:02am on July 31, 2011, Robbie Molina/TX 8a said…
- Mae, your flowers are so pretty,you have some great shots!
- At 1:53pm on July 28, 2011, Robbie Molina/TX 8a said…
- Mae, your messages are blocked. My address is Robbie Molina,104 Wellington Ct., Waxahachie, TX 75165 I would really like the hibiscus seeds. Thanks!
- At 2:32pm on May 16, 2011, Cynthia (Cindy) Zn 7B Tx gave MAE LUCERO/zn 8 GA a gift…
- At 10:34am on May 9, 2011,
james andrew buckner sr. said… NICE PICTURE
- At 1:37pm on May 7, 2011,
Dawn Marie Sisson said… - Daylily Festival in June sounds wonderful:) HOPE I can actually get there when it is going on:)
- At 9:49am on May 2, 2011, Dawn Marie Sisson said…
Hi Mae:) saw you lived in Adel, GA and had to see where that is in our state! I thought it was South GA but my mind goes and I forget. My day lilies have not bloomed yet but if your are mine should soon:)
- At 4:57pm on April 28, 2011,
Flower Girl said… - Thanks Mae, Nice to have you as a GI friend . I sure enjoy this site. Thanks again
- At 10:06pm on April 26, 2011,
Sylvia G said… - Mae, I'm glad to have you as a GS friend. I see you're in Zone 8 GA so you're a little ahead of me here in Raleigh. I saw my first hummer last week too. Love your irises!
- At 1:54pm on April 13, 2011,
Crystal Nicolson said… Mae:
Thanks for your response and welcome to this site. I am looking forward to seeing additional photos. I'll put some more photos on my site as well as the year progresses. Right now there is still a bit of snow in the back yard, but I'm putting my seedlings out on the South facing deck every day, although I have to bring them at night because we are still below freezing at night. Some of my perennials outside are coming up - day lilies, lupin, columbines and irises. Saw my first butterfly the other day - that is a sure sign that spring is here to stay!
- At 9:33pm on March 27, 2011, Flower Girl said…
- Thanks Mae, That forsythia took about 3 years of not pruning to be that large.
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