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You must not have geckos, because you have spiders. Our little, and not so little, geckos keep our spider population to a minimum. I haven't seen a black widow spider in nearly a decade, and that is about when…"
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"William you stay safe! We had a nasty wind kick up again today. I saw about your bees and worms in the other thread was going to tell you that you sounded like a new pa pa. Hope they do well for you."
William Brooks Zone 7/OK commented on Community Manager's group Vegetable Gardens"Vicky you have very good ideas. I do have several 6 inch PVC pipe 8ft long out in the Barn I could use I would need to drill holes in them and stick them in the ground. I guess I can do that latter . I planted them in between the Maters for they…"
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"Strawberry pyramids or spirals look good too. We built one at my neighbor's when I gave her strawberries with gray rocks."
"You can always plant them in galvanized tubs, boxes, hanging planters. Tomatoes like garlic, collards, bee balm, chives, & basil planted by them also asparagus."
Amber Lynn McMyne commented on Community Manager's group Hoyas"wow it has become dead on here! it started to be really quiet a while ago so i ended up forgetting about this site, i just rediscovered it and its almost completly dead! hello hello hello, is there anybody out there?"
William Brooks Zone 7/OK commented on Community Manager's group Vegetable Gardens"Just planted 50 Strawberry plants and I have no place to plant the other 50 unless I plant them in between the tomato plants. Will it work. I am going to find out."
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…"
chuck goecke commented on Community Manager's group Cactus & Succulents"If you are talking about the Tillandsia bromeliads, which are true air plants, I would say no, I wouldn't classify most of them as cactus or succulent. Some4 species, like from the coastal areas of Peru and Ecuador grow right on cactus,…"
Yvonne Martin zone 9a se texas commented on Community Manager's group Cactus & Succulents"I am looking for air plants, are they considered cactus"
Judith Kennedy Arthur commented on Community Manager's group Pets"Buffy looks very sweet, Catherine.
Karen, I have two greyhounds who eat very fast--and sometimes lose their dinner as a result. We add water to slow them down and it helps some."
karen Fox commented on Community Manager's group Pets"Hello I have a Puppy ( Lab ) and when she eats She gulps any one know a fix for this Im using a muffin pan now but she still Eats fast thanks"
Catherine Cronin (Ireland) commented on Community Manager's group Pets"Thanks Randy....but I shouldn't forget our other old Gal,Buffy, probably 12 years old now.....
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Randy Anderson zn.5/Il. USA commented on Community Manager's group Pets"They are both gorgeous Catherine!
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Deborah Hamel (Z9a-9b Arizona) commented on Community Manager's group Arizona"Grant, you bring geraniums inside your home through the summer? I hadn't thought of doing such a thing. Good thinking. I wonder if the pets, both cat and dogs, would leave the plants alone?
Beautiful images, as usual. Thank you for posting them."
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Ed Evans said… Thanks to all for the welcome. Today is Tuesday, March 5th, and Nashville, Tenn., has been experiencing cold, intermittant rain and snow. Had a brief warm break a few weeks ago and got started on the beds, but Thurs-Sat. promise to be 45-55 degree weather and dry, so hope to get out and set up 3-4 more raised beds. Two-thirds of the backyard is flowers and relaxing area, a third for fruit and vegetables. Planning to grow more vegetables this year, so turning grass space into raised beds. Have a bank of blackberries along the north side of the back yard, and three heavily producing fig trees, with raspberries in between two of the fig trees. Three compost pits form the eastern edge of the vegetable garden, along with an old potting shed that needs to be replaced. Planning to put in couple of connected ponds on the other side of the back yard this year, if I find the time. That side of the yard has a miniature magnolia tree, lots of Hosta varieties, ferns, flowers that reseed themselves, and rooted greenery that bursts forth as soon as spring arrives. Lots to do, but I'm bless, and I love being in the garden. Always feel closer to my God there.
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Linda Ciraolo said… Thank you, it's my pleasure... love what I've seen so far!
- At 4:55am on February 15, 2013, Catherine Cronin (Ireland) said…
- At 8:44am on February 10, 2013, Roseann Molock said…
Thank You. This looks like a great site. Hope to learn a lot here and possibly share a little !!!!!
- At 8:10am on February 10, 2013, Jean Evrard said…
Thank you for the welcome. I will learn how to post pics and show my gardening skill. I use pictures of gardens as a sort of freeing-the -spirit of chaos and unearthing beauty.
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linda pinnerelli said… Thanks, I am glad I found this site. I love gardening and I especially love to learn and hear from gardeners from around the country. I will upload photos next time
- At 12:48am on February 8, 2013, BK Peters said…
Thank you for accepting me. I am so looking forward to seeing all the beautiful garden plants and getting hints for my garden on this site.
I just moved into my new apartment last March and did some new planting, but won't get to enjoy the fruits of my labor till this spring. Also I am anxious to go shopping for more plants. I will be planting a Weeping Cherry Tree as soon as possible.
I would like to find a place to buy 'untampered' with seeds. That means seeds that are pure and not gene spliced. Any such companies still out there? BK Peters
- At 12:16am on February 8, 2013,
Rebecca Braunm said… Thank you very much! I think this is wonderful! I love to put pictures of my boyfriend's and my garden! We had so much fun last year, and can't wait to get back in the dirt! Hopefully someone will help me figure out how to post them on here, and how to set up my page. I really want to make the most of this club.
- At 9:56pm on February 7, 2013, Judy King said…
Thank you so much!! Looking forward to seeing all the beautiful gardens and flowers - great site for inspiration and creation!!
- At 8:50am on February 6, 2013,
Stacy Heintz/Z 7-8/WA said… Thank you! This site looks like a lot of fun!
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Lyn (Sydney,Aus) commented on Clare Oliva's photo
Finished Planting New Bed Today
"OregonGardenGal - Definitely agree with that saying!
Clare, we always think it is going to take forever for gardens to fill in, but once you start looking back on your pics you realise it wasn't really that long after all. Nice to see things…"
OregonGardenGal commented on Clare Oliva's photoFinished Planting New Bed Today
"Reminds me of an old saying... "Gardeners are the most optimistic people on the planet - who else at age 90 would plant a small tree seedling and worry about what would have to be transplanted once the tree begins to shade it" :)"
OregonGardenGal commented on Clare Oliva's photo
Sensational Sensation Lilac
"Yep - I have the same with my Dogwoods... sparse and smaller flowers...."
Deborah Hamel (Z9a-9b Arizona) commented on Community Manager's group Arizona"Beautiful photos, as usual, Grant.
You must not have geckos, because you have spiders. Our little, and not so little, geckos keep our spider population to a minimum. I haven't seen a black widow spider in nearly a decade, and that is about when…"
"William you stay safe! We had a nasty wind kick up again today. I saw about your bees and worms in the other thread was going to tell you that you sounded like a new pa pa. Hope they do well for you."
Nadda Sayre posted a status"May 19 2013 What a new year. Started mowing N weeding. Hope to get new pics tomorrow."
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The Peony Buds Are Showing Color!
"Anne, peony bloom time is my favorite time in the garden. And it's only about a week away. So exciting! Next year (and the years after that), yours will have many more blooms."
Clare Oliva commented on OregonGardenGal's photo
Shade
"I have a similar issue here. The beds along the back of our property are in shade almost all day. Then they get blasted with hot, end of day sun for a few hours. We have rhododenrons, azaleas. witch hazel and hollies in these beds, along with…"
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