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Lunacy The Garden Thread
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Shredder
Dogs like me
That impresses me. lol Nice to hear your getting out and about.
Oh..... it has begun in the garden. My Hellebores are in bloom...
Look what I found blooming......
And a few that the deer didn't get cause they were 'hiding' under an Azalea bush lol...
And a few that the deer didn't get cause they were 'hiding' under an Azalea bush lol...
I did a little 'tour' of the garden yesterday. I've got a ton of wild flowers this year...
omg... I just noticed the toad in the first picture... lmao... I didn't see him when I took the pic...
And this one just showed up out of the blue... I have no idea what it is and have never seen it in the garden before. I love when this happens. @Squiby have you seen this flower before?
Also planted a new variety of pansy this year; Frizzle Sizzle. They have ruffled edges.
omg... I just noticed the toad in the first picture... lmao... I didn't see him when I took the pic...
And this one just showed up out of the blue... I have no idea what it is and have never seen it in the garden before. I love when this happens. @Squiby have you seen this flower before?
Also planted a new variety of pansy this year; Frizzle Sizzle. They have ruffled edges.
Madri-Gal
Well-Known Member
Oh, I love pansies! Such a cheerful flower. Yes, I need pansies in my life. Lovely flowers, @momofthegoons.
ataxian
In a BLACK HOLE!
Pansies are beautiful!
Impatient’s last longer were I live?
Flower’s of any kind are decent!
It’s too cold for impatiens right now.... the pansies can tolerate it and will fill the gap until warm weather plants can be planted...
Once it warms up I love impatiens... one of my favorite annuals.
ataxian
In a BLACK HOLE!
When I lived in FRANCE this Influencer in my short life lived across from the famous tower in the GOLDEN TRIANGLE of PARIS.
He would go somewhere cold like ALASKA or GREENLAND?
My wife & I liked warm places like the SOUTH of FRANCE.
Winter never came this year?
My influencer died at 50 (that is a story for later)
Impatient’s are the call where I live?
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Latest tour of the garden brought this beauty to my attention...
I’ve got all kinds of stuff about to pop. I’m just hoping the cold next week doesn’t screw it all up. The last cold snap totally wrecked the Magnolias.
I’ve got all kinds of stuff about to pop. I’m just hoping the cold next week doesn’t screw it all up. The last cold snap totally wrecked the Magnolias.
ataxian
In a BLACK HOLE!
Flower’s of color are so delicate to abuse?
My front yard is lined in impatience flower’s for spring!
Hibiscus flower’s are full white lice?
My neighbor took them out!
Less bug’s now?
Time to pop seed’s of CANNABIS to plant in the backyard garden.
I am very happy to report that my azaleas survived the last cold snap we had....
Did a tour of the back part of the yard yesterday... things are just popping like crazy out there. We've been in this house 10 years now. When we moved in I pretty much clear cut the back and replanted. Things are finally becoming mature and filling in. I love this time of year..
Stevenski
Enter the Dragon
The ye olde vaping bench looks nice @momofthegoons.
This year I was motivated to convert my garden beds into raised beds for convenience. After thinking about it for years I finally settled on galvanized steel which won't rot or leach harmful chemicals. It took awhile for them to be shipped to me and then I had to assemble them and move the soil into them. So I'm a bit late planting the garden this year. But I love how I can tend to them without having to bend over. They are 30" high, 10' long and 4' wide.
Between the three raised garden beds are two trellises for beans and squash made from cattle panels. They were surprisingly easy to wrestle into place and can easily support my weight so I'm hoping they will support the vines.
Now the challenge will be to deter the wildlife, who love to munch on gardens even though the forest provides an ample supply of food for them. Hopefully I'll grow enough for everybody. At 30" high, they are a perfect grazing height for the deer.
Between the three raised garden beds are two trellises for beans and squash made from cattle panels. They were surprisingly easy to wrestle into place and can easily support my weight so I'm hoping they will support the vines.
Now the challenge will be to deter the wildlife, who love to munch on gardens even though the forest provides an ample supply of food for them. Hopefully I'll grow enough for everybody. At 30" high, they are a perfect grazing height for the deer.
Took another tour of the garden tonight. I just love this time of year...
It's so rewarding when your plants rebloom.... especially orchids.
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