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That's some flavour right there.
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Everything is smaller than it should be from too much rain but coming along
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as you can see I dug channels for the rain to flow and grass is everywhere but its too wet to do anything, those were rivers just the other day
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Planting today.
I still haven't got the plan together yet, but it'll all come together in a couple of hours.
I'll get a couple of pictures when il done.
Cheers all!
I still haven't got the plan together yet, but it'll all come together in a couple of hours.
I'll get a couple of pictures when il done.
Cheers all!
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I got 18 of my Polish Romas, Olpalka, tomatoes in tonight...the roots in my Dixie cup pots look really good...the leaf looks pretty wimpy
Top picture is a Mariposa lily, bottom chaparral mallow. We went out in search of the lilies in particular, and saw lots of other wildflowers, but I only snapped pics of these.
Isn't it amazing that one can live in a densely populated area, yet be within easy walking distance to miles of uninhabited wild lands?
One of the reasons we chose to live where we do, as we’re both avid hikers. We walk right out our front door, and within 5 minutes are on the trail that leads to those wild lands.
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If you don't recall we moved last fall, so what is coming up in the gardens this spring has been fun to watch.
Mostly daffodils and tulips which are both done now, and these have come up.
I have no idea what they might be...
Mostly daffodils and tulips which are both done now, and these have come up.
I have no idea what they might be...
Allium hollandicum
If you pick a flower head, it probably will have a familiar aroma.
What, no tomatoes?
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I grew enough "tomatoes" to last me a year, and that is after giving away a years supply to a few friends!What, no tomatoes?
Next year there will be a tomato plant!
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When Wifey and I were shacking up in Baltimore City we had an old garden that we reclaimed and in breaking up one of the old beds, we managed to bring some Giant Alliums back out of dormancy. They showed up almost overnight looking like onion stalks then a couple days later these enormous lavender colored puff balls on the top of the stalks...definitely alien plant life.
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Just an update
Dam grass is growing up through them too Ozarks that's alot of weeding right there.
Looking good man.
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yes the field behind me was seeded and guess what happened
