Gardening: Plants, Flowers, Veggies, Trees and All Things Green
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Some other flowers. This one is my favorite. I love coreopsis - they are perennials and they bloom pretty much from June through September!
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Bees… pollinators make life possible by pollinating plants.
Bee on milkweed. (Btw, milkweed went flowers doesn’t look very nice, but it has the most AMAZING fragrant smell!!)
Bee on an Iris leaf.
Bee on milkweed. (Btw, milkweed went flowers doesn’t look very nice, but it has the most AMAZING fragrant smell!!)
Bee on an Iris leaf.
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Echinops. They look like Thistle, but they are not Thistle (esp Canadian thistle) are also highly invasive. They do create flowers and pollen, but I always rip them out when I see them.
My wife calls these camomile (I think they make tea out of them). I called them small daisies
He’s also look like small daisies, but they’re fleabane. Super invasive
Wildflower/weed but we like them and keep them.
My wife calls these camomile (I think they make tea out of them). I called them small daisies
He’s also look like small daisies, but they’re fleabane. Super invasive
Wildflower/weed but we like them and keep them.
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Liatrus… primitive looking.
Cardinal flower.
Phlox.
Geranium.
Cardinal flower.
Phlox.
Geranium.
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Just taking a break and resting…
Union rules…
Union rules…
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Today’s flower pics. Actually took them last night after the storms passed, and the sun came out…
my wife thought they were a little bit suggestive…
hey, it’s literotica.
my wife thought they were a little bit suggestive…
hey, it’s literotica.
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Rain droplets make better pics sometimesToday’s flower pics. Actually took them last night after the storms passed, and the sun came out…
my wife thought they were a little bit suggestive…
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Today's haul...
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Damn, I don’t have any pumpkins, no squash, and only a couple of tomatoes (all green).
I know it’s only July 1, but maybe I planted all my stuff late?
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Like something ate them? Or you picked them?
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Birds
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Bummer! Can you net them next year?
(I know nothing about gooseberries, although we grow blueberries and net them.)
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I had 'net the gooseberries' on my list of things to do, blueberries show no signs of ripening but I will net them
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My wife was picking blueberries this afternoon. Good take. I’d say another 4 quarts.
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Nicely done!!
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There's a storm coming.. the tomatoes need support and are taller than I am...
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Tomatoes looking good Flower. I did arches with wire fencing and am just letting them grow over them. They make it to the other side, they'll fit theirselves
