What's going on in your garden (2018-2022)?
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As of today I have a herb garden
Your basil looks a lot better than mine!
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It was in the shop two hours earlier, lets see how it looks in a week
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Oh, man. I'm sorry to hear that. Maybe if you fed them peanuts they would leave your zucchini alone
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Still picking chillies here from greenhouses. The outside ones are all dead now. Saturday was -5 deg c frost. Wife dug and replanted bulbs out the front of our home.
Russ
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Pouring with rain so hopefully the water butt is filling back up.
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Suns out, 16 deg c here, some respite from the cold.
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I'm spraying weeds In our front yard, cobblestones have weeds growing between them. Winter crops growing ok.
Russ
Russ
This was two weeks ago:
And this is now:
And this is now:
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First month of winter, low 20s deg c here yesterday, I made a salad with radishes and spring onions from our garden. Unheard of in winter. With shoestring fries and chicken.
Yummy.
Russ
Yummy.
Russ
I don't plant flowers that are only good for a few months, if the summer heat and drought don't kill them.
I have some Lantana and Mexican Heather plants in the front garden. They are perennials. They grow all summer, no matter how hot or dry. I cut them down to the ground in October, and they come back the following June. They have not come back this year. I don't know why. Hopefully, they are just late.
My whole front yard is native plants. They are drought tolerant, and fairly low maintenance. My trees are also native. They can go months without rain. My neighbors ask me all the time why my yard looks so good in the worst conditions, and I tell Tham the trick is to grow things that grow here in nature -- with no help from humans.
Now, to be honest, some of my neighbors did not like my yard when I first planted it, and complained to the HOA, but I told them to give it some time. They did, and now they love it.
CD
I have some Lantana and Mexican Heather plants in the front garden. They are perennials. They grow all summer, no matter how hot or dry. I cut them down to the ground in October, and they come back the following June. They have not come back this year. I don't know why. Hopefully, they are just late.
My whole front yard is native plants. They are drought tolerant, and fairly low maintenance. My trees are also native. They can go months without rain. My neighbors ask me all the time why my yard looks so good in the worst conditions, and I tell Tham the trick is to grow things that grow here in nature -- with no help from humans.
Now, to be honest, some of my neighbors did not like my yard when I first planted it, and complained to the HOA, but I told them to give it some time. They did, and now they love it.
CD
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