Show us your garden
06-16-2014, 03:34 PM
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Amazing. love the roses...love it all! den places:[ATTACH=CONFIG]479235[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479236[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479237[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479238[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479239[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479240[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479241[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479242[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]479243[/ATTACH]From onions & cat to clematis, Wisteria, roses, red then white, Tulip tree and lilies and more.[/QUOTE]
06-16-2014, 03:58 PM
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What a great idea!
Originally Posted by tesspug
Living in the desert there's not much to show. My husband made me this box and bolted it to a tree stump. I made a fairy garden.
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06-16-2014, 04:54 PM
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I have a veggie/flower garden. Veggies are still pretty small due to the late spring,but hopefully I be able to harvest some veggies in August. If I can keep the deer out. I didn't loose one flower despite the -30 temps last winter. Guess I have the deep snow to thank for that. Not much blooming yet,but they are growing good.
06-17-2014, 04:21 AM
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Too early here for much to be blooming. I lost a Rose of Sharon tree and one newly planted Knockout rose. Two other Knockouts appeared dead, but are sprouting new growth.
Don't write that Elsa Spath clematis off, Mine 'died' but I didn't throw it away. I put the roots in a big pot in an out of the way spot. It appeared dead all one season and started growing the next. Now it's almost back to its former glory.
Don't write that Elsa Spath clematis off, Mine 'died' but I didn't throw it away. I put the roots in a big pot in an out of the way spot. It appeared dead all one season and started growing the next. Now it's almost back to its former glory.
06-17-2014, 05:04 AM
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Completely jealous of your lovely gardens! We have inherited a run down, overgrown weed infested garden from my partners late father. Its one of those things where you look in one direction and think "hey, we're doing ok" and then you turn and look the other way and your heart sinks lol
I tried growing things from seed and it was either too cold or we didnt water enough or we over watered, none of them came up. Its now warm enough to plant the seeds outside, so we have borage and sweet peas growing but the slugs love them so I think beer traps are in order! All I'm asking for is a nice cottage type garden with the bees buzzing about and the birds chirping away ... not gonna happen this year at least
I tried growing things from seed and it was either too cold or we didnt water enough or we over watered, none of them came up. Its now warm enough to plant the seeds outside, so we have borage and sweet peas growing but the slugs love them so I think beer traps are in order! All I'm asking for is a nice cottage type garden with the bees buzzing about and the birds chirping away ... not gonna happen this year at least
06-17-2014, 07:15 AM
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I am happy to share some of my garden photos from this year. I have a lot of shade and things are blooming late. The deer 'pruned' all the blooms off my rhodeys.
The roses are just budding up so I will have blooms in a while. I had a lot of dieback but looks like they all survived.
The roses are just budding up so I will have blooms in a while. I had a lot of dieback but looks like they all survived.
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