That sounds like a very delicious garden. Can't wait to see pics.
Well, all I can tell you is that it will be cold...probably nothing like New England though. As for anything else, it will be up to Georgia as to...
Thanks Eileen! They were a lot of work at first, but after they got to a decent size they were not to bad.
So some of you may remember that earlier this year sometime in January I think, I planted some cactus seeds. Well, some died just a few days after...
The first one is probably Commelina communis. It's in the same family as Tradescantia. The pine tree looks like it might be a cedar of some kind.
Our nights and days are still quite warm yet with nights getting into the low 60s and the days still creeping into the high 80s to low 90s like...
The Solanaceae family! The same family that tomatoes and peppers belong to.
I would also use distilled water for the time being to give the plants a bit of relief until you can obtain some rain water.
I agree with Toni. I was thinking some sort of salt or chemical deposit from the water you are using.
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Thanks for the info Carolyn. I did get rid of them, however, instead of killing them, I moved them into the woods behind my house.
When I first saw the pictures, I was sure it had to be a butterfly. It is very beautiful. Usually the moths around here are various colors of...
Happy Anniversary Jerry!
Sjoerd - I just took this today. They are very conical and trumpet shaped. [img] Bird's Nest Fungi ( photo / image / picture from...
I think you may be right Carolyn. From what I can tell, it is going to get pretty big. I have found at least 6 more. They are really pretty and I...
I found this little guy resting on my Datura innoxia after it had a pretty big meal. It is really pretty and I was wondering if anyone knew what...
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