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  1. gardengater
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    Hello from the South West of England

    Welcome from coastal North Carolina, Victoriana. Isn't it wonderful to have one's own plot to plan and plant? I know you'll enjoy hobnobbing...
    Post by: gardengater, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: Welcome to GardenStew
  2. gardengater
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    Hello everyone.

    Good to hear that your garden is thriving. I've used your Tabasco spray and all seems to be well. Have a fun July 4th.
    Post by: gardengater, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: The Village Square
  3. gardengater
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    More happy snapping in my garden

    Lovely garden you have, GG. You have a good eye for color and composition. I know you enjoy the "purloined plant" I know I would.
    Post by: gardengater, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: Member's Gallery
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    Lilac/purple trunk like flower

    Love that color. I have a silver-leaf with white flowers that the butterflies love.
    Post by: gardengater, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: Plant ID
  5. gardengater
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    Yellow flower, long green leaves, grow from tuber

    Those look like our Daylilies. I didn't know they were edible. Interesting.
    Post by: gardengater, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: Plant ID
  6. gardengater
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    I'd be scared to death of this guy!

    And I thought our southern beetles were tough! I wouldn't want to meet that amongst the Petunias.
    Post by: gardengater, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: Member's Gallery
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    The Good Evening All Thread

    Wow Toni and Eileen. I could believe those temps in texas maybe, but why are you so cold in Scotland, Eileen? We are 85 going on 90 degrees by...
    Post by: gardengater, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: The Village Square
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    Austin enjoying some catnip.

    Austin is a star! Bet he love mama for thinking of him in the garden.
    Post by: gardengater, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: Pets
  9. gardengater
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    Wanna see some of my flowers?

    Very pretty. I love the oranges. Very nice garden, Calomar
    Post by: gardengater, Jul 1, 2009 in forum: Member's Gallery
  10. gardengater
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    Snap happy in my garden!

    Very nice snaps! I know you are enjoying those beautiful blooms so much. Love the combinations.
    Post by: gardengater, Jun 30, 2009 in forum: Member's Gallery
  11. gardengater
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    Holes in my Tomatoes

    Thanks for your replies, Stewbies. Will try. Other tomatoes are not affected and I'm hoping whatever is gone!
    Post by: gardengater, Jun 30, 2009 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
  12. gardengater
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    Newest water feature

    The swan fountain is classic and the copper bottle one is unique. I'm partial to water features. Would love to cool off in that pool!
    Post by: gardengater, Jun 29, 2009 in forum: Member's Gallery
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    Holes in my Tomatoes

    Here is a picture of my tomato. When investigated, there were no bugs found. They start out as small round holes and then enlarge to this. Does...
    Thread by: gardengater, Jun 29, 2009, 7 replies, in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
  14. gardengater
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    Flowers from my yard

    Great pics, Petunia. My Sweet Wm is long gone but I enjoyed them so much. I got the seed from "stewie" The Black Eyed Susan is just opening...
    Post by: gardengater, Jun 29, 2009 in forum: Member's Gallery
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    Easthampton, Mass

    Welcome from NC, Bryby. You'll enjoy the "stew"
    Post by: gardengater, Jun 29, 2009 in forum: Welcome to GardenStew
  16. gardengater
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    Raised veg bed progress

    Nice garden, GG. All looks to be doing fine. My dwarfs are about 24" tall and jumbled together. They are producing well.
    Post by: gardengater, Jun 29, 2009 in forum: Fruit and Veg Gardening
  17. gardengater
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    weird cluster of bugs...

    Haven't seen those. Maybe Kildale will know.
    Post by: gardengater, Jun 29, 2009 in forum: Wildlife in the Garden
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    Isn't this the definitive face of absolute innocence?

    They're not just photos, they are portraits and yes she does seem to be posing. i'd be tempted to give her my whole garden.
    Post by: gardengater, Jun 28, 2009 in forum: Member's Gallery
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    Pinkiereds back and has a rose question!

    Glad to meet you Pinkie. I think I'd be tempted to leave the suckers and see what results, but I'm an experimentor by nature. Good luck and let...
    Post by: gardengater, Jun 28, 2009 in forum: Trees, Shrubs and Roses
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    A little of this 'n that

    I'd love those this's and that's. The white peoney is so striking. Lysimachia is great - oh They are all pretty.
    Post by: gardengater, Jun 28, 2009 in forum: Member's Gallery
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