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March Avatar: Spring Will Be Here Soon -- Promise!
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March Avatar: Spring Will Be Here Soon -- Promise!
Took the tour with camera in hand -- everything looks more like November than March. These almond blossoms are the best I could find, but they wouldn't hold still to have their picture taken, so the result is as unimpressive as the garden.
Re: March Avatar: Spring Will Be Here Soon -- Promise!
Nothing is happening here yet...I think they are pretty!
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If anybody can come up with something better, we can always change this. They are pretty, but they were gorgeous before the wind and rain got to them.Scorpio Rising wrote:Nothing is happening here yet...I think they are pretty!
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I love your pic! Just here, it’s all under snow/water. It has been so wet??? So
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Re: March Avatar: Spring Will Be Here Soon -- Promise!
This is more summer-y than spring: flowers on the aerogarden tomato plant, with a plastic beetle.
Might change it if something fun shows up outside, but it's pretty drab out there. There have been picnic beetles (aka sap beetles) eating the rotting cold-killed kale, but they don't like to stay still for being photographed.
Might change it if something fun shows up outside, but it's pretty drab out there. There have been picnic beetles (aka sap beetles) eating the rotting cold-killed kale, but they don't like to stay still for being photographed.
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Re: March Avatar: Spring Will Be Here Soon -- Promise!
Same here.BeetlesPerSqFt wrote:This is more summer-y than spring: flowers on the aerogarden tomato plant, with a plastic beetle.
Might change it if something fun shows up outside, but it's pretty drab out there.
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OK, found one!!!!
https://i.servimg.com/u/f62/19/25/77/83/94816b10.jpg
My Spring 2017 lettuces, spinaches, etc.....love my leaves!
https://i.servimg.com/u/f62/19/25/77/83/94816b10.jpg
My Spring 2017 lettuces, spinaches, etc.....love my leaves!
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Re: March Avatar: Spring Will Be Here Soon -- Promise!
Winter crops are bolting! Here is some kale that I will leave in for a couple weeks for pollinators.
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My dwarf curly kale never bolts.sanderson wrote:Winter crops are bolting! Here is some kale that I will leave in for a couple weeks for pollinators.
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I have never had kale bolt either...Dwarf blue Vates. Interesting!
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Re: March Avatar: Spring Will Be Here Soon -- Promise!
Kale flowering 3-10.
Purple broccoli bolting 3-10.
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One of my broccoil plants bolted last month. The others were fine. Go figure.sanderson wrote:
Kale flowering 3-10.
Purple broccoli bolting 3-10.
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Really? I can't even imagine what that must be like. So you get to harvest from the same plants year after year?Scorpio Rising wrote:I have never had kale bolt either...
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Re: March Avatar: Spring Will Be Here Soon -- Promise!
Mine get top-heavy and turn into trees, so after I have a nice, new batch of plants, I top the old ones, compost the stalks, add compost to the bed, and plant the new ones. What I love is having kale 12 months a year. There's never a day I can't pick and cook a batch of it from the garden.CapeCoddess wrote:Really? I can't even imagine what that must be like. So you get to harvest from the same plants year after year?Scorpio Rising wrote:I have never had kale bolt either...
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I was just about to rip the kale out when 3 bees came along. It gets a reprieve.
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My peas are growing nicely so far this spring. Hope they have time to mature before the hot weather sets in.
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Re: March Avatar: Spring Will Be Here Soon -- Promise!
I'm ready for April. Got pear blossoms for the first time! Tune in tomorrow for my new avatar.
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countrynaturals wrote:I'm ready for April. Got pear blossoms for the first time! Tune in tomorrow for my new avatar.
YIKES! Forgot all about this. Gotta go back to the other house, tomorrow, and see how that pear tree is doing. (While I'm at it, I'll take the camera and see if I can find something good for an avatar.)
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"In short, the soil food web feeds everything you eat and helps keep your favorite planet from getting too hot. Be nice to it." ~ Diane Miessler, "Grow Your Soil"
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countrynaturals wrote:Our fat robins showed up a couple of days ago. I'm going out on a limb and declaring it spring here, today!OhioGardener wrote:...
Don't I wish. Still below freezing here and there are two to three feet of snow covering my SFG. For my area I am predicting Spring will start in June.
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Re: March Avatar: Spring Will Be Here Soon -- Promise!
trolleydriver wrote:countrynaturals wrote:Our fat robins showed up a couple of days ago. I'm going out on a limb and declaring it spring here, today!OhioGardener wrote:...
Don't I wish. Still below freezing here and there are two to three feet of snow covering my SFG. For my area I am predicting Spring will start in June.
At least you can garden all summer. I have to hide in the a/c from July to October.
Re: March Avatar: Spring Will Be Here Soon -- Promise!
"In short, the soil food web feeds everything you eat and helps keep your favorite planet from getting too hot. Be nice to it." ~ Diane Miessler, "Grow Your Soil"
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