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I love them too! There are so many different flower forms available, and each one is just lovely. 🥰

Ranunculus are becoming one of my very favorite flowers!

These two days, I worked in this small pathway to the main garden. I never really paid attention to this pathway since we move in. It...

Thank you, the garden is a lifelong classroom and so much fun!

Dismantled the hoop house. This may be the earliest that I have done this in the seasonal structure's 25 year history. There appears to...

Wow-- the strawberries that we grew from seed last year have ripe red fruit. Delicious.

The season for ranunculas is fleeting. After a few weeks of incredible (and at times almost jaw dropping) blooms things are starting to...

After two weeks in the root trainers several types of pole beans were large enough to plant out. Pretty amazing 4" long roots, with...

Planted tomatoes until the sun went down and it got too dark to see. It's so peaceful being in the garden at dusk. Quiet, calm and...

I see I didn’t post my gift from middle granddaughter! When I bought this place, there were 2 ceiling fans in the house. I bought new...

A miracle happened today. Well, at least, what is a miracle to me. For years I've hoped that a peony exists somewhere that is a true...

Looking for evidence of hard frost would have been on June 1st so you didn't need that late night edit, FlowerBug :D! Wow, a chance of...

i'm watching the weather for CO mountains this coming week and hoping they get some significant rains. as for more local news, tomatoes...

I use bagging of flowering shoots for peppers as I’ve had some crossing in the past. For tomatoes I simply assume they will come true...

If the tomatoes are inground and too wet, give them an umbrella or overhead shelter from the rains. If they are small enough and caged...