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@Phaedra Looks decadent and yummy. In a special glass. Luv it.

Just read thru this thread to catch up on all the @flowerbug activities. Computer programs and additional data entry and locating date response: Writing computer programs is a long term ever changing updating process. Required updating every few months to keep up with current changes made to...

:welcome Great to see some pics of your bean collection.

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@Catzi :welcome Lots of gardening info available and questions always answered quickly. Building garden skills and sharing lessons learned.

I have actually trained my dogs to pick up things that I drop. Well… really they watch me groan and stare at the fallen object until they decided on their own to pick up what’s fallen. After all the floor is their territory. 😉

That’s my first thought. Or maybe they were wearing their ear pods. I am guilty of that while shopping until one day a lady actually was choking and fell to the floor in front of me. I grabbed a water off the shelf opened it and she had to breathe to drink it and thankfully that worked. She was...

Great idea to plant hostas in groups of 3 in prepared planters. Can’t wait to see the results in spring.

@Gardening with Rabbits Another guess on your new shrub. Looking at the leaves on the sample pic leaves look opposite on stem, simple, dull blue-green leaves, whitish below. Are the leaves fragrant when crushed. If so your free bush could be a caryopteris plant - common name ‘Blue Bead’...

I planted mine in the early morning gentle sun where it gets afternoon shade from the hot summer sun. Others in my garden seem to like shade from the summer heat. Once established watering is seldom needed. Easy plant to trim and keep the flowers poppin. Good Luck 👍

@Lichnus Yes of course Anna’s dwarf is a perfect small dwarf tree for gardens. I’ve seen variegated dwarf ginkgos , quite showy . Or tiny bonsai if you have time for training a tiny tree. I have a special place in my heart for bonsai but I can’t seem to develop the patience or discipline for the...

Digits are you shopping at Walmart again?😉

Nope, nada you’ll never catch this gardener snow shoveling…. I save back breaking work to scoop the stalls and gardening. Besides I’ll save the heavy lifting for the snow blower. 👍

Many of the starter jobs at hi rise office buildings I worked at are all now museums.

While listening to the howling dogs on the police siren videos , all my dogs decided to join in. 😆

Heuchera’s is a versatile perennial,to start the season with attractive foliage and bell-shaped flowers. Also known as coral bells, they offer an array of colors and forms. Hardy impatiens mottled leaves and pop up in the shade garden. Hardy asters to end the fall season.They are all hardy thru...

We finally got clobbered with snow and ice. The northwest coastal cities are closed and locked due to weather for now. High 37F. Low 26F

Trimming tree limbs that hang over the pastures and hopped out of the woods thruout several areas and the wild blackberries is finally completed. With the limbs I made a rough imitation of deer fencing to stop the deer form entering the garden from the woods. Lots of holly seedlings and other...

So sorry that is so frustrating with all the work and plans for tree. I totally get it my horses chewed down 6 trees over night a couple years ago. They were white paper birch trees. Love the mossy bark that grows on the pealing bark and great to collect for covering gifts and wall hamgings...