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Are these wild , or cultivated? I never knew!

I hear the Bob White often. This is the first time I have ever seen one. It let me follow it around for photos before hiding under my porch.

Try some bulb booster-can't hurt.. Also I have been using greensand in my gardens. I put it on a 20 year old indoor plant with unusual foliage, but it had never bloomed. The plant was covered in blooms for the first time. So I now use it on my indoor plants as well as outdoor gardens.

Thanks!

Cathy's original Amaryllis blossoms.

I am going to guess it was 20 years ago I decided to cross a few Amaryllis blooms. It is not an endeavor for those without patience. They make lovely prolific seed. It took a few years for the bulbs to grow big enough to bloom. I did not give them much care at the beginning. I Just gave them...

Put you mouse on the lower right corner click , hold and stretch.

As per blackberries, have the guys dig them out after cutting.

Look so healthy!

Will the asparagus be in the greenhouse or outdoors?

He's buried near the mare that he loved so. I can't stop looking out of the window for him. I would love another horse but then I would worry he would outlive me. My horses all Iived to be very old.

I am all for gardening fun!

I can't imagine how long it will take to get berries when starting from seed. Why not buy a few bushes? But I imagine they are the size a piece of sand. Put them in a medium, even sand, and chill them. No need to pick them out. Just sprinkle the medium with the seed to plant. I would still buy...

Loved the moose antler story.

Maybe she is 17.

We never had too many barbies for our kids, but what we had, had the same trouble. And Barbie has a kid?

Hybrid melons will not breed true from saved seed.

I am finding a lot of old favorites unavailable since Covid. Because it is a hybrid you will not likely find it at a place like seed savers. Burpee keeps evolving their seed thru continual trials in hybridization. If they answer your inquiry they may be able to direct you towards the next melon...

Had a bit of spoiling tonight. More to come tomorrow. Thank -you all.