Finally got this blared mobile blogger to work. Sure I won't be able to do anything too fancy but it will be nice to do SOMETHING! Really, I'm just testing... let's see if I can post a pic...
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Urban forest - the essence of man's love for plants.... - Urban forest - the essence of man's love for plants ... I went to the car diagnostic station and my jaw drops ... Potted flowers usually grow at homes and ...
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The Legacy Challenge - Little Blue HeronIt's no lie. I am pretty much done birding in Arizona for now. It's too hot. The mornings are great but I'm taking them back and sleep...
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Big Caltrop: Famine Food, Free Hormones - If you’re an adult with aging eyesight Kallstroemia maxima when first spied can look like purslane. A closer examination shows it is not. But they do bea...4 days ago
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European Euphorbia Questions - HiYa, Greetings from Germany. We are looking for an expert advice and hope you might be able to help. Our Euphorbia has on the bottom of the main stem a ...5 days ago
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What We Make Up - My daughter just attended her first prom. On a scale of 1 to oh-my-god, she handled it with very little emotional drama. First up was deciding whether she ...
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Schlumbergera seedling no. 420 - I'm happy about this one, though I'm not sure whether it's actually doing anything new. The one bloom it's produced to date is similar to some of the other...
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Our New Liesegang on Life - Gaining a new "Liesegang" on lifeSouthern Illinois is nothing if not rich in photogenic rock formations. These particular sandstone ledges on a trail in t...
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Hello! - Anyone out there??? I am thinking about blogging again! WHAT??? I know, it's weird, even to me! Facebook is fast, but lacks the personal touch. I hate s...
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Lookalikes - On a boulder beside a jungle stream, an orchid (*Podochilus*) that looks like a fern and a fern (*Microsorum musifolium* ?) that looks like an *Pleurotha...
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Backyard, Spring 2018 - Looking pretty good for March. Living in Phoenix is weird, haha! Advertisements1 month ago
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Back to School... - ...but hey, it's not September! I'm talking about the Beginner Growers' School for flower farming newbies, like me! As you know, I've been a gardener most ...
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An Aquatic Encounter - This is my humble aquatic collection Or perhaps the ones that can tolerate water on it. I find that philodendron, pothos sygnonium and (Epipremnum aureum s...
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Mud Season 2K18 Astronomy + Maple Sugaring - *Venus and Mercury (top center) over Mansfield Connecticut, March 6, 2018.*In between the weekly nor'easters that have been hitting New England lately, th...
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The Beast. - Had one of these, last July: Am still painting, a few minutes here, 1/2 hour there. Life is good. Different, but very, very good. :-)
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2017 Sunshine Community Garden Plant Sale - The annual plant sale was huge this year, and they still had plenty of plants - the volunteers were on their game today and removed plant signs as soon as ...1 year ago
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Succulent Extravaganza 2016 - Holy cow Candy is writing a blog post. Where have I been and what have I been doing? Well, lots of health problems and family issues have kept me away. ...
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Arizona Springtime - Spring time in Arizona is my idea of heaven on earth! It has been long lasting this year. Today is only 66~small amount of rain. It won't last though it a...
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Busy start to 2016: From Events & Wedding Caricatures & Silhouettes to Garden Visits in Harrogate, Ripon, Knaresborough, York & all over delightful North Yorkshire to Northumberland!! - A wonderfully busy & varied start to 2016! From sunlit panoramic views in North Yorkshire ... ... to visibility almost nil driving through blizzards...
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Jam’en At Fox Paw, Literally … - Yesterday “The Jim” and I both had the day off, well from the day jobs anyway. So “The Jim” got it in his head that it would be a perfect day to harvest ...
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Time To Say Goodbye - My husband has not been well for quite some time, and is now unable to do much at all. He needs a lot of care, so needless to say, trying to maintain o...
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Yards: Turn Any Outdoor Space Into the Garden of Your Dreams - My book doesn't come out until March, but in the meantime, you can catch a few enticing minutes of video to get you ready. Preorder now at Amazon, Barnes&N...5 years ago
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It takes two to tango! - You know that life is chugging back to its wonderful old leisurely pace when things start happening the way they used to happen. Finally I have been abl...
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Monsanto's GM Drought Tolerant Corn - DroughtGardTM maize will be the first commercially available transgenic (GM) drought tolerant crop if it's released in 2013 as planned. Hybrid seed sold u...5 years ago
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Seedlings! - Although the last few days have been a bit wet, this summer has been quite warm for Calgary. Most of my seeds have already sprouted. I'm still waiting on...
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...bring May flowers - May brings new delights in the garden every day. Life is busy but I'm out smelling the flowers as often as I can.
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