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illia posted an update in the group
Gardening a year agoFiglette has been providing.
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I just discovered the benefits of rubbing the cut side of a fig on your face 😀 One of my new passions as I transition from remaining store bought beauty products! 🧴
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illia posted an update in the group
Gardening a year agoMaitake growing out of my woodchips! Crazy big, like 15″ diameter, 8.2 lbs. I had inoculated some chips a few years back without much hope and lo and behold a mother of all maitakes! I have been making happy hobbit delights: sourdough toast, caramelized onions, grilled maitake with sage, topped with greyere for my hobbit friends!
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Kelly posted an update in the group
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How sweet your daughter helping!
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Kelly posted an update in the group
Gardening a year agoFrivolous Fall Share!
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Kelly posted an update in the group
Gardening a year agoFrivolous Fall Share!
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Mike replied to the discussion Gardening in the forum Gardening a year ago
Yes I love this! Thanks for the reminder here, was super into this a few years back, it makes total sense.
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maryschurr started the discussion Phenology in the forum Gardening a year ago
The name is new to me, but the concept sounds familiar. Using nature to alert you when to plant what in the garden. I love the idea. I bet some of you know far more about this, too! Please share your thoughts, even if just one detail!
Here’s just a bit of the article’s lists……
“Nature’s “signs” are different in every region; however, you…almanac.com
How to Grow Crocuses: The Complete Crocus Flower Guide
Crocuses are one of the first flowers to greet us in the spring, often breaking through snow to do so! Here's how to plant and care for crocus flowers in your garden!
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Michael posted an update in the group
Gardening a year agoCo-Creative gardening
This is something I’ve started doing this year. Co-Creative gardening is a term from Machelle Wright of Perelandra Gardens. It can be quite involved, but the basics are setting up a team that involves Nature, Pan (as the Great Mediator), and the gardener(s). And then querying Nature, Pan and other nature spirits for…
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Love this idea!! ❤️
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Krista posted an update in the group
Gardening a year agoAphids on fruit trees! Anyone have recommendations on how to prevent them and treat? I have been using lady bugs and spraying the leaves w unscented soap + water, have electroculture. I amended the soil with azomite, worm castings, and mulched around the tree. Would love to hear your tips!
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Krista, a couple years ago I saw a YouTube video of a Canadian tree grower who said aphid infestations can be a sign of overwatering. That’s all I know.
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Try a gentle water mist on affected plants EVERY day, and be sure to get the undersides of the leaves. Aphids love new growth, so if you’re consistent they should disappear. As nature is designed, aphids will typically attack less than vital plants, so tune-in to see if they are lacking in any way. In Bioterrain care, the focus is always on…
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lisa posted an update in the group
Gardening a year ago32 degrees this morning. Time to get those seeds going. : )
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Godspeed, Lisa! Who’s your helper?
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