What does your garden look like ... Today?

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Do you know I thought @DirtMechanic had changed his avatar!!!!
Could very well be him in beekeeper mode......or maybe preparing to go on a space adventure:D. Hope he posts some pics if he goes :)(y)
 

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If you want a clematis, please get 3 evergreen ones on an obelisk - you don't really want your old and brown clematis branches to greet the postman. It's so nice to have letter box at a height postmen can reach. Some letter boxes are next to the ground. Very vicious - these people should go around one day working as a postman!
 

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Who's in the avatar please? Is that you, DM? Or a beekeeper next door!

Don't you just want to have an artist in the house - such a glorious piece of artwork - Fab!
The avatar is actually @vette-kid who is so allergic to poison ivy he dressed this way to fight it off. I borrowed his picture from his post for a while:ROFLMAO:(y)

What do mean please when you say obelisk? I am afraid my Atlantic translation service must be down right now.
 

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The avatar is actually @vette-kid who is so allergic to poison ivy he dressed this way to fight it off. I borrowed his picture from his post for a while:ROFLMAO:(y)

What do mean please when you say obelisk? I am afraid my Atlantic translation service must be down right now.

Whoa! Poison ivy is serious business.

Should have said garden obelisk

 

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Transatlantic communication in order now!
 

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Bought a few pumpkins for decoration. The past few years I had been growing them, but the plants refused to grow this year. It's worth noting that I put in almost no effort, so I'm not too surprised that I didn't get any. Maybe next year.

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Bought a few pumpkins for decoration. The past few years I had been growing them, but the plants refused to grow this year. It's worth noting that I put in almost no effort, so I'm not too surprised that I didn't get any. Maybe next year.

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I can remember a time when my dating life could have been described in a similiar fashion.
 

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Pictures from early fall and one from early winter. This was a gardening experiment at my family cabin in northern Michigan. The Tractor Supply deer and rabbit resistant mix grew like crazy, although a lot of marigolds. I probably overseeded but didn't know what would come up if anything to my surprise it did! I just let everything die and falls to the ground naturally. We'll see what happens in the spring!

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Thanks! The purple cone flower was planted with bee balm a couple years ago. In a 4x4 plot then I expanded the area this year. I'd like to turn that whole field into a wildflower area but don't have resources yet. We've got 4 hummers and more butterflies than I've ever seen up there. The wild milkweed has exploded in our other fields. It's a great thing to see all the abundant nature! @alp
 

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All you need to do is to collect seeds from the wild flowers nearby. You don't have to buy them. I am sure JB will share some tips with you.
 

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