In North Florida, I observed numerous small, reddish-brown holes in my front yard this morning. Upon closer inspection, it became apparent that these were bee holes used for egg housing. The adult bees collect pollen and nectar to provision their underground nests, which will serve as a food source for the newly hatched larva during…
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Saving Seeds From My Garden
Hello my gardening friends. It has been a bountiful summer in my home garden this year and I have an overload of various seeds that I will be saving for next year (and to give away to my friends and family). My Blackeyed Susan, Butterfly Bush and Purple Coneflower plants were extremely hardy this year…
Seed List 2017
Greetings everyone 🙂 I trust all is well and like me, you are eagerly anticipating Springs arrival. I wanted to share a list of plants I will be growing from seed this year: Annatto Basil (Italian Large Leaf) Basil (Sweet) Beans (Black Turtle) Beans (Alguille Verte) Beans (Maxibel) Beans (Stringless Blue Lake, FM1K Pole) Bee…
Yearning for Spring
Spring stirs under silent snow. ~Terri Guillemets
December Update
Greetings my gardening friends. I hope you are well and your enjoyed your Thanksgiving holidays for those of us who reside in the US. I have been away from my blog for a little while preparing for the holidays. I received my first seed catalog today and I am sure more will follow, but just…
Quote Of The Week
Pale amber sunlight falls across The reddening October trees…. Are we not better and at home In dreamful Autumn, we who deem No harvest joy is worth a dream? A little while and night shall come, A little while, then, let us dream… ~Ernest Dowson (1867–1900), “Autumnal”
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