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8 months ago
in this time of seed-starting and (if you're like me) the losing-of-plant-labels, this page put together by GrowIt BuildIt is a great help in identifying all those new seedlings and re-emerging plants around your garden (I also just added it to the Seed Starting category in the wiki)
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8 months ago
Check your zone again, it might have changed with the 2023 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone update
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8 months ago
a sort of PSA, I guess: All the marigolds in the Tagetes genus are native to Mexico/North America despite having common names like "French Marigold" and "African Marigold"
in Mexico
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8 months ago
Is there a "Landscape Design for Dummies" out there? I want to learn how to make my yard not look like shit like it does right now.
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8 months ago
Have any of you South-Central US gardeners grown Clematis pitcherii, "Pitcher's Clematis" before? Does it climb vertically reliably?
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8 months ago
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Pampas grass makes me sad :(
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8 months ago
Preview thumbnail for 8-Eyed Susan | 👀👀👀👀 image
8-Eyed Susan | 👀👀👀👀
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8 months ago
SEND HELP: I am addicted to crushing coneflower seed heads because it's so satisfying
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8 months ago
What is a North American native tree that is typically direct-sown in late May/Early June?
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8 months ago
DIRECT-SOW GANG: which seeds are you about to puNCH into your Earth in the coming weeks?
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8 months ago
What mistakes did you make this year?
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8 months ago
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i just wanted to share this very aesthetically pleasing picture that this lil guy allowed me to take
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8 months ago
RANT: I am starting to get pissed off about the Checkerspot caterpillars and their plant selection
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8 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Shout out to this Cynanchum laeve (“Honeyvine Milkweed”) at my workplace that has been sprayed with herbicide at least 3 times by “landscapers” but could not care less image
Shout out to this Cynanchum laeve (“Honeyvine Milkweed”) at my workplace that has been sprayed with herbicide at least 3 times by “landscapers” but could not care less
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8 months ago
Preview thumbnail for One side of my backyard is heavily infested with field bindweed. What’s the best way to prep that site to plant a “meadow” next year? image
One side of my backyard is heavily infested with field bindweed. What’s the best way to prep that site to plant a “meadow” next year?
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8 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Look at this Trumpet Vine (Campsis radicans) completely engulfing a power pole in Wichita, KS image
Look at this Trumpet Vine (Campsis radicans) completely engulfing a power pole in Wichita, KS
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8 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Took the kids on a walk through Heller's Park in Wichita, KS yesterday. There was Asclepias syriaca (Common Milkweed) EVERYWHERE and it kind of brought a tear to my eye. image
Took the kids on a walk through Heller's Park in Wichita, KS yesterday. There was Asclepias syriaca (Common Milkweed) EVERYWHERE and it kind of brought a tear to my eye.
in Wichita, KS
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8 months ago
Preview thumbnail for White-Lined Sphinx moth caterpillar entering feastmode on my gaura image
White-Lined Sphinx moth caterpillar entering feastmode on my gaura
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8 months ago
Are there any websites that track what might be blooming in a specific area?
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8 months ago
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This is my sister’s neighbor’s yard and it is incredible
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8 months ago
Preview thumbnail for BEHOLD, THE BUFFALO BUR NIGHTSHADE AKA THE KANSAS THISTLE (Solanum rostratum). IT IS THE MEANEST GODDAMN PLANT I HAVE EVER SEEN AND I LOVE IT image
BEHOLD, THE BUFFALO BUR NIGHTSHADE AKA THE KANSAS THISTLE (Solanum rostratum). IT IS THE MEANEST GODDAMN PLANT I HAVE EVER SEEN AND I LOVE IT
in Buffalo, KS
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8 months ago
Preview thumbnail for So the Purple Heart (i am a fraud) isn’t native but I thought it was neat to see two wildly different-looking Tradescantias putting out very similar little flowers image
So the Purple Heart (i am a fraud) isn’t native but I thought it was neat to see two wildly different-looking Tradescantias putting out very similar little flowers
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8 months ago
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Yesterday, in the woods along the banks of the Arkansas river, betwixt pockets of tweaker camps filling the air with the smell of methamphetamine, I stumbled upon these native treasures.
in Kansas
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8 months ago
Preview thumbnail for LESSON LEARNED (AGAIN): Never blindly trust nursery tags. image
LESSON LEARNED (AGAIN): Never blindly trust nursery tags.
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8 months ago
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Staghorn’s Last Stand: House Rhus’ Defense Against the Kingdom of Heaven