Evening sun sunflower seeds are back in stock! long-blooming multi-headed pollinator magnets grow to about 6' tall and can still be planted in most zones.
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It's July 4th, so some of you will be roasting marshmallows tonight. That sweet confection got its name from the marsh mallow (althaea officinalis). Marshmallows were originally made using the sap from the plant whipped together with egg whites and sugar (now they use gelatin instead of the sap). π±π
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Agostino Reghitto Genovese Basil is hands down the best tasting basil weβve ever grown. An heirloom believed to have been brought from Italy in 1902, it has smooth Genovese flavor without the anise bite. Seeds (hopefully ) available this fall. ππ±
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Thanks! :)
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She's lovely!
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So sweet π
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Low power, maximum cute.
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We did a blue theme today, too. Love that sea holly! #tuesdayblues
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Lovely!
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πππ and also love Thai basil!
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Nice!
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This delicate pink is absolutely marvellous!
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I love the many shapes and shades of pollinators! ππ±ππ¦
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Awesome!
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Dwarf Larkspur (AKA Spring Larkspur, Delphinium tricorne)! This brilliant blue beauty is related to buttercups, and symbolizes success, celebration, and new chances. Larkspur is also the birth flower for July! π±π
#tuesdayblues
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We hope you have a happy, healthy, and safe July! May your weather be mild and contain adequate precipitation!
And Kevin says howdy to all the bunnies.
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We started all our watermelon and squashes directly in ground (or in this case, bucket) so theyβre not as big as greenhouse starts; but look how healthy! ππ±π
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Happy Caturday to the supervisor!
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Did you know our black sunflowers have black stalks and veins too? Weβre currently sold out of seed but more will be available this fall. π±π
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Dragon's Blood Sedum starts in the spring like this - green with these purplish flowerings. It changes color throughout the year, and is a rich claret color by the fall. π±π
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Is it a chrysanthemum? Nope, itβs Leucanthemum; aka Shasta Daisy! This cultivar is called Real Charmer, and is my favorite daisy in the pollinator garden. π±ππΌ
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Squash bugs and stink bugs are the bane of my existence. We donβt use chemical pesticides so every year I rely on vigilance and hand picking to keep my vines healthy. The leaves with egg clusters and any live bugs make a healthy snack for the chickens though! π±π
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Oooooh. Gooseberries!
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Bloomscrolling is so much better than doomscrolling! Also love to behold the fuzzy buzzers! π±ππ
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Veronica I've had for 12 years, carried to three different houses. AKA speedwell, this pretty perennial is said to symbolize loyalty and fidelity. π±π
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I have memories of climbing the mulberry tree in the summer and coming in with purple all over our faces and arms (and clothes) and no appetite for dinner. Good times. π
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Heck, yeah! Those look great!
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They really are amazing! π
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Beautiful!
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Kinlaogh happily watching the world from the comfort of the front porch.
#dogsky
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The peaceful calm of our pollinator garden just before the setting of the sun.π±πππ
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I know I recently shared potato flowers, but they really are so happy and fantastical that I am sharing them again, now with fuller blooms! π±π
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First arnica bloom of this season. You've probably seen over the counter arcica creams for treating bruises and swelling. This happy yellow flower has been documented as long ago as the 16th Century. It is believed to be connected to intuition, and symbolizes inner strength. π±π
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Alaska Salmon Nasturtium. This pretty golden apricot-colored bloom is cheerful to behold, even though the myth behind nasturtium is that they sprung from the fallen tears of a Roman soldier. They're said to symbolize victory in struggle. π±ππΈ
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Sun and Moon mix Calendula is coming along nicely- Hoping to have seeds available in time for fall. π€ππ±
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Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do
I'm half crazy all for the love of you
It won't be a stylish marriage
I can't afford a carriage
But you'll look sweet upon the seat
Of a bicycle built for two...
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Lovely! π
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Nothing wrong with posting roses! πΉπ
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Looking good!
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My trumpet flower vine says Rock On! π±ππ€
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This is an excellent update!
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So cheerful! Can't help but smile when sunflowers are around! ππ
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Gorgeous hue!
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Hooray for happy bees! ππ
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Such a cute little pollinator! ππ
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Oooh! Awesome!
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I love how shy poppy buds are before they erect their heads to bloom.
In Greek mythology, poppies symbolized the tears of Demeter - a mythological figure who would totally love the Bsky garden feed! π±π
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That's impressive! love rhubarb!
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