ThatOwlWoman
Leftist Vermin
Eww, no. That's what we have ravens for. lol
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Eww, no. That's what we have ravens for. lol
ThatOwlWoman
Leftist Vermin
No, it's not winter-hardy. I would love to grow it though. I suppose I could treat it like I do the ginormous rosemary and bring it in in the fall? I bet it's one of the deer-resistant perennials, wouldn't you think, given the oils, texture, and fragrance?
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It's Morning in America Again
I wonder where it grows best. I tried some once and it died, as I remember it's very sensitive to water. Idk but it smells wonderful.....
Jade Dragon
And I'm the one that jaded you.
You can always put out hot pepper powder around the plant site. They won't be able to smell them over the powder, and they won't want near the area. I assume you might need to reapply after awhile.
ThatOwlWoman
Leftist Vermin
I think it only grows well in a certain field in England. lol
ThatOwlWoman
Leftist Vermin
Yeah, around here every day since it seems to rain almost every day in the summer. The deer don't bother my herbs which aren't in the fenced area. But they ate our big beautiful hostas down to the ground last year. *sob*
Not that I have had..
Water...water...water! My garden needs some sunshine. We’ve had so much water I’m behind on my planting and between the water and rabbits what I have planted is doing miserably. Not to mention the tornado that left my yard in shambles...thankful the house was unharmed. Gonna be late making this year but I plan to stay after it. Hope everyone else is getting a better start this spring.
Hang in their Bro... I gave up planting early.. Plants will thrive through the clouds, although a tornado or two can send those plantings to Kansas.........
A little garden report. It’s in the background. It’s a pic I took to make a post with religious implications on Facebook. My poor garden has had a rough go of it this Spring. Tornado, hail, debris, rabbits (I found some stuff that keeps them away but you gotta sprinkle it every time you hoe or till) and wayyyy too much rain. But it is trying to be resilient. Hopefully it will make a good comeback but I won’t have as much planted this summer as I usually do. I’ve run out of time and the wife is ready to travel.
On a related note, if I lived closer to ThatOwlWoman or some of the other garden raisers I’d share some tomato plants with you. These are some I started from seed. I’ve planted 30, given away about 50 and still have these. All from one Arkansas Traveler tomato from last year. I still need to plant some squash, okra and will plant some Whippoorwill peas later in the summer.
On a related note, if I lived closer to ThatOwlWoman or some of the other garden raisers I’d share some tomato plants with you. These are some I started from seed. I’ve planted 30, given away about 50 and still have these. All from one Arkansas Traveler tomato from last year. I still need to plant some squash, okra and will plant some Whippoorwill peas later in the summer.
ThatOwlWoman
Leftist Vermin
Life is Golden
It's Morning in America Again
Roses seem to be very hardy. Cold and drought resistant. Kind of like Sago palms.
ThatOwlWoman
Leftist Vermin
Maybe............ heheheheheh
ThatOwlWoman
Leftist Vermin
But dandelions can still kick their butts. lol
ThatOwlWoman
Leftist Vermin
I love their beautiful sculpted shapes. Truly Nokomis dash Mishomis Mitigoog. (Grandmother and Grandfather Trees)
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It's Morning in America Again
Obviously and that's saying a lot....
Life is Golden
It's Morning in America Again
These can grow in rock, almost no soil, roots go down into the cracks, 8,000-10,000 ft above sea level, up to around 3,000 years old. Ppl use them for Bonsai trees all over the world (Sierra Juniper)
These pictures remind me of the Karate Kid when Daniel-son planted the bonsai down the side of the cliff.
These pictures remind me of the Karate Kid when Daniel-son planted the bonsai down the side of the cliff.
Is the same tree they use there for Bonsai..