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ok, so tulips may not quite be edible enough, and daffodils are not for sure, but... Lily Flowering Tulips Orange http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7483_LF_Tulip_O.jpg Lily Flowering Tulips Pinkish Red http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7482_LF_Tulip_PR.jpg Lily Flowering Tulips Red White http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7470_LF_Tulip_RW.jpg White Red Tulip (still my favorite tulip) http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7456_WR_Tulip.jpg Wide Angle Tulips http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7...gle_Tulips.jpg White Yellow Daffodil http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7...ffodil_WwY.jpg Mr. Squiggles http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7..._Squiggles.jpg Daffodil http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7319_Daffodil.jpg songbird |
some spring pics
songbird wrote:
ok, so tulips may not quite be edible enough, and daffodils are not for sure, but... Lovely pictures. Thank you. |
some spring pics
songbird wrote:
ok, so tulips may not quite be edible enough, and daffodils are not for sure, but... Lily Flowering Tulips Orange http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7483_LF_Tulip_O.jpg Lily Flowering Tulips Pinkish Red http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7482_LF_Tulip_PR.jpg Lily Flowering Tulips Red White http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7470_LF_Tulip_RW.jpg White Red Tulip (still my favorite tulip) http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7456_WR_Tulip.jpg Wide Angle Tulips http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7...gle_Tulips.jpg White Yellow Daffodil http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7...ffodil_WwY.jpg Mr. Squiggles http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7..._Squiggles.jpg Daffodil http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7319_Daffodil.jpg songbird Pretty flowers! -- Natural Girl |
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songbird wrote:
ok, so tulips may not quite be edible enough, and daffodils are not for sure, but... thanks D |
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Brooklyn1 wrote:
songbird wrote: ok, so tulips may not quite be edible enough, and daffodils are not for sure, but... Lovely pictures. Thank you. thanks and you're welcome. good rainy weather project. songbird |
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Natural Girl wrote:
.... Pretty flowers! :) thanks. songbird |
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David Hare-Scott wrote:
songbird wrote: ok, so tulips may not quite be edible enough, and daffodils are not for sure, but... thanks :) you're welcome. songbird |
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In article ,
songbird wrote: David Hare-Scott wrote: songbird wrote: ok, so tulips may not quite be edible enough, and daffodils are not for sure, but... thanks :) you're welcome. songbird Nice pics. What are you using for mulch? -- Remember Rachel Corrie http://www.rachelcorrie.org/ Welcome to the New America. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hA736oK9FPg |
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Billy wrote:
.... Nice pics. What are you using for mulch? which picture? songbird |
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songbird wrote: Billy wrote: ... Nice pics. What are you using for mulch? which picture? songbird http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7482_LF_Tulip_PR.jpg How many mulches do you use? -- Remember Rachel Corrie http://www.rachelcorrie.org/ Welcome to the New America. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hA736oK9FPg |
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Billy wrote:
songbird wrote: Billy wrote: ... Nice pics. What are you using for mulch? which picture? http://www.anthive.com/flowers/100_7482_LF_Tulip_PR.jpg no mulch on that garden this season. it was supposed to be left with bean stalks from last fall, but Ma raked them off. it was topped with a half and half mix of sand and loamy topsoil and likely had some pea gravel scattered in it too. it will soon get weeded and then have a cover crop of dry beans of various sorts stuck in between what is left of the tulips. How many mulches do you use? it varies by garden and what i have available. the perennial gardens mostly get weed barrier fabric under a thick layer of wood chips. the veggie gardens may not get any mulch at all other than green manures, weeds and whatever paper scraps i can get out there. some gardens have rocks or crushed limestone as a mulch. then we also have shredded bark, bark pieces, shredded wood, shredded or unshredded leaves, newspapers, egg cartons, magazines, cardboard, cardstock, cover crops and the usual gang of weedy interlopers or some wandering annuals/biennials (pinks, poppies, hollyhocks, nigella...). in some locations i've tried using the hens and chicks as a living mulch since they seem fairly indestructable (if up high enough so that they don't sit in standing water). pieces of rotting wood/bark, mosses. and then there are the rust garden, or the glass garden and the pea gravel patches and the spaces Ma uses to sort her beach stones for making stepping stones and ... i'm trying to think of what i would consider the strangest mulch. broken pottery, pieces of glass, rusted metal are probably three of the strangest. songbird |
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