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Post by jerseygirl on Jun 21, 2021 10:21:25 GMT -5
Deer ate all the Daisy flowers so watered today snd sprayed with deer repellent. So very stinky, I’ve washed my hands 3 times but still can smell faintly maybe got some on my clothes
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Post by Deleted on Jun 22, 2021 8:21:06 GMT -5
Whoever would have thought that @pinkcshmere would become so domesticated that she'd be growing flowers. On purpose! The rain has broken about half of my glads, dammit. I have stakes, but they're all in use by other glads There won't be any work done in the garden today because it's still raining. Sigh. Three days off and what happens? I get sick on the nicest day, feel better on the all-day rain day. Tomorrow remains to be seen...
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Post by ken a.k.a OMK on Jun 22, 2021 8:38:43 GMT -5
@missrigby glad you feel better.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 23, 2021 6:42:00 GMT -5
I've a few new bright ideas for the garden if I can find seeds this "late" in the season. Not gonna buy bedding plants because if the idea is less bright than I think, it will be wasted $$. Because it's so hot here and stays that way until at least the end of September, seeds will have a chance to show what the plants will do. Worth a try.
Many of the glads have been broken by the heavy rain so those have to be cut today. I'm going to try to round up enough stakes to anchor the others so that if we get more hard rain before they're done blooming, they'll still be upright.
Okay then. Enough blabbering. There's work to do.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 23, 2021 10:08:04 GMT -5
Think I'm done for the day. It's not hot this morning, but a few hours of playing in the dirt wore me out. I moved some things and cut back the glads that were damaged by the rain, pulled a crap ton of weeds, and cleaned up magnolia leaves. There are holes in the ground that need to be filled where I dug up daisies, but I just don't feel like filling them right now. I'll do it later. Nobody wanders around out there at all so it's not like a hole will get stepped into and result in a broken ankle. An un-rainy day with none expected is nice
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Post by happyhoix on Jun 23, 2021 11:10:21 GMT -5
I was able to visit the Atlanta botanical garden this weekend and now have a bad case of plant envy. Even the normal SE garden plants are much larger and vibrant than what I can grow. And the orchids- wow!
Got home and saw how much the weeds had taken over my flower beds in just that short time. I need some minions who love to pull weeds.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 23, 2021 12:43:47 GMT -5
happyhoix Were you looking in my direction in regard to the weeds? I despise pulling my own and won't pull anybody else's even for $$!!!! My conscience got to me, and I went out there and filled up the holes left where the daisies were dug up. I was going to mow the lawn, too, but the ground is still pretty squishy and there's not enough shade yet. I can think of more excuses if y'all just give me a minute The lawn might wait until after work tomorrow.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 25, 2021 15:50:43 GMT -5
Well, I TRIED to do some weeding today. First priority was to give myself a few hours for the dental sedation to wear off, then spend a little time finishing up cleaning the basement. I went outside and 10 minutes later the skies opened up. Unfortunate- it was perfect weeding weather, cloudy and with the ground wet from last night's rain.
Maybe tomorrow.
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Post by Opti on Jun 26, 2021 2:42:22 GMT -5
My Walmart discount lily bulbs finally bloomed. Turns out they were all the same bright color. Tall Asiatic lilies. Kept Momma deer away from them by covering the two I wanted to protect the most, by plastic bags over the blooms. I also finally indulged in some Solar Lights. Of course today, I had my heart pounding when apparently it was a landscape emergency for the landscape worker under the super on the property. He thinned out my lilies and some of the smaller shoots and bulbs in the cart, before I got down there. Part of the perils of living in the building that houses the leasing office. I guess. So the universe I suppose, decided to make sure I got mulch since I wasn't sure I'd be able to get the mulch out of my car and up by the building by myself. The easy way is a very steep grade path. The steps way is more challenging, but the way I will take my tires out of basement storage and get into my trunk for my appointment next Friday. I wanted to get hardwood or brown mulch at Home Despot, but I have the bright red mulch most properties favor. Its acid and hard on plants, so its not my favorite. Will probably rearrange the mulch away from my flowers etc. in the next few days. Its probably good I have no idea how much my heart was racing and for how long. Summer and grass pollen season.
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Post by finnime on Jun 27, 2021 6:31:27 GMT -5
DH planted these Asiatic lilies years ago, but we haven't seen them bloom until two years ago when we had motion-activated outdoor lights installed. Deer always ate them all until the light frightened them off.
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Post by Opti on Jun 27, 2021 9:06:33 GMT -5
I hope to have my phone exchange complete b4 mine stop blooming but who knows? I'm not where I was last Sunday because of work drama some higher up wanted to have. With this weeks weather of high temps, people including me will be running stupid at least through Wednesday.
BTW, I did quick internet research and it turns out most of the plant is edible. I gave the skinny pig some stalks. There was one bloom that got broken off right by its base. Initially I was going to save it, but put it out on the edge of the property for the doe. Saw the fawns yesterday, two, but no mama deer. I also stared down and outside cat or well taken care of semi feral cat. Cats and squirrels love to dig into newly putdown mulch. Squirrels are hard to stop, but it was funny watch me stare at the cat (I think its a tomcat) and occasionally watch the cat look behind itself to see if there was something else I was looking at.
I'm feeling better about my dead parsley herb plant and my soon to be dead speciality mint plant. Just went somewhere and noticed their mints are dead and the parsley real close. Sometimes I put them outside and then snip and bring in, but that also brings in bugs. I am not the best indoor gardener.
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Post by happyhoix on Jun 27, 2021 12:05:02 GMT -5
Gardened all day yesterday in the blazing heat. Since genetically I descend from people who wore animal skin blankets and lived in peat holes I have the kind of skin that bursts into flames in direct sun so I put on bathing suit/trail gear that wicks water and gardened in the sprinkler. Neighbors think I’m weird. Got my first garden produce- a lemon drop squash. Waiting impatiently for the tomatoes to ripen. Weeds are overtaking the flower beds as they always seem to do.
DH got me a garden gnome that I put in the raised bed area and set to scaring off the bunnies. Also making bunny repellent to spray around the fence line if the gnome is a dud.
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Post by finnime on Jun 27, 2021 12:49:59 GMT -5
happyhoix, . I can just picture you in animal skins, watering your garden while neighbors gawk at the flames.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 27, 2021 17:03:57 GMT -5
happyhoix Um. The mental picture of your ancestors in animal skins and living in peat holes, and the mental picture of you gardening in the sprinkler... No gardening for me today. The weather is pleasant, but at the end of day 4 of working, I just want to rest. I have the next three days off so there's plenty of time to thin, prune, water, and attack weeds. Oh, and I have cosmos and bachelor button seeds to plant. Tomorrow and tomorrow and the tomorrow after that
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Post by Tennesseer on Jun 27, 2021 18:03:59 GMT -5
@pinkcshmere - these are not the best pictures but I have these Turk's Cap lilies growing in one of my front yard garden beds. I'm wondering if you would like a few of the bulbs once they die down in late fall. Google Turk's cap lillies on the internet for better pictures. They are tall-over six feet tall. The blooms only flower on the top of the tall stem. Best to plant these in the back of a sunny garden bed due to their height. Plus they are heavy pollen makers and it can stain clothing. The second picture show the bulblets growing at the junction of the stem and the leaf. The bulblets eventually drop off to the ground and create new bulbs.
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Post by happyhoix on Jun 28, 2021 10:30:44 GMT -5
@pinkcshmere - these are not the best pictures but I have these Turk's Cap lilies growing in one of my front yard garden beds. I'm wondering if you would like a few of the bulbs once they die down in late fall. Google Turk's cap lillies on the internet for better pictures. They are tall-over six feet tall. The blooms only flower on the top of the tall stem. Best to plant these in the back of a sunny garden bed due to their height. Plus they are heavy pollen makers and it can stain clothing. The second picture show the bulblets growing at the junction of the stem and the leaf. The bulblets eventually drop off to the ground and create new bulbs. Ok my tiger lilies grow those little bulb lets in the same place- I always thought they were some kind of bugs or something. For the first few years do the baby lillies just make foliage? I’ve been weeding out what might have been new tiger lilies thinking they were just weeds. Am I a murderer?😳
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Post by happyhoix on Jun 28, 2021 10:35:28 GMT -5
I just looked up Turks Cap lilies- same thing as Tiger lilies. Did not know that!
I always call them tiger lilies because that’s one of the flowers Alice finds in her adventures. Mine are only maybe 3-4 feet tall though. But they’re growing in bad soil that most things can’t seem to last in.
Still worried I’m a murderer.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 28, 2021 11:11:34 GMT -5
happyhoix You're not a murderer. Not to worry. There are plenty more lilies where those came from. I played in the dirt for four hours. Lots of weeds met an untimely death; some were just wounded because the roots are still in the ground so they'll pop up again. At least I don't have to look at them. Lots of deadheading got done, too. The seeds got planted, and some yarrow got moved that the underground critters won't leave alone. I don't know if the critters are after the roots or if the yarrow just got planted in the critters' tunnel space. In any case, it's moved so we'll see. The lawn really needs to be mowed. I really don't want to mow it. If there are Heinzelmaennchen in charge of lawns, I want them to show up and mow it while I take a nap this afternoon.
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Post by Tennesseer on Jun 28, 2021 13:32:26 GMT -5
@pinkcshmere - these are not the best pictures but I have these Turk's Cap lilies growing in one of my front yard garden beds. I'm wondering if you would like a few of the bulbs once they die down in late fall. Google Turk's cap lillies on the internet for better pictures. They are tall-over six feet tall. The blooms only flower on the top of the tall stem. Best to plant these in the back of a sunny garden bed due to their height. Plus they are heavy pollen makers and it can stain clothing. The second picture show the bulblets growing at the junction of the stem and the leaf. The bulblets eventually drop off to the ground and create new bulbs. Ok my tiger lilies grow those little bulb lets in the same place- I always thought they were some kind of bugs or something. For the first few years do the baby lillies just make foliage? I’ve been weeding out what might have been new tiger lilies thinking they were just weeds. Am I a murderer?😳 Once those bulblets hit the ground they will germinate either the same year or the next year. They do look a bit weedy in their early days. But by the following year or the year after that they will be as big/tall/in bloom like their parent.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 28, 2021 15:47:41 GMT -5
@pinkcshmere - these are not the best pictures but I have these Turk's Cap lilies growing in one of my front yard garden beds. I'm wondering if you would like a few of the bulbs once they die down in late fall. Google Turk's cap lillies on the internet for better pictures. They are tall-over six feet tall. The blooms only flower on the top of the tall stem. Best to plant these in the back of a sunny garden bed due to their height. Plus they are heavy pollen makers and it can stain clothing. The second picture show the bulblets growing at the junction of the stem and the leaf. The bulblets eventually drop off to the ground and create new bulbs. Yes! If you are willing to share a few bulbs with me, I’ll take them! Just let me know in the fall when they’re ready and where to pick them up or whatever. Thank you for thinking of me and offering.🙂 You know you’ll have to tell me what to do with them, right? I mean, I can and will use Google, but first hand experience from the person that “raised” them is even better imo. I found my big girl panties today and was brave enough to water the plants and flowers on the front of the house for the first time since I saw that thing. I even walked past where I saw it, to water my lavender. I think maybe I deserve a gold star or something. Or at least my flowers should show some appreciation and not die on me anytime soon since I risked limb and life (and sanity) to give them some water today. My garden report is not that great. I only found the courage to water out front because that May Night Salvia that always looks so pitiful when it needs water was looking pitiful again. Everything else in that bed looked fine. But I felt like it was begging me for help, and being the wanna-be flower mother I am, I couldn’t just ignore it. It’s sister that was growing so fast and furiously in a pot….. is dead. There’s still a little green in the pot, so it’s trying to struggle on, but I don’t have high hopes. Should I cut all the brown out and see what happens? I called myself deadheading the other salvia up there whenever I told y’all about it. I did as much as my nerves could take, considering that flower bed gives me the willies because of the huge spiders and crap. I didn’t do the pitiful one at all. The other salvia is starting to bloom again, just a little though, so far. I don’t care if the pitiful one blooms again this summer, even though from what I’ve read, it could if I cut off the spent blooms (errrr….. talked Mister into doing it), I just don’t want it to die. The daylilies up there are still blooming. Some of them. Today was the first day I’ve walked up there, and I still didn’t take a close look at each one. My violas have finally given up the ghost. Bare root roses, I still water them (or mostly ask Mister to, since the incident). Still…….. nothing. Knockout roses, I had to move them because I keep forgetting to let the umbrella on the deck down, so they weren’t getting sun until early afternoon. They aren’t all that cute right now, with all the dead flowers that I need to cut off. I only have 1 tiny bloom just opening, it hasn’t had flowers for a couple of weeks. The rosemary in a pot on the table on the deck hasn’t been happy for a couple of weeks. I’m not sure why. The others are doing great. If I water them early enough in the day, I let the water splash on the leaves and goodness it smells good. I saved the best for last….. whenever I come out on the deck, the first thing I look for is to see if my daylilies in the wood planters are blessing me with flowers that day. Every day lately, they do, even the funny colored one that I didn’t expect to bloom at all. And it makes me ridiculously happy. [img class="smile" src="//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/embarrassed.png" alt=" "] <——— is supposed to be a blushing smiley face. I’ve tried to correct it but it insists on being a sad face….. There’s so many things wrong with their situation, which might be why their flowers please me so. The wood planters don’t have drainage holes (I know, I know) and they’re lined with heavy plastic to help protect the wood. I put a few inches of pebbles in the bottom of each planter, hoping that might help with drainage and help keep the whole thing from blowing over when it’s windy. The planters are part of a wood screen I got to block the view of our deck from the street. The street isn’t really close, but my kids said whenever they come over and come down that street, they know if it’s me on the deck because of my hair (it’s big, bushy, and bleached) and that’s more than I’d like random people to be able to see. Anyway, the 2 planters are on the bottom of each end of the screen. The weight of the pebbles, plus the soil for the flowers, help keep it from blowing over in the wind. I hope! All the flowers on my deck don’t get sunlight until about 10am, and the screen keeps those 2 from getting sunlight during the late afternoon. Right now, I’m looking at them and the sun is out in full force, but they aren’t getting any sunlight at all. I never know how much to water them. My pots, I water until water starts running from the bottom. I can’t do that with these. And I don’t think they get enough sunlight. But they’ve been constantly blooming for me anyway. Maybe there’s a lesson in that for me…. even when I can’t or don’t control everything that’s in my power to control regarding a situation, it can still be ok. I look for life lessons in all sorts of things, so don’t mind me. That’s my gardening report for now. Don’t forget about my gold star!
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Post by Opti on Jun 28, 2021 16:03:42 GMT -5
I just looked up Turks Cap lilies- same thing as Tiger lilies. Did not know that! I always call them tiger lilies because that’s one of the flowers Alice finds in her adventures. Mine are only maybe 3-4 feet tall though. But they’re growing in bad soil that most things can’t seem to last in. Still worried I’m a murderer. My home growing up had tiger lilies with I think a blue spruce in the same area. I like tiger lilies, although where I live now, the brick looks orangish red so I prefer yellow, pink, and other colors over orange. My Asiatic daylilies are at least 5 feet tall, except for the third which is crowded by a Mum and an azalea bush that probably should be removed. The bush belongs to the complex. I trimmed it back, but the branches are all black! For the two prior years it housed a resident special NJ praying mantis. Green on the top, brown leaf coloring on the bottom.
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Post by Tennesseer on Jun 28, 2021 17:50:35 GMT -5
@pinkcshmere - these are not the best pictures but I have these Turk's Cap lilies growing in one of my front yard garden beds. I'm wondering if you would like a few of the bulbs once they die down in late fall. Google Turk's cap lillies on the internet for better pictures. They are tall-over six feet tall. The blooms only flower on the top of the tall stem. Best to plant these in the back of a sunny garden bed due to their height. Plus they are heavy pollen makers and it can stain clothing. The second picture show the bulblets growing at the junction of the stem and the leaf. The bulblets eventually drop off to the ground and create new bulbs. Yes! If you are willing to share a few bulbs with me, I’ll take them! Just let me know in the fall when they’re ready and where to pick them up or whatever. Thank you for thinking of me and offering.🙂 You know you’ll have to tell me what to do with them, right? I mean, I can and will use Google, but first hand experience from the person that “raised” them is even better imo. We can do a meet up for lunch or early dinner-your choice of location. They are easy to plant-dig a hole, drop em' in and cover them up. That's it. I gave a friend some of the bulblets. Told her to just throw them on her garden soil and walk away. Two years later I was in her backyard and saw them tall and in bloom.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 28, 2021 18:18:23 GMT -5
Yes! If you are willing to share a few bulbs with me, I’ll take them! Just let me know in the fall when they’re ready and where to pick them up or whatever. Thank you for thinking of me and offering.🙂 You know you’ll have to tell me what to do with them, right? I mean, I can and will use Google, but first hand experience from the person that “raised” them is even better imo. We can do a meet up for lunch or early dinner-your choice of location. They are easy to plant-dig a hole, drop em' in and cover them up. That's it. I gave a friend some of the bulblets. Told her to just throw them on her garden soil and walk away. Two years later I was in her backyard and saw them tall and in bloom. Ok, I can do that. Just let me know when. You’ll be the first YMAM’er I meet in person, after all these years. If it’s that easy to get them to grow, they are MY kind of plants. LOL!
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Post by happyhoix on Jun 28, 2021 18:29:33 GMT -5
We can do a meet up for lunch or early dinner-your choice of location. They are easy to plant-dig a hole, drop em' in and cover them up. That's it. I gave a friend some of the bulblets. Told her to just throw them on her garden soil and walk away. Two years later I was in her backyard and saw them tall and in bloom. Ok, I can do that. Just let me know when. You’ll be the first YMAM’er I meet in person, after all these years. If it’s that easy to get them to grow, they are MY kind of plants. LOL!They grow on the cursed flowerbed where I can hardly get anything to grow except weeds, they’re that easy to grow.
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Post by Knee Deep in Water Chloe on Jul 2, 2021 12:49:02 GMT -5
How come I have three right hand gardening gloves and no left hand ones?
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Post by Deleted on Jul 2, 2021 14:47:02 GMT -5
Knee Deep in Water Chloe Hm. How many people are there living at your house who don't have left hands? I didn't do anything in the garden today because it rained all day until a little while ago. I didn't do anything in the garden yesterday because it rained all night Wednesday night. I may not do anything in the garden tomorrow because. Didn't I tell y'all this would happen? By July I'd be tired of gardening. It's still pretty and unless I get up close don't notice the weeds, but as each of the flowers stops blooming, I'm ready to go out there and yank 'em up and put them to bed for the season. Many of them will bloom until frost. What can I say? Nothing holds my attention for long. Sigh.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 2, 2021 18:18:07 GMT -5
In the last couple of weeks as rain kept me in, the weeds have advanced. I'm hoping for a space next week where I can pursue the weeds again.
DH and I are working to find a new vision for the side yard space and I think we are inching closer to a common viewpoint. Nothing can happen until fall when the temps drop and planting can happen. He talked about low maintenance and then talked about annuals and I shut that down. To him, low maintenance means he doesn't have to do anything. Annuals fall under my watch so I'm not signing up for replacing plants 3 times a year in this part of the yard. I'm looking at perennials and native grasses.
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Post by CCL on Jul 2, 2021 18:45:03 GMT -5
DH planted these Asiatic lilies years ago, but we haven't seen them bloom until two years ago when we had motion-activated outdoor lights installed. Deer always ate them all until the light frightened them off. Love them! That color is beautiful.
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Post by Tennesseer on Jul 2, 2021 21:35:25 GMT -5
In the last couple of weeks as rain kept me in, the weeds have advanced. I'm hoping for a space next week where I can pursue the weeds again. DH and I are working to find a new vision for the side yard space and I think we are inching closer to a common viewpoint. Nothing can happen until fall when the temps drop and planting can happen. He talked about low maintenance and then talked about annuals and I shut that down. To him, low maintenance means he doesn't have to do anything. Annuals fall under my watch so I'm not signing up for replacing plants 3 times a year in this part of the yard. I'm looking at perennials and native grasses. Shrubs and year-round ground cover plants for the side yard? The ground cover chokes out weeds.
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Post by NomoreDramaQ1015 on Jul 2, 2021 21:59:14 GMT -5
The newest member of our garden family. Abby picked him out.
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