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@douglaswelch Square Foot Weeding ##weeding ##gardening ##weeds ##garden ##hint ##tip ♬ _Cute – Gabe Lost Follow me on TikTok Related posts: Paperwhite flowers from A Gardener’s Notebook via TikTok [Video] Continue Reading
Red, red, rose in then garden Follow A Gardener’s Notebook On Instagram From my Instagram Feed Related posts: Coral Rose via Instagram Blueberry Flowers via Instagram Pink Rose via Instagram Lily-of-the-Valley Continue Reading
Historical Seed Catalogs – 102 in a series – 1895 annual catalogue of celebrated seeds (1895) by J.A. Everitt Download in Text, PDF, Single Page JPG, Torrent from Archive.org Publication Continue Reading
Historical Garden Books – 121 in a series – House & Garden: Collected Issues (1901) Download in Text, PDF, Single Page JPG, TORRENT from Archive.org CONTENTS JULY 1901 Cover Design Continue Reading
Captivating Cactus and Striking Succulents – 74 in a series – Epiphyllum cruentum Ackermanii from The floral magazine; comprising figures and descriptions of popular garden flowers (1880) Click for larger Continue Reading
Vintage Botanical Prints – 38 in a series – Nympheacea from Illustrations of the natural orders of plants (1868) Click for larger image from from Illustrations of the natural orders Continue Reading
@douglaswelch Lemon flowers — pollinated ##lemon ##fruit ##tree ##garden ##gardening ##fertilization ##pollination ##food ♬ Mikrokosmos – Smyang Piano Follow me on TikTok Related posts: More blooms on our Lady Bank’s Continue Reading
@douglaswelch An afternoon in the garden ##timelapse ##garden ##sun ##sunlight ##reflection ##squirrel ♬ Adventure – André Branney Follow me on TikTok Related posts: Hibiscus flowers for the neighbors via TikTok Continue Reading
Historical Seed Catalogs – 101 in a series – P.J. Berckmans Co., Incorporated Fruitland Nurseries (1914) Download in Text, PDF, Single Page JPG, Torrent from Archive.org Landscape Department. UNTIL recent Continue Reading
Freesia Flowers Spotted in the garden yesterday among all the other bulbs. These typically come up last in the same beds as the paperwhites and snowflakes. They are much more Continue Reading