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Long picture: Tomatomania, Tapia Bros Farm, Encino, CA [Video]

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A bit of country in the city. Just steps from the business freeway interchange in the US. 

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Fruit Tree Blossoms, Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop, Nuriootpa, Barossa Valley, SA, Australia [Photography]

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Beers fruit blossoms.

 

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Grape Vine Buds and New Leaves 2, Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop, Nuriootpa, Barossa Valley, SA, Australia [Photography]

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A close-up view of a grapevine featuring vibrant green, lobed leaves with visible veins and serrated edges. Multiple clusters of small, unripe grape buds in varying shades of green, yellow, and reddish-brown are attached to the vine. A thick brown branch supports the vine, with a blurred chicken wire fence visible in the background. The scene highlights the texture of the leaves and the clustered buds, with soft focus on distant elements.</p> <p>Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Qwen3-Vl:30b

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Grape Vine Buds and New Leaves, Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop, Nuriootpa, Barossa Valley, SA, Australia [Photography]

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A close-up view of a grapevine branch with new growth, positioned in front of a wire mesh fence. The branch has rough, textured brown bark, with several small green leaves and clusters of pinkish buds emerging. The background features a blurred wire fence and green foliage. The focus is on the branch's new growth against the out-of-focus fence and landscape.</p></p> <p><p>Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Qwen3-Vl:30b

They were raising a large variety of pheasants at the farm shop of the famous Australian food presenter, Maggie Beer.

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Raised beds or planting in trenches is the fastest way to plant tulips! via Fogle Farm on TikTok [Shared]

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We all may not need to plant in such abundance, but these tips could help you create a smaller tulip garden just for your own uses or create an amazing Spring focal point in your garden. — Douglas

Raised beds or planting in trenches is the fastest way to plant tulips! 

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This Month On The Homestead: The Full Garden Rundown Including Building Raised Beds via Frugalwoods [Shared]

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The Great Pumpkin In A Neighbor’s Yard via Instagram -- also available on T-Shirts, Hats and More!

This is only one example in our neighbor’s, extremely successful, pumpkin patch. It is beginning to look like Halloween already.

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Historical Seed Catalogs – 112 in a series – Texas Seed and Floral Company (1914)

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Historical Seed Catalogs – 112 in a series – Texas Seed and Floral Company (1914)

Historical Seed Catalogs - 112 in a series - Texas Seed and Floral Company )1914)

Historical Seed Catalogs - 112 in a series - Texas Seed and Floral Company )1914)

Historical Seed Catalogs - 112 in a series - Texas Seed and Floral Company )1914)

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Publication date 1914
Topics Nursery stock Texas Dallas Catalogs, Vegetables Seeds Catalogs, Grasses Seeds Catalogs, Flowers Catalogs, Plants, Ornamental Catalogs, Shrubs Catalogs, Agricultural implements Catalogs, Nursery stock, Vegetables, Grasses, Flowers, Plants, Ornamental, Shrubs, Agricultural implements
Publisher Dallas, Tex. : Texas Seed & Floral Co.
Collection usda-nurseryandseedcatalog; usdanationalagriculturallibrary; biodiversity; fedlink; americana
Digitizing sponsor U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Contributor U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Language English
Volume 1914

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Historical Seed Catalogs – 111 in a series – May’s Northern-Grown Seeds : Wholesale Seed Catalog, January 1914

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Historical Seed Catalogs - 111 in a series - May's Northern-Grown Seeds : Wholesale Seed Catalog, January 1914

Historical Seed Catalogs - 111 in a series - May's Northern-Grown Seeds : Wholesale Seed Catalog, January 1914

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Publication date 1914
Topics Nursery stock Minnesota Saint Paul Catalogs, Vegetables Seeds Catalogs, Grasses Seeds Catalogs, Flowers Seeds Catalogs, Plants, Ornamental Catalogs, Trees Seedlings Catalogs, Fruit Catalogs, Shrubs Catalogs, Nursery stock, Vegetables, Grasses, Flowers, Plants, Ornamental, Trees, Fruit, Shrubs
Publisher St. Paul, Minn. : L.L. May & Co.
Collection usda-nurseryandseedcatalog; usdanationalagriculturallibrary; biodiversity; fedlink; americana
Digitizing sponsor U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
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Language English
Volume 1914
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Historical Garden Books - 123 in a series - he gold mine in the front yard and how to work it (1905) by Charles Simmons Harrison

Historical Garden Books - 123 in a series - he gold mine in the front yard and how to work it (1905) by Charles Simmons Harrison

Historical Garden Books - 123 in a series - he gold mine in the front yard and how to work it (1905) by Charles Simmons Harrison

 

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Publication date 1905
Topics Gardening. [from old catalog], Floriculture. [from old catalog]
Publisher St. Paul, Minn., Webb publishing co.
Collection library_of_congress; biodiversity; fedlink
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Language English

The History of Landscape Design in 100 Gardens

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