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Part of a series from A Gardener’s Notebook In the garden…Tomato Seedlings from store-bought tomatoes @douglaswelch In the garden…Tomato Seedlings from store-bought tomatoes ##tomatoes ##tomato ##garden ##gardening ##container ♬ original Continue Reading
Tomato seedlings from store-bought tomatoes @drrosannewelch took 2 slices of her favorite tomatoes and planted them in a container about a week ago. Today they are sprouting like crazy. We have Continue Reading
Part of a series from A Gardener’s Notebook @douglaswelch Opuntia (Prickly Pear Cactus) – Started from paddles off a neighbors large cactus – showing new growth. ##cactus ##opuntia ##succulent ##gardening Continue Reading
Cemeteries are observed in urban ecology studies for their biological qualities. The type of space, which includes the function of burial within a defined perimeter, has in fact over the Continue Reading
A self-described artist and activist, Parker Higgins taught himself to code while working at the Electronic Frontier Foundation doing activism around free speech issues. “I’m most passionate about the way Continue Reading
Follow Me On Instagram! Pomegranate Flowers Pomegranate Flowers Our young pomegranate tree is putting out a large number of flowers this season. This tree was free… Posted by A Continue Reading
Starting with the World War I, the U.S. government was encouraging Americans to grow their own food to help relieve shortages. Originally known as the war garden movement, these so-called “victory gardens” Continue Reading
Historical Garden Books – 72 in a series – The California horticulturist and floral magazine (1870) by Bay District Horticultural Society A complete collection of this periodical newsletter with volume Continue Reading
Amateur Dutch scientist Anton van Leeuwenhoek, who lived in the late 1600s, was obsessed with the minute details of daily life Leeuwenhoek studied any living thing he could find in Continue Reading