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@douglaswelch Propagation Escalation!! ##propagation ##garden ##gardening ##plants ##grow ##growing ##nature ##outdoors ##free ♬ original sound – Douglas E. Welch Read more about gardening with these books * A portion of Continue Reading
@douglaswelch Propagating Our Roses ##roses ##propagation ##grow ##growing ##garden ##gardening ##nature ##outdoors ♬ Steven Universe – L.Dre Hello it’s Douglas with A Gardener’s Notebook. Well today I tried something I Continue Reading
@douglaswelch Planting the last of the opuntia starts ##cactus ##plants ##succulents ##garden ##gardening ##opuntia ##pricklypear ♬ pastel skies – Rook1e * A portion of each sale from Amazon.com directly supports Continue Reading
@douglaswelch Raised bed update from A Gardener’s Notebook for March 12, 2021 ##garden ##nature ##outdoors ##plants ##food ##raisedbed ##outdoors ##gardening ##gardener ♬ Studio Ghibli Medley Pt. 2 – Nicholas Yee Continue Reading
@boxlapse From bean to pod in 42 days 🌱 ##bean ##themaincharacter ##timelapse ##fyp ##plantsoftiktok ♬ Harry Potter – The Intermezzo Orchestra Read more on this topic: Video: Liquidambar styraciflua seed Continue Reading
I often try to propagate new plants from gathered seeds and cutting. This can range from seeds gathered from some green onions that have gone wild, to tomato plants from Continue Reading
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
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
View this post on Instagram Been getting a few questions about my bedroom seed starting Continue Reading
Historical Garden Books: The Gardeners’ chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects (1892) – 51 in a series Annual, bound, editions of each newsletter throughout the Continue Reading