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DianneN @DianneN (254949) • United States 17 Mar

If this photo doesn’t load, then forget this discussion. Every single flower and shrub, annual and perennial, except one shrub in the lower right was started by my own seeds or divided by me from other plants in my flower garden....

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One thing leads to another

Fleur @Fleura (34957) • United Kingdom 31 Jan

Yesterday I posted about our scheduled power outage. I looked for a picture to go with it and I chose an old picture of our garden (because there is a power line running along the boundary). And then when I looked at that picture...

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Neat, trimmed and looking beautiful

Judy Evans @JudyEv (381960) • Rockingham, Australia 22 Apr 23

We are on holiday in Ireland and we’re seeing so many beautifully trimmed hedges and shrubs. While we have them in Australia, we don’t have as many but here they are everywhere. Around the fields, the hedges are often straggly and...

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The sun is a little warmer.

marguicha @marguicha (230351) • Chile 3 Aug 18

Should I hope that spring is coming? I don´t dare. I have been so cold this winter that it seems that the cold will persist forever. But I often measure hoy much do I have to wait for spring by waiting for the first blossoms of...

climate

plants

shrubs

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Calling All Gardeners and Botanists

Barbara Radisavlejvic @bagarad (14283) • Paso Robles, California 29 Jun 18

I took a photo at the park a couple of days ago of a plant that seems familiar, but I don't know what it is. At first I thought is was a guava. It seemed to resemble pineapple guava trees we had at our other house, but I have no...

gardening

shrubs

drought resistant plants

flowering shrubs

blossoms

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Garden Plants and Flower Preference

DB @dgobucks226 (37621) 29 Apr 18

With Springtime comes gardens. I have had success in my yard with a number of plants, shrubs, flowers and trees over the years. There are so many attractive ones to choose among. Some of my favorite plants have been azaleas,...

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Re-potting dying plant

peachpurple @peachpurple (13961) • Malaysia 7 Aug 17

I had decided to "re potting" the dying plant since I do not want to give up on it yet. Initially I had 3 potted plants, that grows lots of tiny long leaves without flowers. I do not know what it is called but some say "shrubs",...

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And This Is What We Saw!

Catherine @bluesa (15022) • Johannesburg, South Africa 23 Jul 17

I was walking missy Daisy today and saw these beauties. So decided to take photos and share them with ya'all. My Grandmother had them in her garden when I was young. I thought they were magical fairy tale birds that froze in...

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Budget gardening

Fleur @Fleura (34957) • United Kingdom 10 Jul 17

I love plants and since we moved house last year I’ve been looking forward to stocking our new garden with lots of lovely flowers. But then when I go to a plant nursery or garden centre I’m always a bit shocked at how expensive...

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Give me your best picks for shade loving perennials

Joanie @Freelanzer (10782) • Canada 14 Aug 16

I have a very shady area in my yard where I would like to plant some perennials and shrubs. I know there are many perennial plants and shrubs that are described as "shade loving" but I am hoping to narrow the choices available. If...

best shade loving perennials

garden

shrubs

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Mission Possible: Cleaning Bushes

Tokz @ilocosboy (45155) • Philippines 29 May 16

What's good and bad when every afternoon rain come? Its all over the green. You look around and its all over green: the leaves of the trees are radiant, the ornamental and garden are vibrant, and the bushes are all over the...

bush

shrubs

cleaning

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Gardening is a good source of exercise...what do you think?

Diana Abrahamson @dianadee (1778) • South Africa 25 Feb 16

I really get lost in my garden doing all sorts of interesting things. My husband cuts branches off shrubs and I help pull them away, to the other end of the property. Raking up leaves from trees, planting out Butternut squash...

gardening

shrubs

pruning

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Buddleia or Butterfly Bush - An Easy to Grow Shrub for the Garden.

EugenesDIYDen @EugenesDDen (310) • Ireland 16 Nov 15

The buddleia or butterfly bush is an easy to grow shrub for the garden. It can grow up to 10 feet in height, and in the summer it becomes a hotspot for butterflies which are attracted by the sweet smelling nectar of the purple...

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Early Blooming

webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 17 Mar 10

Here's a photo of one of the many flowers etc I have planted in my yard. This is a lady's mantle. It is already blooming. It's still winter yet and it should not be blooming. But it's been in the high 40's and low 50's for a...

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What are your Gardening Plans at the moment?

jennybianca @jennybianca (12912) • Australia 23 Feb 10

I love my gardening. Im just waiting for autumn to begin, then I want to put in a few more shrubs. At the moment it is still very hot. I am focusing on watering, weeding and mulching. I have a couple of borders I need to put...

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What are your Gardening Plans at the moment?

jennybianca @jennybianca (12912) • Australia 23 Feb 10

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Should I remove a bird nest out of my garden

venshida @venshida (4836) • United States 17 Jun 09

I got around to some serious yard work this morning. I mow the grass, and edge. I have some small trees in my flower bed that needed to be pruned. With all the rains, they just look dreadful. Well, there is a bird nest in one of...

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Do you keep houseplants in your bedroom?

revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 1 Oct 08

I have a tree in mine I found at IKEA and it makes the room feel cozy. I want to put flowers in there but think Im gonna use silk flowers and flower garlands to go around the ceiling.

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helping A Local Business

webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 12 Jun 08

I love all my plants, flowers, shrubbery etc a lot. I love sharing it with myLot friends and members as well. I also enjoy seeing others as they walk by enjoying the beauty and color of all my hard landscaping work. My son mangaes...

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Calling All Plant and Tree Lovers

badkat83 @badkat83 (1620) • United States 2 May 08

I just took down a bunch of trees between my house and my neightbors. I would like to put something in that is pretty and gives some privacy but does not look like I am trying to block their house. Does anyone who knows anything...

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