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webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 13 Jul 09

This is a shot of some of my Beebalm finally blooming. Last fall I split the plant into three parts as it needed room to grow more. Now this year only two of them came up and they are producing smaller and shorter flowers. Does...

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webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 18 May 09

My wife and I went to visit our daughter and family Sunday morning. While there it is a family ritual we go to this huge Nursery near her cvalled Pahl's. This place is a farm actually it seems. They grow their own plants flowers...

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webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 12 May 09

This shot shows a couple of the transplanted plants that have started to bloom. Now, is it true that I need to thin and or cull out plants that are 3 years old as they will not bear fruit anymore? [b]HAPPY POSTINGS FROM GRANDPA...

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webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 12 May 09

Well this is not really wedding bells, but a photo of one of my ,many Lily of the Valleys that are all blooming now. I love the tiny bells. I can almost hear them ringing in the early morning. Are your flowers blooming yet? Please...

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webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 1 May 09

My strawberries were running rampant in the area I have them along side my garage so they needed to be thinned and moved. I spent sometime last week transplanting the. Now I hope the newly tyrtansplanted ones flower and bear...

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webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 16 Apr 09

I recently transplanted a bunch of my Asiatic Lilies. This photo shows two of the bulbs I transplanted. The large one is maybe 2 or 3 years old. The small one is a shoot from this one as well. Lilies spread like weeds and need...

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webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 14 Apr 09

Yes you read this right. Grandpa Bob needed a transplant this afternoon. It was done and over in an hours time maybe and seems like things are normal and will be good as well. I am talking about my Lily's. They've needed to be...

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webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 17 Jun 08

Well I wanted to do something with the back of my house as far as landscape wise. So I finally moved some of the river rocks and transplanted a few of my Astillibes there. It adds charactor to the look now. In a few years they...

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webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 15 Jun 08

Well I transplanted 10 stalks of my sweet corn to this area pictured here. I have about 15 more stalks in the garden bed and need to dig and clear another area somewhere in my back yard for them. These are very healthy looking and...

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

Well after thinning things out in my front and back flower beds I am starting to like the new look out front. This used to have 6 HUGE Hoastas in the bed. Now there is just one large one left that will soon be removed and...

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webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 24 May 08

My wife's boss went to an auction recently. He bought us a new Lilac Bush. I split this into two bushes. He paid $3 for it. So for $1.50 each I have two great and healthy looking new Lilacs. They are supposedly the Blue variety...

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webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 4 May 08

I have a beautiful Orange Tiger Lily along side my house. The flowers also have black spots on them. This is the only Lily of all mine that seeds. The seeds form at the ends of the leaves along side the stem of the flower. well...

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