Backyard Orchard and Bee/Butterfly/Hummingbird Garden
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friedgreen51
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Re: Backyard Orchard and Bee/Butterfly/Hummingbird Garden
Everything looks great. Do you just have the 1 fig tree (Green Ischia)?
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PlainJane
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Re: Backyard Orchard and Bee/Butterfly/Hummingbird Garden
@friedgreen51 I have 2 in that part of the garden - Green Ischia and Petit Nigra.
In the raised bed area I have Dame Col de Blanc and Smith.
In the raised bed area I have Dame Col de Blanc and Smith.
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friedgreen51
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Re: Backyard Orchard and Bee/Butterfly/Hummingbird Garden
I have figs too! Those are some good varieties.
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PlainJane
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Re: Backyard Orchard and Bee/Butterfly/Hummingbird Garden
The backyard smells good right now.
Lemon and lime.
Michelia figo. No fragrance, but the Skyscraper salvia have recovered from the frost this winter.
And avodado ’Day’ getting ready to flower.
Lemon and lime.
Michelia figo. No fragrance, but the Skyscraper salvia have recovered from the frost this winter.
And avodado ’Day’ getting ready to flower.
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“Never try to outstubborn a cat.”
- Robert A. Heinlein
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