Marsha's garden 2019/20(optimistic here, lol.)
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Re: Marsha's garden 2019/20(optimistic here, lol.)
How long did it take from seed to fruit on that passion flower?
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I think about a year and a half, maybe 2. Douglas(gardenboy17) was giving out the seeds a while ago on Tville.
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It's a beauty! I wish we were able to grow those exotic flowers here.
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Update on the arbor and passiflora vines. The arbor is looking so nice, finally. And look at all the fruit forming. So far I've counted 9.
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I have some Phaelenopsis orchids in bloom. The first and third are grown from a seed flask. I bought the second one.
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Tarragon, my dog, Ella Fitzgerald, and my cat, Carbon.(guess what I named her after?lol.)
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Some tomatoes are still producing, and you can see mango trees with fruit and blooms in the background.
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I grow it just for the gulf fritillaries. They keep it pretty well stripped once the weather warms up.Ginger2778 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2020 3:55 pmThanks Linda. It's been a steady stream of zebra longwings and gulf frittilaries. Many GF caterpillars on it right now.
Your passion flower is beautiful, they always make me happy.
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Average Rainfall 9.5 inches
Climate: Sonoran Desert
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New cucumber plants, 3 days ago saw they were justvreeming with new pickleworm larvae. Hit em with BT, and that worked. Repeated to be sure.This is how we roll to get successful cucumbers here in S.FL.
Now I have to enclose them in tulle wrapping every night to keep those nocturnal pickleworm moths out. Grrrr!
Now I have to enclose them in tulle wrapping every night to keep those nocturnal pickleworm moths out. Grrrr!
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You sure have to a lot of work to get your cucumbers Marsha.
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It's kind of ridiculous. That's why most here say they don't have much luck with them. I'm a special kind of stubborn though.
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I love the colours of the wraps. So much more fun than all white.
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Thanks! Haha, you have to take your joy where you can get it.Growing Coastal wrote: ↑Wed Apr 01, 2020 12:39 pm I love the colours of the wraps. So much more fun than all white.
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That's a huge case of "You're not going to get MINE!"
Last year I started covering the cuke bed with row cover right after supper but I'd forget to remove it until about noon. Duh. Eventually I just gave up on covering and fortunately only lost about four cukes to the little bastiges. Who knows how bad or not they'll be this year so thanks to your inspiration I'm going to try to do a better job.

Last year I started covering the cuke bed with row cover right after supper but I'd forget to remove it until about noon. Duh. Eventually I just gave up on covering and fortunately only lost about four cukes to the little bastiges. Who knows how bad or not they'll be this year so thanks to your inspiration I'm going to try to do a better job.

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Haha, glad I'm inspiring someone! I'm also really glad I only grew 3 plants!GoDawgs wrote: ↑Wed Apr 01, 2020 1:57 pm That's a huge case of "You're not going to get MINE!"![]()
Last year I started covering the cuke bed with row cover right after supper but I'd forget to remove it until about noon. Duh. Eventually I just gave up on covering and fortunately only lost about four cukes to the little bastiges. Who knows how bad or not they'll be this year so thanks to your inspiration I'm going to try to do a better job.![]()
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It's working!
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What is the breed of your dog?Ginger2778 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 15, 2020 9:39 am 20200315_103129.jpgTarragon, my dog, Ella Fitzgerald, and my cat, Carbon.(guess what I named her after?lol.)20200315_103236.jpg20200315_103248.jpg
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Cuke success! Love it!
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