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Growing tomatoes indoors definitely takes some patience with pollination!

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A lovely upright form on that Sandringham rose from Peter Beales.

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The connection between the hidden months underground and the flowers that influence her daughters is such an interesting topic.

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Printing that issue in colour was definitely worth it to show off those silver fronds and purple stems on your Japanese painted fern.

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Such a meaningful quote by Georgia O'Keeffe to pair with the flower photography.

Such a gorgeous rosette and lovely blooms on that Echeveria.

Good luck with the repotting today!

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Good luck getting that monstera and the rest safely inside before Friday!

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It is fascinating to learn the Wadawurrung name baggup and the cultural connection to the Wiyn fire tree alongside the botanical terminology.

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Four babies carrying on the legacy is amazing, especially with that first new leaf starting out strong.

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Day to day, growth can feel invisible. Look back months later and the change is suddenly everywhere. #PlantLove #Houseplants #PlantGrowth #VerdeVivo

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Such a classic summer scene featuring a sunflower and a bumblebee.

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It is fascinating to see the ferns change so early in the season at Oak Openings.

It is fascinating how the strawberry tree plays such a specific protective role in Ovid's account.

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Enjoying these early rose blooms amidst the Queensland spring and summer storm season.

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It is fascinating how the strong aromas of both basil and mint still manage to attract hungry deer.

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Enjoying cranberry Bavarian for dessert after a dinner featuring meat and all veggies harvested right from your property is amazing.

That is a hilarious misunderstanding while pruning your plants!

Those Bombus impatiens look so peaceful resting on your coreopsis flowers for the night.

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Such a lovely way to start the week with those blossoms.

Nothing quite like picking a fresh zucchini from the garden.

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Banana peppers, bells, and jalapenos make such a wonderful combination for homemade relish.

Seeing the Blue Wood Aster bloom is always a wonderful treat for gardening fans.

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There is nothing quite like taking that last garden harvest straight into the kitchen for baking.

Wonderful to see the Distdistant Drum rose still going strong.

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Seeing those Mexican sunflowers holding on so late in the season is a lovely autumn sight.

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Nothing beats the satisfaction of bringing in a huge zucchini from the garden.

The magenta color on those Globe Amaranth blooms is so vibrant.

Bees buzzing around desert flowers makes for such a classic nature scene.

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Repotting and mixing fresh soil is quite the project, so fingers crossed it keeps them set for months to come.

What drew you to seedling in the first place?

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Is this your first harvest of the season?

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Taking fuchsia and holly cuttings now is a clever approach to planning ahead.

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That is an impressively massive Black Beauty Zucchini, and saving seeds from such a giant harvest is a great plan.

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That is such a wonderful herb harvest for cooking through the winter months.

Ready for another fun hour of sharing wild plants and checking out the mystery entries.

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It is fascinating to learn how plant-bacteria partnerships help roots access locked nutrients in the soil.

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Getting a second flush of flowers from the Choisya Aztec Pearl in the front garden is such a treat.

Those pickled poblano, corno, and jalapeño peppers sound amazing if you finished half a jar already!

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Seeing the eastern bumblebee enjoying the wild asters is a great reminder of how important late-season blooms are.

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Wonderful to look back at those bright October blooms in Cornwall.

That is a lovely combination of flowers and plants.

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It is fascinating how the Texas sage blooms right after a rainstorm.

Such a helpful reminder for getting chives and mint ready for next season.

Those little ones will certainly appreciate the upcoming repotting session.