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Who has been using AI to plan their garden? I've b Who has been using AI to plan their garden? I've been already turning to it for knowledge on how to best care for some of my challenging plants. I had to rip out the desert mallow from this dry bed after it toppled over from a very determined Dane. The roots had become so thick and woody that i didn't see it going back into the ground. But I had ideas to fill that space and asked Gemini to suggest some visuals. #gardenpics #gardendesign #aigardening #stocktankgarden #stocktankpond
One of our newest fosters has expressed great inte One of our newest fosters has expressed great interest in backyard adventures. He is impressed with our catnip stand. He's been a rescue cat for 4 years and could be considered a senior at almost 8 years old. He is friendly with all humans, though he can be selective about feline company. Letting him explore outdoors (in the backyard) allows him to be his best self. #fostercat #catsingardens #catniplife #backyardadventure #furkids
This is a dry bed, meaning I haven't run any drip This is a dry bed, meaning I haven't run any drip system to it. It is new as of last year, west-facing, adjacent to a stone wall and raised about 4 ft off the ground. I water it only when I remember or if we have to drain the pit. Currently planted are: 1️⃣Mexican oregano from cutting 2️⃣Pale Puma tradescantia from division 3️⃣Strawberry Fields gomphrena from last year's seed 4️⃣Prairie verbena 5️⃣Garlic chives 6️⃣Variegated Society garlic With the exception of the Mexican oregano, all of these were planted this spring. #heatwave #summerplants #droughttolerant #gardenpics #southerngardens
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Honey roses

A bouquet greeted me this morning.

11/03/2011 Roses from my honey (1) 11/03/2011 Roses from my honey (2) 11/03/2011 Roses from my honey (3)

Methinks he was trying to bribe me to sleep in. It was a cold day today, the coldest yet this season. Winter is coming.

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Posted on November 3, 2011November 3, 2011Author epicureasianCategories Ye Olde GardenTags roses

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