Whats blooming?
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Maximalist
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A beautiful village ,Bermy. Here, elms are dying out at a catastrophic rate. If this continues, all the elms will die out.
Maximalist
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We have a hydrangea blooming
Maximalist
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We call it,, Dutch disease,,
BeerGeek
Tree Numbnutz
Dutch Elm Disease. Wiped out over 98% of American Elms in the US, and was made worse by tree guys (the disease persisted on their bars and chains, so cutting a diseased elm help spread it to healthy stock, as they didn't know to sanitize their saws). I fortunately have a 60+ year old survivor in my yard.
gf beranek
Old Schooler
Here on the west coast, California, Dutch Elm Disease was first discovered in Kenwood, in Sonoma County, in the early 1970s. Although the trees had been in decline for at least 10 years before anybody knew it was Dutch Elm.
Thats one of the things that led us to choose here to live, I had just finished my arb training in the UK, and when we came here I was flabbergasted at the elms. We have the leaf beetle here that can dibilitate them if left unchecked, a bark beetle...but no DED fungus.
They are council trees, I get to work on them from time to time
They are council trees, I get to work on them from time to time
Maximalist
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September is the time of dahlias
Treeaddict
Treehouser
Wow John! I didn’t know we had anything coming up at this time of year! Especially with how cold and snowy it’s been. Great find!
There's a property near the office that was being turned into a subdivision, and the old house site(house gone) had flowers that went feral. I dug up the snowdrops, Siberian squill, and some daffodils and planted them at my house, and also various places around the farm. The snowdrops will slowly spread, and carpet an area with flowers. I might not live to see it look impressive, but hopefully someone will. The snowdrops are especially cool cause you'll get blooming flowers poking up through the snow sometimes. It's kind of a surprise flower.
flushcut
TreeHouser
Nothing here.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Fancy!
Mesquite
Treehouser
The plant with the shoots are aloe vera and they blossom from about December to March and it usually depends on how much rain we have had. Somewhere in February we had a good amount of rain and that's when the majority of all these shoots popped up.
The taller plants around the same area as the aloe vera that are a lighter color are century plants AKA agave.
And my beautiful truck in the background
The taller plants around the same area as the aloe vera that are a lighter color are century plants AKA agave.
And my beautiful truck in the background
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Mesquite
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The bees and hummingbird birds love them! And they procreate like rabbits aboot three years ago i planted one of each at that location. Anyone want one i will send you one. You just have to keep it from freezing. They do great in pots. They love moisture and well draining soil. I mixed the dirt with sand from the wash.
Mesquite
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Steve Mack
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I used to grow aloe vera and a few cactus but it's too cold up here now. I left one with a friend in Sydney, amazing perfume but it only comes out at night and you've got to be quick.
Couple of pic's she send a few weeks ago.
Couple of pic's she send a few weeks ago.
Steve Mack
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Another one I left there. It was my mother's, it flowers in daytime but no perfume.
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