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I am making sure to include lots of host plants fo

I am making sure to include lots of host plants for both Monarch and Swallowtail butterflies in my seed starting. Sad to say both have diminished the past few years and need all the help they can get.

Can’t wait until I can get back out into the gre

Can’t wait until I can get back out into the greenhouse. I have more seeds to winter sow and delphiniums is one of them. These are seeds are from @dowdeswellsdelphiniums and I love them. I have seeds for Cobalt Dreams and I desperately want to get them started again. I tried to dig up and move the clump I had and managed to kill it. But I know I can start some new ones!

You can’t go wrong with Black Eyed Susan’s. Th

You can’t go wrong with Black Eyed Susan’s. They keep my garden filled with blooms from July until first frost. Drought tolerant, tough as nails and pollinators love it.

Rozanne hardy geranium. A real performer in my gar

Rozanne hardy geranium. A real performer in my garden. I have read she has a contender that is even better. Now to track that plant down. It is called Orion.

My sister in laws little lemon tree producing like

My sister in laws little lemon tree producing like a champ. One of the main things I miss about living in the valley is growing my own citrus. Oh and also having roses blooming from mid March on through November, getting fresh from the vine tomatoes by the first of July and so much more. The climate was ideal for growing so many things! But I do love living in the mountains too. Mama bear cane waltzing by this morning with her 3 cubs. She is huge and her cubs have gotten a good size too.

Have you ever tried winter sowing of seeds. It wor

Progress on the studio $100 Room challenge. So far

Progress on the studio $100 Room challenge. So far I haven’t had to spend a dime but I am sure that will change.
Glad I never embraced the Kon Mari craze or I wouldn’t have a wonderful stash to pull from that is saving me so much moola.

I can’t get over how this ‘Yellow’ holiday c

I can’t get over how this ‘Yellow’ holiday cactus starts and totally seems to change color once it fully opens. It is so much later than my other colors I was afraid it wasn’t going to bloom for me this year. Swipe to see my true Christmas cactus is still blooming away!

I had photographed these at the garden center and

I had photographed these at the garden center and did not bring any home. I am really regretting that decision now. If I go back and get some which color should I get? I am thinking about putting them in the containers in front of my She Shed studio.

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