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Randines hageblogg: Tur i nabolaget...
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Randines koloniparsell, verandaen og litt om været. Onsdag 13. mai 2015. Grunnet mye regn de siste dagen har det ikke blitt noe mer haging siden søndag. Men det går fint å ta en liten tur i nabolaget og se på andres hager. Rhododendronene har begynt å springe ut:. Blå Rhododendron er nok ikke en favoritt:. Gikk forbi denne busken som jeg ikke vet hva heter:. Tulipanene utenfor huset springer nok helt ut til 17 mai:. Det er meldt bedre vær de to neste dagen. så da blir det haging igjen. Ha en fin onsdag!
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Do sheep eat baobabs?: Six more weeks...
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Do sheep eat baobabs? So I asked myself, do you suppose baobabs can grow north of 60? Well, of course they can. Baobabs grow north of 60. Specifically, they grow north of 60 S. Saturday, August 4, 2012. Only six more weeks of summer left. Poop. However, I think my Brussels sprouts might need it. I bet you don't see, so here is a detail:. You know, this vegetable-growing thing is turning out after all. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Other sites of interest. Also, a cauliflower.
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Do sheep eat baobabs?: Sigh...
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Do sheep eat baobabs? So I asked myself, do you suppose baobabs can grow north of 60? Well, of course they can. Baobabs grow north of 60. Specifically, they grow north of 60 S. Wednesday, September 5, 2012. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Other sites of interest. And look who finally showed up! The Great Pumpkin cometh! View my complete profile. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
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Do sheep eat baobabs?: Baobab Sunday
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Do sheep eat baobabs? So I asked myself, do you suppose baobabs can grow north of 60? Well, of course they can. Baobabs grow north of 60. Specifically, they grow north of 60 S. Sunday, June 17, 2012. I haven't measured Ahimelek lately, because it hasn't been getting any taller, but Zadok is 10 inches tall. Strange, because I could have sworn I measured it at 11" a while back. Oh well. They're alive, at least. That's progress over this time last year. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Its not all bad.
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Do sheep eat baobabs?: Other
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Do sheep eat baobabs? So I asked myself, do you suppose baobabs can grow north of 60? Well, of course they can. Baobabs grow north of 60. Specifically, they grow north of 60 S. Wednesday, September 5, 2012. These belong to other people in the Community Garden. I'm just posting them because I thought they looked neat and so I took photos of their neatness. From the top: a sunflower, purple cauliflower going to seed, broccoli totally gone to seed, dill. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Do sheep eat baobabs?: "They" were right!
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Do sheep eat baobabs? So I asked myself, do you suppose baobabs can grow north of 60? Well, of course they can. Baobabs grow north of 60. Specifically, they grow north of 60 S. Saturday, August 4, 2012. How is that possible? They" are never right. You know, "they". As in "they say". "They" never say the right thing. And in the Community Garden, "they" really say all kinds of nonsense. But in this case, "they" are not the people in the garden. Well, well, well. Welly, welly, welly. Today I just stood in t...
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Do sheep eat baobabs?: Fractal-iflower
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Do sheep eat baobabs? So I asked myself, do you suppose baobabs can grow north of 60? Well, of course they can. Baobabs grow north of 60. Specifically, they grow north of 60 S. Wednesday, September 5, 2012. This is my "Orbit" cauliflower. Though it might be actually "Orbitz". I forget. And some suppliers sell it as "Veronica" which is just lame. In any case, it's a green cauliflower that looks like fractals. Still, it does look pretty darn cool. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Other sites of interest.
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Do sheep eat baobabs?: Pumpy-umpy-umpkin!
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Do sheep eat baobabs? So I asked myself, do you suppose baobabs can grow north of 60? Well, of course they can. Baobabs grow north of 60. Specifically, they grow north of 60 S. Saturday, August 4, 2012. Wow I hadn't taken a photo since this one because every time I looked I kept thinking "it hasn't grown at all". But when I opened this photo to look at it I thought "haha, look at the tiny pumpkin! Clearly, it's time for another photo. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Other sites of interest.
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Do sheep eat baobabs?: If at first you don't succeed, there's always blackmail
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Do sheep eat baobabs? So I asked myself, do you suppose baobabs can grow north of 60? Well, of course they can. Baobabs grow north of 60. Specifically, they grow north of 60 S. Monday, August 13, 2012. If at first you don't succeed, there's always blackmail. Meanwhile, this is my second pumpkin. It's two weeks old and bigger than my fist. That's not much for a pumpkin, but it's bigger than any pumpkin I grew up to now, except for:. My first pumpkin. It's turning orange! It has four more weeks to put on s...
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(Misc.) First times | Asëa Aranion - Healing and Death
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Asëa Aranion – Healing and Death. Mae govannen an Asëa Aranion. Purchases) Hoya compacta and two other plants. Purchases) Nepenthes ampullaria and bicalcarata x ampullaria. June 29, 2011. In gardening and growing plants, there is a lot of waiting and patience needed. From the time when seeds sprout to when a plant say, bears fruits or flowers, it can take months or even years. It’s something terribly dull and boring. The first time any seed shows signs of sprouting.it's extremely exciting! You are commen...
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