Sidewalk? What sidewalk? Here are some negelected and over grown bushes that has grown over the sidewalk. These are infested with bag worms. Be sure to trim your bushes at least twice a year to avoid them from getting out…
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Over Grown Bushes
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Canning
It’s that time of year for canning. Not that I personally do it (I just pay for it all and eat the treats), my wife loves to can.
Tagged with: canning, concord grape juice, jelly, mason jar, paste, pickles, salsa, soup starter, tomatoe sauce
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Bush and shrubTrimming
Advantages of Trimming Bushes and shrubs: Removal of diseased branches promotes healthier growth gives desired shape limits the size of the plants optimizes flower production it just makes your yard look better than your neighbors Looking to expand into new…
Tagged with: branches, bush trimming, deciduous shrub, desired, diseased, free, growth, healthier, limits, manicure, manicured, optimizes, production, promotes, quote, shape, size, you name the price
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Moon Flower
Here is a white moon flower. They are a fragrant evening blooming flower. In less than a minute, they open their bloom. The bloom lasts all night until the morning sun touches it. Then it closes back up until the…
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Hens and chicks
Here are some “hens and chicks”. I just recently found out that they store water in their succulent leaves. This year they have really grown. I thought that they were worthy of a picture.
Tagged with: clay, dry, flower pots, hens and chicks, leaves, sandy, store water, succulent
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