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Gardening In South Florida: March 2011

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Gardening In South Florida. Urban South Florida Container and Square Foot Garden in Zone 10. Monday, March 28, 2011. What a Brilliant Idea! In my general perusing of the web I came to find this wonderful garden and home site. How to Make a Hanging Gutter Garden. Saturday, March 19, 2011. Annuals Can be Perennials in South Florida. And I thought Impatiens were annuals. lol! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Sentinel columnar apple trees. When to start seeds. What a Brilliant Idea! Out of the Garden.

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Gardening In South Florida: A Little Prehistoric Monster in my yard

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Gardening In South Florida. Urban South Florida Container and Square Foot Garden in Zone 10. Saturday, July 9, 2011. A Little Prehistoric Monster in my yard. I'm not sure what the variety or type of lizard is, but he's is big and has been elusive til now. He's rather prehistoric looking and runs really fast on hind legs. April 20, 2012 at 9:24 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Sentinel columnar apple trees. When to start seeds. Nothing like a Home Grown Pineapple. Growing Apples in South Florida.

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Gardening In South Florida: Growing Apples in South Florida

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Gardening In South Florida. Urban South Florida Container and Square Foot Garden in Zone 10. Friday, July 15, 2011. Growing Apples in South Florida. Click here to Learn About Columnar Apple Trees. Sentinel columnar apple trees. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Sentinel columnar apple trees. When to start seeds. Nothing like a Home Grown Pineapple. Growing Apples in South Florida. Zone 10 Start some Seeds. A Little Prehistoric Monster in my yard. Out of the Garden.

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Gardening In South Florida: June 2011

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Gardening In South Florida. Urban South Florida Container and Square Foot Garden in Zone 10. Saturday, June 25, 2011. I've been enjoying a fresh mango almost daily. My own little tree gave me about 6 mangoes, actually 5, I lost one to a possum, and friends and family have been sharing bags of their harvest every week this month. I'll try to post more often, but in the meantime, check out my front yard.it's getting a little crowded don't you think? Plants featured in the above picture are:.

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Gardening In South Florida: Nothing like a Home Grown Pineapple

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Gardening In South Florida. Urban South Florida Container and Square Foot Garden in Zone 10. Tuesday, July 26, 2011. Nothing like a Home Grown Pineapple. I hope you give pineapple a try in your garden. Be patient and you too will one day be proudly eating a pineapple you've grown. July 27, 2011 at 9:46 AM. Growing pineapple is fun. I enjoy it, too. One year my dog ate the little pineapple, and destroyed the plant. Aaarrggghhh! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Sentinel columnar apple trees.

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Gardening In South Florida: February 2011

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Gardening In South Florida. Urban South Florida Container and Square Foot Garden in Zone 10. Saturday, February 19, 2011. The Last of the Broccoli. In South Florida, you can plant Broccoli from September to Jan. Broccoli enjoys cool weather and is quick to bolt (flower) as soon as temperatures warm up. Depending on the variety, you can harvest 75 to 90 days from planting. After the first main head is harvested you can expect the plant to continue to produce smaller side shoots. Monday, February 14, 2011.

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Gardening In South Florida: July 2011

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Gardening In South Florida. Urban South Florida Container and Square Foot Garden in Zone 10. Tuesday, July 26, 2011. Nothing like a Home Grown Pineapple. I hope you give pineapple a try in your garden. Be patient and you too will one day be proudly eating a pineapple you've grown. Friday, July 15, 2011. Growing Apples in South Florida. Click here to Learn About Columnar Apple Trees. Sentinel columnar apple trees. Wednesday, July 13, 2011. Zone 10 Start some Seeds. When to start seeds. I always catch him ...

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Gardening In South Florida: April 2011

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Gardening In South Florida. Urban South Florida Container and Square Foot Garden in Zone 10. Sunday, April 17, 2011. For window boxes, shallow containers:. Lettuce - All leaf varieties are suitable for container culture, try Little Gem for head lettuce. Spinach - Baby Spinach. Carrots - Short and Sweet, Scarlet Nantes, Thumbelina. Most herbs can be grown in 6 to 8. Inch pots or window boxes. Large Containers 12-14 inches in diameter, half barrels and 3 to 5 gallon containers. Winter Squash - Bush Delicata.

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Dawning Dreams Blog: Katya Choker

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Friday, July 11, 2008. Finished Size: 12 inches long X 1 inch wide. This was actually inspired by a good friend of mine who sometimes wears a ribbon for a necklace. It's simple and elegant and says so much about the person wearing it. Yarn: Aunt Lydia's Fashion Crochet Thread (size 3). Hook: Size D/3-3.25 mm or size needed to obtain gauge. Notions: Sewing needle, ribbon (1/2"). Treble Crochet (Tr): Yarn over hook twice, then insert hook into next stitch. This completes one treble crochet. Ch 1, sc across.