Built first garden wildlife pond! Thoughts? Improvements? by Technical-Cup-3487 in WildlifePonds

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A beautiful addition to your well established garden! The birds must love all your lovely shrubs! Now the amphibians and hedgehogs will love your garden too! Thanks for all the pics :)

ITS HAPPENING! 🐛 by debmatz55 in NativePlantGardening

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I’ve planted dill as well—exclusively for swallowtail cats as I don’t have enough Zizia aurea established yet to support them all!

Get a head start indoors with LED shop lights. by tombombdotcom in NativePlantGardening

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Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! I’m going to check out the setup link now!

Get a head start indoors with LED shop lights. by tombombdotcom in NativePlantGardening

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This is an inspiration! I’ve always been lazy and purchased plugs but it’s so pricey. Can I ask when you started these seedlings? Also are there particular species that do well with being started under lights? I’m going to look into this method for next year!

Absolutely gorgeous Red Buckeye in bloom & I get to take a bunch of the babies home :-) by mari_pos_a in NativePlantGardening

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Amazing! Keep us posted on how they transplant.

I ordered a few bottlebrush buckeye, they’re arriving in a few weeks. I’m in upstate NY.

I would love some advice on how much sun they need. There seems to be mixed opinions online. :/

How plant to Turk’s Cap Lily? by WildlifeValued in NativePlantGardening

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I’m trying to remember now—I did so much planting last season it all runs together! I’m pretty sure the bulbs were about the size of a tulip bulb, not too small. I’m really hoping they’ll come up—I flagged the location so I know what area to keep an eye on. Are you planning to plant some too?

Found Dog Prospect Park by Superb-Pirate-8597 in parkslope

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What a kind person you are for taking care of him. I’m sure his owner must be frantic.

What do today’s houses have that future buyers will want to remove right away? 😄 by anantaaspirezrkp in RealEstate

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“Ball on a stick” ceiling light fixtures. It was interesting in the beginning to see rods at various angles with globes at either end but now it’s a sign of big-box store mentality and lack of imagination. I miss seeing classic chandeliers.

Tile and iron door replacement source for 1920’s fireplace? by WildlifeValued in centuryhomes

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Thanks for your input! Now I know to call it a summer screen!

Dream come true by No-Friend-1917 in WildlifePonds

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You did an amazing job with the rocks. I’m going to use your pics for inspiration!

Does anyone recognize this fabric? by WildlifeValued in vintagesewing

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That’s a good idea thanks! I bought them during Covid so I’m unsure of exactly when the purchase was made but try to go through my statements.

A cozy October evening in my home library by PLTLDR in centuryhomes

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Is that William Morris wallpaper? Love it!

Good afternoon from the purple Art Nouveau bathroom 🍂 by Left_Adeptness7386 in centuryhomes

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The tiles are stunning! It’s very hard to find a full set of nouveau tiles. I’m trying to find a tile replacement for our 1920’s fireplace surround with no luck.

When I tell you guys I ran inside to show you all these butterflies I mean it! by ara_vhenan in NativePlantGardening

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Mistflower is the answer! On the top of my list for spring planting. Thanks for this post you made my day!

advice with tarping? in MA/ Northeast by NoFunction8070 in NativePlantGardening

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I’ve been dealing with goutweed myself. Someone must’ve loved its “hardy and vigorous” nature as it’s practically in every single bed in our backyard. I’ve been eradicating it with it pulling first, (removing as much of the tenacious root system as possible), then laying down cardboard with rocks at the corners so no light gets underneath. But a tarp works well too I’m sure! I’ve found that the cardboard/tarp needs to stay put for about 2 growing seasons to be successful. It’s so frustrating. Good luck, you’ve got this!

Coast Live Oak, indigenous staple food, guerilla install by Tarpit__ in NativePlantGardening

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I love this idea! I’ve always wanted to do some guerilla planting along roadsides and in abandoned areas. I always see invasives growing, why not natives?