Cleaned up tomatoes -pulled vines and put in compost
Picked second patch - rest of it - of soybeans.
The third patching soybeans- pods are there but not filled. Hopefully will still have time to grow.
Picked green beans - tossed plants into compost- got two 8 litre pails - even though some are large- this variety is still tender.
Second planting- of beans- almost no beans- got the first flush couple of weeks ago- if season was longer would get another picking-
The two pails come of the second flush of flowers and beans of the first planting,
Rosemary juiced a bunch of tomatoes into ziplock bags for freezing
Coneflower echinacea - picked a half dozen seed heads and scattered the seeds here and there- at Shasta daisy row in front- under maple on east side of drive- new beds at back - by rose bed/black eye Susan
Scattered cleome seed
Scattered viburnum, hicks yew, Amur maple seeds at log berm and under a couple of willows, few redbuds
Planted two clumps of
Miscanthus to front near hawthorns and a walnut.
Watered garden and transplanted oak and redbuds
Tidied up pool shed
Put chairs in shed
Moved umbrellas to big shed in 45 gal drum
Gerry T Okimi
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Showing posts with label rudbeckia. Show all posts
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Sunday, September 28, 2014
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Sunday, May 6, 2012
Daisy Seeded by cedars and rhubarb
Gloriosa Daisy Single (95)
did some come up or were there some there already
did some come up or were there some there already
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Friday, March 11, 2005
Thompson and Morgan Seed order 2005
Thompson and Morgan Seed order 2005
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start
early
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where
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pg
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name
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item #
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price
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seeds
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174
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Pepper
Firecracker
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100
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2.95
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30
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gdn
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186
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perpetual
spinach
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697
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2.25
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250
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sunfl
patch
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163
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Jersy
Cabbage-walking stick
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779
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2.95
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45
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pots
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54
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Musa
Lasiocarpa
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808
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7.45
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4
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pots
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15
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Sunflower
Bees knees
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3044
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2.95
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25
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3.45
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pots
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11
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6260
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2.95
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150
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pots
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88
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Zea
Mays"Quadricolor"
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7060
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2.95
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50
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gazebo
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11
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Larkspur
Gentian blue
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7239
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2.95
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100
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mulberry
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112
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Oenothera
Speciosa Pink petticoats
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8881
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1.95
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100
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among
beds
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8
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Rudbeckia
Cherokee Sunset
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7357a
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0
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50
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pots
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29.35
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