Tell me your nature observations! (rabbit, look, Tennessee)
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Pam great pictures. Neat garden. Want to make the flowers more spectacular, feed them with Bloom Booster, Super Bloom, Bloom Plus, etc, those ferilizers with a high phosphorus count. They are formulated to double your flower output and larger deeper colored blooms. I use them all the time, fantastic results.
Pam great pictures. Neat garden. Want to make the flowers more spectacular, feed them with Bloom Booster, Super Bloom, Bloom Plus, etc, those ferilizers with a high phosphorus count. They are formulated to double your flower output and larger deeper colored blooms. I use them all the time, fantastic results.
I remembered this weekend to put some boost on them. I always have it on hand, but often forget to use it.
The rest of my hybrid daylilies should start opening within the next couple of weeks. I've got some pretty cool ones in several different colors.
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WOWZA! I just got stung by a scorpion! Wow. It was sort of a running sting as I felt him on my leg. So I brushed him off and he left a trail of sting about an inch long. You gotta love rural Oklahoma. Keeps you on your toes!
weirdly enough, i really miss that about oklahoma. so many neat crawly critters, unlike MD.
tarantulas, tarantula hawk-wasps, gigantic cicadas, cricket invasions, rattlesnakes, all kinds of spiders, stag beetles...
I decided to go to the Appalachian trail yesterday but I got a really late start- got there about 5 pm. Oh well- the (equivalent of a) block I walked was fun!
Here are some photos from the drive there (about 20 minutes away!)...
Pardon the telephone poles! Look at the shades of green and shadows (from the clouds, I think...) in the mountains!
Daisies along the road up the hill
Windy, narrow road that was fun in and of itself!
The entrance to the trail
Along the trail
Mother nature needs a dusting!
Leaves are everywhere!
The river
It was so peaceful- all of the green colors, soft sounds of the river! There is a waterfall about 1 1/3 miles away. I will be going back to hike to it!!
weirdly enough, i really miss that about oklahoma. so many neat crawly critters, unlike MD.
tarantulas, tarantula hawk-wasps, gigantic cicadas, cricket invasions, rattlesnakes, all kinds of spiders, stag beetles...
That's what I call homesick.
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Originally Posted by Wild Flower
I decided to go to the Appalachian trail yesterday but I got a really late start- got there about 5 pm. Oh well- the (equivalent of a) block I walked was fun!
I decided to go to the Appalachian trail yesterday but I got a really late start- got there about 5 pm. Oh well- the (equivalent of a) block I walked was fun!
Here are some photos from the drive there (about 20 minutes away!)...
Pardon the telephone poles! Look at the shades of green and shadows (from the clouds, I think...) in the mountains!
Daisies along the road up the hill
Windy, narrow road that was fun in and of itself!
The entrance to the trail
Along the trail
Mother nature needs a dusting!
Leaves are everywhere!
The river
It was so peaceful- all of the green colors, soft sounds of the river! There is a waterfall about 1 1/3 miles away. I will be going back to hike to it!!
Thank you for taking us along on your drive and hike, Wild Flower. Your photos are stunning! I've never been to that part of the U.S. and would love to see it someday. I need to get out more!
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I decided to go to the Appalachian trail yesterday but I got a really late start- got there about 5 pm. Oh well- the (equivalent of a) block I walked was fun!
Here are some photos from the drive there (about 20 minutes away!)...
very nice, wild flower! lucky you to live only 20 minutes away. i hope you didn't wear out your shoes on such a long excursion
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Originally Posted by bjh
That's what I call homesick.
pretty much. i had to go to a big reptile/critter show last week just to get my fix
You're welcome! There is a waterfall about 1 1/3- I'm going to go there- I'll bring ya all along again!
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Originally Posted by uggabugga
very nice, wild flower! lucky you to live only 20 minutes away. i hope you didn't wear out your shoes on such a long excursion
Now worries there! I was glad that I was wearing my new New balance shoes!
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Originally Posted by PJSinger
Thank you for taking us along on your drive and hike, Wild Flower. Your photos are stunning! I've never been to that part of the U.S. and would love to see it someday. I need to get out more!
So often we drive miles and miles to go on vacation, forgetting our own backyard. When I was really, really broke, I often thought of how I couldn't even drive to the trail or mountains here! Glad i could a ford it finally!
Here is the sunset as I left the trail.
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