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Urban gardening is becoming more and more popular. Not everyone has a garden and with this group I hope to find some fellows to discuss do´s and don´ts and share your success stories in creating your urban oasis. There are so many new chances like city bees, decorate your balcony, …
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I've recently been sort of put in charge of the garden belonging to the gardening/ food justice group at my school. The only problem is my gardening knowledge consists of some container gardening on my patio last year. It was a pretty impressive and successful container garden, but I'm still …
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christopher
A garden in Northumbria blooms poison. Well, it is a poison garden after all, but what grows there might not be considered poisons at all.
Cannabis, opium poppies, magic mushrooms and coca - the source of cocaine - all feature at the centuries-old Alnwick Garden. [...]
The Home Office granted …
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horrorflick:
Maybe we should take a few of the "societally acceptable" professional pushers from Squib, Eli Lily, Pfizer and your local doctor's office/hospital on this tour...
snottlebocket:
funny almost the same thing was in the news a few weeks back when a elderly british lady got in trouble because her herbarl garden and park didn't include just harmless plants.
they felt it was a bad example to publicly plant marihuana and stuff like that.
they felt it was a bad example to publicly plant marihuana and stuff like that.
gordo07
I need Ideas of what to put in my little garden I have gong in my back yard. I live in the desert, but have irragation on a timer, so things get enough water, esp during summer. Currently I have two roses ( both teas i think) and weeds. I …
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redtide84:
Just google xeriscape. The whole "no water gardening" thing has been big in the last couple of years no? I thought Arizona and Australia were the epicenters of that style of gardening. Googling images for xeriscape brings up some really beautiful gardens.
gordo07:
Roses do do very well out here, I already have a yellow tea and a lavander, looking for a black jade or black barracca. Xeriscaping is very popular here, but also very expensive. Theres quite a few on my street and some look really awesome, so I'm not against the idea, but as for mine, I'm only renting the house so I don't want to put too much capital into it, and I already have a drip system set up, so I can just add onto it and still use a little bit of water. alot less water than if I were maintaining a lawn or pool, maybe a gallon or 2 per day.
I don't mean to sound like I'm shooting everyones ideas down, I do think about them.
I don't mean to sound like I'm shooting everyones ideas down, I do think about them.
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In my garden
Things grow in my garden
Things will grow
Then they die
Then they fall away
Then they're gone
In my garden
In my garden
We'll never grow old
We'll never grow old
In my garden
Where the dew never dries
In my garden
In my garden
These roses
These black orchids are our friends
In my garden
When we breathe
When we...
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Things grow in my garden
Things will grow
Then they die
Then they fall away
Then they're gone
In my garden
In my garden
We'll never grow old
We'll never grow old
In my garden
Where the dew never dries
In my garden
In my garden
These roses
These black orchids are our friends
In my garden
When we breathe
When we...
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Poor Gardeners
Today I have determined that Unmonks make poor gardeners. I was working on trimming my front hedge yesterday and came upon a nest of birds.
Status of birds: A Okay
Status of hedge: Ridiculously half trimmed
Status of front garden: Weedy
Status of conscience: Clear
Perhaps I might become a better gardener if I think of my garden as an entity itself and...
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Today I have determined that Unmonks make poor gardeners. I was working on trimming my front hedge yesterday and came upon a nest of birds.
Status of birds: A Okay
Status of hedge: Ridiculously half trimmed
Status of front garden: Weedy
Status of conscience: Clear
Perhaps I might become a better gardener if I think of my garden as an entity itself and...
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There is a fox pup in my garden. Its mother is a mangy looking beast. She hung out in my overgrowing garden for the winter. So?
So what has suprised me is that is is not nocturnal! The fox plays all day in the garden. Its mother is still nocturnal. I am unsure as to whether letting imy garden overgrow into a natual wilderness has...
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So what has suprised me is that is is not nocturnal! The fox plays all day in the garden. Its mother is still nocturnal. I am unsure as to whether letting imy garden overgrow into a natual wilderness has...
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Hi there- my first blog yay! I'm fairly new to the site, so any tips or helpful hints would be awesome 
Also, I need help figuring out what to have as a Suicide Girl name, since I am trying to become one (workin' on the application). So far my ideas are: Pyro, Trix, Game, Halo, Skyy, Michy, Fyre. Let me know what you think!
I'm...
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Also, I need help figuring out what to have as a Suicide Girl name, since I am trying to become one (workin' on the application). So far my ideas are: Pyro, Trix, Game, Halo, Skyy, Michy, Fyre. Let me know what you think! I'm...
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How much money can you spend?
Do you have easy access to compost and mulch?
Is it a raised bed? If not, what kind of soil are you using for your garden?
Books are great and definitely read books but planting season is quickly approaching. I don't know if you'll have time to work with seeds so you'll have to figure out what you can afford if you have to rely on transplants.