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  1. Ginger in bloom

    Ginger in bloom

    Ginger bloom
    • Crabbergirl
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  2. Tropical boarder

    Tropical boarder

    Ginger and bananas
    • Crabbergirl
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  3. Crabbergirl

    I’m Back!

    Me! I'm so glad you're here!!!!
  4. Crabbergirl

    What's the strangest gardening thing that you do?

    I don't have any pictures, so I'll have to add them later. We purchased approximately 7 Acres last here. That have been abused as a dump for the last 20 years, with people dumping especially storm debris. There is a huge oak tree that had been cut up and dumped. The center of it is mostly...
  5. Crabbergirl

    What's the strangest gardening thing that you do?

    That's super cool Ron
  6. Crabbergirl

    What's the weather in your area? 2023 Edition

    Much-needed rain the last several days. Low temps around 70, highs in the mid-80s to 90. Rather Pleasant
  7. Crabbergirl

    Welcome new and returning members! Say Hello here!

    Hey!!!!! Nancie here, still Crabbergirl! So glad to see everyone. Looking forward to seeing and sharing.
  8. Crabbergirl

    What’s your favorite vegetable to plant?

    Yes, tomatoes, a fruit, are my favorite. Easy growers and truly the signal of summer BBQ season
  9. Crabbergirl

    Shade Fruits and Veggies

    Great link to shade growing food crops.https://livelovefruit.com/20-shade-tolerant-plants-grow-garden-summer/
  10. Crabbergirl

    Prayer Requests 2020 Edition

    I have tried unsuccessfully to contact him also. Still praying he is ok.
  11. Crabbergirl

    Tomato starting Tips

    I start all my tomatoes from seed. For the last 45 years the majority of my Garden fruits and vegetables always come from seeds that I start. I occasionally get lazy and go to a reliable source for organic starts. But I get great pleasure from planting the seeds and bringing them along through...
  12. Crabbergirl

    Curing garlic and onions

    O grow both garlic and onions. My cure rate is good, however, not as long lasting as I would like. Thought this might be helpful https://morningchores.com/curing-garlic-and-onions/
  13. Crabbergirl

    Hand pollination

    Here in Florida Zone 9B, our spring has been extremely dry. Most of our pollinators are staying up high on the flowering plants, especially the Reds right now. So our veggies are tending to not be pollinated as well as one would expect. Blossom drop is an indication of lack of pollination. The...
  14. Crabbergirl

    Vegetable or fruit?

    There's a lot of confusion on what is a fruit and what is a vegetable. it might not be as simple as you have always thought, or been taught. Thought you might enjoy this link. https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/fruit-vs-vegetable
  15. Crabbergirl

    Time on our hands can equal a bounty

    Just a few things growing
  16. Crabbergirl

    Time on our hands can equal a bounty

    During this time of spending more time at home, we find ourselves with extra time. Turn that time into some great fresh food. My garden is in the best condition because of the extra attention. What outdoor gardening projest are you doing now? I built a new compost bin out of materials from...
  17. Crabbergirl

    Show us your wild (flower) side

    I live in Florida zone 9b, coastal zone. These are the spring blooming wildflowers in my yard.
  18. Crabbergirl

    Little Pretties

    Beautiful color combination
  19. Crabbergirl

    Little Pretties

    Let's see your spring blooms! Spring is an exciting time of year, a rebirth after winter. Share what's popping up in your garden now.
  20. Crabbergirl

    Tomato Faux Pas

    I would go with leaching. Sometimes you damage the plant beyond repair with soil change. Tomatoes are finicky about being disturbed


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