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I’ve mentioned it in the weekly thread but these are sitting an inch deep in nutrients and water. They drink it down, and I refill it when they need it. Its a hydroponic method called kratky. I don’t have a hose or a lot of room so this might be a good solution for me. Excited to see how it goes!
[Image description: clusters of violets bloom in a section of our front yard]
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[Image description: fallen white cherry petals adorn a moss covered stone]
[Image description: clusters of white cherry blossoms bloom along a branch]...
This started growing in my backyard and I have no clue what it is. Can you guys identify it?
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[Image description: a snow covered trail peeks through between the snowy branches of pine trees]...
[Image description: a forearm tattoo of New Jersey Tea, Ceanothus americanus, taken from one of the earliest surveys of North American plants]...
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Malachite butterfly, Siproeta stelenes
At least I think it is, apologies for my inexperience if it is not.
This plant that is endemic to SE continental Australia, was named by Baron Sir Ferdinand Jacob Heinrich von Mueller, the first director of the Royal Botanic Garden, Melbourne. The genus Banksia is named after Joseph Banks, a naturalist who was on Cook’s first Pacific voyage in the 1770s. Its binomial name is b.ornata....
Does anyone know what kind of tree this is? I’m guessing some kind of fruit tree?
No clue what variety of cactus it is, but it’s one of my favourites.
