What's Growing in the Garden
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Hawthorn
Good guess, I see that you noticed the thorn! But nope.
White flower!!
We've got our tomatoes, peppers, squash, zucchini, and okra out. Hopefully will have some small cherry tomatoes in about 50 days. My backyard deer are not to happy my electric fence is on as they continue to test it out daily.
Ding, ding, ding - there is a winner! Citrus trifoliate
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Not growing in the garden, but another sign of spring. Sunning on my gravel pile.
They certainly have thorns... Ours was loaded year before last, didn't put on a single orange last year.
Alan
On the front sidewalk... I have a 2 year old grandson so this one lost its head....
Alan
Alan
Did you skin it?
That skin would make some cool looking cast pens!
we had a number of them last year. It is in full high shade so it doesn't bear much. But I love how the ripe fruits smell
No, I didn't skin it. Skinning snakes is waaaaaay down on the "To Do" list these days... In fact I don't even see it down there...
I successfully preserved a rattlesnake skin once with antifreeze. I say "successful" because it didn't rot. It lost a lot of its color in the process.
Alan
I successfully preserved a rattlesnake skin once with antifreeze. I say "successful" because it didn't rot. It lost a lot of its color in the process.
Alan
Is that a Coral snake? ............ There is also some candy in that picture. @Mike Hill, can you see it? It's so obvious to me..... Jerry (in Tucson)
Red and black - venom lack
Red and yellow - kill a fellow!
You might lick that candy! but I got diamonds for that!
Planting flowers and tilling the yard into a garden. Nothing planted yet. Waiting for a retill as soon as the ground dries a smidge. This is a fallow ground run so I want a second run at this before I plant to break clods. We had a rain last night that softened the ground so maybe later this week we can drop our seeds
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Asparagus is finally emerging.
And first bloom on the apricot.
And first bloom on the apricot.
springtime in Tennessee. State flower on the plateau.