Showing posts with label Blooming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blooming. Show all posts
Monday, June 28, 2010
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Some End of April Updates
As April comes to a close, here is what is going on at the end of the month:
During the month, I did the following:
During the month, I did the following:
- Fertilized the grass with Neil Sperry's All Nitrogen Fertilizer
- Started mowing regularly at pretty low height
- Applied Image to kill Nutsedge and Annual Bluegrass in the yard once bermuda started growing
- Planted Annual color in front and back beds (need more in front beds)
- Planted sunflower seeds and have various sprouts growing
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Cameron
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8:00 AM
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Tomatoes blooming
Both tomato plants started blooming this past week. Looking forward to some delicious tomatoes soon! And really interested in the Cherokee Purple ones.
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Cameron
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7:50 AM
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Hawthornes
The ballerina hawthornes started blooming this morning. If you look closely you might see an oak tree needing removal as well.
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Cameron
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8:02 AM
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Blooming - Bell Peppers

Bonnie Green Bell Peppers blooming this morning - the red ones have been blooming for a week now, the green ones just noticed this budding bloom this morning.
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Cameron
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9:07 AM
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Blooming - Jalapenos
Jalapeno plant blooming like crazy this week.Looks like two peppers from a prior bloom are growing, but I have a whole bunch of blooms on it this week.
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Cameron
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11:13 AM
Blooming - Heatwave Tomatoes
Have two Heatwave tomato plants caged in the back yard - one of them had a small tomato on it when we planted it (you can see a hint of red through the leaves). The other has had a bit more vigorous growth and is now flowering (see small yellow flowers in foreground). Flowers have been around for about a week. Will see how long it takes for new tomatoes to appear.Have had a few days of cool and wet weather, so not sure if that is going to affect the plants at all.
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Cameron
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9:08 AM
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