Remember this pile of dry branches I found in the undergrowth? The rain held off long enough to outdistance my willpower... The pit is officially reclaimed! Plus, a little more of the area is exposed.

So yesterday, I documented my battles with a large overgrown area in my yard. I'd made some progress, but still had a good sized portion to finish up. Today's target was the space beyond the firepit and

When we bought our house many moons ago, there was a huge above-ground swimming pool in the corner of the backyard. It wasn't on our wish list. We just considered it a bonus. That was before many dollars

Stand on the windowsill and bask in order to give us their fruits tomatoes. we love homemade tomato

Bright colors have already appeared in my garden!) Фотоаппарат Nikon Coolpix S2700 Thank you for Your attention! Follow me! @inna-yatsuk

Hai my lovely steemians This is a temurui tree (achenese) that I have just planted for a few days. The leaves of this tree are used in aceh as a cooking spice, which is pan-fried with spices to add fragrant

today I give fertilizer on chilli plants, I use organic fertilizer that I take in the chicken farm in the area I live This is a routine maintenance process, I will always looking after plants chilli until

The contrast is so beautiful on this Spring morning with the pretty pink blossoms against the broken down greenhouses. I just had to stop my car and capture the moment where the new meets the old. Beautiful!

Growing your own pineapples is far simpler than you might imagine. And living in a colder climate is not an issue if you grow them in pots indoors. In fact, pineapples are one of the few tropical fruits

I really love flowers and take care of them. And today I will tell you some tips on how to plant lilies properly. Planting lilies in spring and autumn Almost all the lilies like to grow on sunny places,

Spring is here and my plants are growing! Hopefully later today we can get around to planting some seeds, but so far we have been monitoring a lot of the plants that we started last year. A few of these

My garden associates and I work in many different gardens and we have nicknames for most of them. Yesterday we went to "Monet". We call it Monet because from far away it is really beautiful awash

We bought our fixer upper nearly four years ago -- a brown bungalow on a 3/4 acre lot surrounded by a six foot high lilac hedge and 80 towering black poplars. It wasn't quite the country acreage we were

The tulip garden. Our son is on the autistic spectrum and has great difficulties coping with social situations. I have detailed his troubles in a couple of posts here and to a lesser extent here. Ever

Nothing is more satisfying than watching a plant grow from a seed-or in this case a leaf!! Except maybe taking photos of them! If you have a damaged or strangely-shaped succulent, simply pluck off the

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With things warming up and sporadic rain storms, things have been coming along quite well thus far. The berry brambles are all a flower and popping with green berries. Progress of the straw bales has involved

Just started my little garden last weekend. Most of the herbs from last year are still around. Planted some cooler weather babies before the last frost date. So far I have added strawberries: Peas: Kale:

The old milk containers that I started with were great in March, but as soon as the sun found its heat in April, the garlic started to yellow. We had a few meals with some green garlic, but not a lot.

First of all we would like to appreciate the very warm welcome we have received during the past two days on steemit. That´s been defininitely a fabulous experience so far. Thank you! Today we would like