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@maracujase
Amazing Cosmos
Calendula! 🌼
(Great companion plant for vegetables!)
Finally flowering!
by Pallas Athena
Bulbs and birches in spring evening light.
Red-breasted green tiger moth, Chlorhoda metamelaena, Erebidae
Photographed in Colombia by alefox123
Monstera
Monstera Deliciosa in the Botanical Gardens of Uppsala.
Sansiveria in bloom!
Flowering sansiveria trifasciata.
It is a really pretty contrast with the delicate, ethereal white flowers and the sturdy, thick, dark leaves. The scent is sweet and strong, reminding me of jasmine.
The flowers open at night, and the scent increases in strength towards the evening.
I have read that sansiveria plants flower when stressed, which might be true since being a potted plant is a bit stressful in itself. For me, it seems mostly to be connected to the age of the plant. I have had several older plants that have regularly flowered in the spring for many years.
I love seeing the flowers, but I don’t really like strong scents, so it is a mixed blessing whenever they flower. 😅
This is an interesting cultivar, with much thicker and shorter leaves than the regular sansiverias. I have got it as a gift, so I’m not sure of which variety it is, maybe dwarf laurentii. If anyone has an idea, I’d be happy to hear it. ☺️
the food of tomorrow is in the seeds of today.
hello. i'm elizabeth. tomorrow's garden is my seed farm that i grow in charlotte, north carolina.
why seeds?
because growing your own food is amazing, delicious, enticing, and fulfilling. but it only helps with the here and now. what about food for later? how can you make sure that no matter what life throws at you, you have food for tomorrow?
i started this farm in 2019 when i came to the realization that no matter what happens, at the end of the day, what matters is that there is food in you and your family's belly. i initially started to grow and sell vegetables and herb plants, and then when shit hit the fan the next year, i realized we need to prepare for the future, too. that's when i started learning how to save seeds. i now grow and sell plants and seeds at the local farmer's market. if you're in the charlotte, north carolina area, then check out my instagram where i post what i'll have at the market every week and come say hi.
one of the ways to make sure your plants succeed year after year is to save seeds. the parent plant takes what it learned from it's term and passes those genetics through their seeds. how crazy is that?! so many people think that they can not grow any food because they either source their plants from big box stores (that rant is for another day) or source their seed from a commercial grower. it's not them, it's captialism that's making growing food so difficult. i highly recommend sourcing from a seed farm as close to you as possible and eventually getting into the habit of saving your own. if you grow in or next to zone 8b, then i do offer my seeds for sale on my website to get you started out.
well, if i'm saving and selling seeds, then why not use that as a good excuse to do my favorite type of art, too? linocut or stamping has always been my favorite medium, even when i was little. the fact that no matter how hard you try, nothing will ever match, and there will be mistakes. a lesson to be reminded of in life, too. i post my artwork - in progress and final - as well as my farmer's market setup on my pinterest profile.
as far as for here on tumblr, i'm not here to sell. i'm here to get inspiration and gain knowledge from other gardeners and to offer the same. this is where i will post my progress as the seasons come and go, what mistakes i made, and what i've learned in the hopes of helping others. my ama is open if you have any questions, especially about seeds or getting a garden nursery business up and running. information shouldn't be behind a paywall, and i never will do so. so let's get growing together.
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Guerilla Gardening in action
I guerrilla-planted a bunch of spring bulbs that were on discount because it was late in the season, and this is now the second spring that some of them flower in a park near my house!
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Jag gerillaplanterade vårlökar som reades ut för att det var sent på säsongen, och det här är nu andra våren som några av dem blommar i en park nära mitt hus.
Evening walk? 🌿
Hi all!
This is a place to talk about wild plants, gardening, houseplants, fascinating plant facts, tips, and all that brilliant stuff! 🪴🌱🌼
You can also find me on Instagram at Maracuja.se