Locally native Passiflora (Passiflora incarnata) and associated butterfly (Gulf frittillary).
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Locally native Passiflora (Passiflora incarnata) and associated butterfly (Gulf frittillary).
I wrote at length about Jonah the gardener, I attempted to capture the essence with AI.
8 home-made tool handles!
Home made axe handle... Made out of an osage orange tree that I grew from a fruit found laying next to the road...
Osage orange fruit...
Osage orange seedlings
Butterflies from my garden... photoscape collage...
zebra swallowtail & longwing... monarch & viceroy... cabbage white & sulfur yellow... gulf fritillaries... tiger swallowtail ... tersa... long tailed skipper & others...
Mark 3:21 KJV
Does anyone else do these word puzzles?
2100 points!
Those watermelon aren't ripe...
It doesn't look like the cats are going to let me have any...
What I turned under this Spring...
Some of what I planted... & didn't plant...
Interplanting in person, My own take on companion plants.
Aralia spinosa compound leaf... 48 inches long x 45 inches wide!
Poppy pods collected as drying arrangement.
Got to collect before the goldfinches destroy pods...
Oops...
Georgia state flower Cherokee rose.
These things are aggressive growers!
turning compost
Lucky birds... Just got a truckload of chickweed...
Coachwhip Snake
Snoozing in pine log...
Looks like poison ivy... But, Wrong colour!
Actually this vine is Virginia Creeper...