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Put fountain away also umbrella and bird bath

John Ehrling Great photo! What are you growing?!

M C. Lovely variety of colours,what are the names of the plants.🙋‍♀️👍🏻

John Ehrling Coleus (yellow and red foliage)
Purple Heart (Tradescantia pallida)
Ti Plant (Cordyline fruticosa) with pinkish-red leaves
Canna Lily (with large, striped leaves)
Impatiens (bright red flowers)

Autumn berries.

My desert rose recently got a new bloom in, but I’m not sure when I should do any repotting, does anyone have any recommendations?

John Ehrling I usually only repot when I have serious problems. Like water logging or the roots are expanding too much. How small is your pot?

Lenny S It’s probably around 7 inches wide, but I’ve noticed that it’s not really growing as much as I think it could, and some of the bloom buds have started to get dry, I’m worried something else is going on since I’m watering it decently whenever it’s needed

This pretty little poppy popped open this afternoon 😍

M C. Lovely 🥰

A. E. Adorable 😊

Kimberly K Bontrager Still building more beds just completed the one on the right now working on the same size one for the left. It is a tedious job to dig out and remove the thick rope like roots of bermuda grass many of these roots look like fibrous plastic and wire like roothairs

Kimberly K Bontrager Soil layered with compost, wood branches and logs, biochar, shredded junkmail, and cardboard cardboard, grassclippings and well rotted straw that is very old from our old barn that hasn't been used for a good 30 years the soil is fairly high on the bricks and I still need to apply more mulch on top.

John Ehrling Wow. Looks great. Moving all those cinderblocks has to be exhausting!

Kimberly K Bontrager I had the most problems with the first one. I never thought it would be so hard to get them level but leveling the very uneven ground where the first bed not next to the house is has been the most difficult. The end goal is to eventually get all the beds I want set up at one block high then as I add compost and mulch continue to increase the volume of soil in each bed till I can add a second layer of blocks and finally possibly a 3rd. I wish to have an easy to manage sustem set up in such a way that I can garden as long as possible in the comming years. I would love to have beds end up being easy access for an older person to manage. I turn 60 this year and it is a move it or lose it point where your body starts losing strength every year you do not fight to keep it. I want to make my garden as easy to manage for an old person as possible in hopes of being able to easily garden into my 80S or 90's if I can.

A. E. Way to go Kimberly.

My garden is winding down

John Ehrling Any pics you can share? What about photos from earlier in the year?

Complete Beginner’s Guide to Raising Quail: Start Your Own Quail Farming Business


TodayThere are two main types of quail farming: quail for meat and quail for eggs. Both have strong markets, so don’t stress about choosing either option. The demand is always there. https://tinyurl.com/mtjsfaaa

A. E. Interesting. I never thought about raising quail

Jessie Stong Can quails be pets?

Emmely RMD Jessie, yes.

The garden is looking great!

A. E. Looks like you have some nice variety in that garden

Jay Gee So I use silage tarps what is that specific tarping called so I can look it up.

Time to think about fall decorat

L C My favourite time of year...... Halloween 🎃👻