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Sean Pessarra on Instagram: "I had a lot of perennial greenery and cut flower plants (eucalyptus, lavender, etc.) that needed a home but could not overwinter outdoors. So, containers were a good option. However, I didn’t want to spend a lot of money on grow bags. This is my solution. I simply cut drainage holes in the polybags and will use them as grow bags. This is container/hydroponic growing (without mineral soil), and these plants will need additional nutrients throughout the season to thrive, which I will apply through fertigation (liquid fertilizer in the drip line). In the winter, I will cut the plants back to the main stems and move them into the greenhouse. I will start getting production much earlier in the season and then move them outdoors as it begins to warm up. I may move
@barukoya.plants on Instagram: "100均フォークで簡単に子株外し👍 以前は子株まわりの水苔をごっそり切り取っていたけど @sundays_botanical さんにこのアイデア教えて頂いてから最近はこの方法ばかり。 1番のメリットは親株の補修をしなくて良いところ。デメリットはフォークを刺す位置を間違えると根にダメージを負うところ。 外すコツは成長点の真裏から根っこが出るのでその両サイドにフォークを刺してテコの原理で引っこ抜くと案外簡単に外せます。外れない時は大概仕立てた時の糸が原因なんで予めカットしておくと良いです。 フォークなんで強度的には少しこころもとないですがしっかりした専用の子株外し工具があちこちで販売されてるので気になる方は検索してみて下さいね。 #バルコヤ#子株外し#ビカクスタンド#ビカクシダ#コウモリラン#小屋diy#観葉植物#バルコニーガーデン#ベランダガーデン#鹿角蕨#BARUKOYA#DIY#platycerium#staghornfern#outdoorliving#balconygarden#tinyhouse"
Pine House Edible Gardens on Instagram: "Our table pruning trellising project is in progress and looking pretty fantastic so far at our backyard garden in Berkeley! These London plane trees were planted two years ago and are just now ready to be trained into formal, flat forms around the perimeter of our client’s patio space. While the trees will provide shade, the goal is more stylistic in terms of creating some formal lines on the vertical plane. We’ve never done this before, but, with a little inspiration from some Danish garden design images we found online, the creative vision of Pine House landscape architect @hollyautumnkuljian, and some “I’ll make it work” spirit from our our amazing subcontractor, Jorge @elfeyoensenada, we’re off to a great start and pretty excited about it!!
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Galena Berkompas • Urban Flower Farm • Education on Instagram: "Out of all of these, I’d say that Gay Tabor is my very favorite because each bloom looks like a beautiful rose as it opens with hints of orange peeking through the white petals! Funny enough, I used to not even be a daffodil fan… until I discovered that there are loads of fancy ones and well, now I’ve added so many I’ve lost count! I love watching them open up each spring and have big plans for a future meadow that’s dotted with fancy daffodils! Daffodils in general are deer resistant, perennials and do great if you just plant them in the ground in fall. Just plant 6 inches apart, 6 inches deep and leave them. They multiple bulbs every year so eventually you’ll have loads more then you started with! If you’ve had some in th
Yardzen 🌿 on Instagram: "From a blank canvas to a modern, Napa-inspired oasis in Phoenix ✨ We love working with @kristenforgione to create this backyard—from the serene pool to the cozy fire pit— the yard is a testament to timeless design and effortless entertaining. This little slice of land proves the desert can indeed be in bloom."
Portland Nursery on Instagram: "Roses are blue, violets are too…wait. That’s not how that goes. Petunias come in almost every hue, new echinacea colors appear each spring, and even Coral Bell leaves range from lime green to deep purple. Of course, we also have blue morning glories, Himalayan blue poppies, and blue cornflowers—so shouldn’t we have blue roses by now? The reason our roses aren’t following suit is that the gene which produces the blue compound, delphinidin, does not exist in our garden roses or in any of their wild relatives. Until breeders could move a “blue gene” from one plant to another, they were stymied. However, even using modern gene editing technologies did not resolve the issue. The gene was successfully transferred from a pansy and delphinidin was produced in t
The Ruth Bancroft Garden on Instagram: "Kalanchoe marnieriana is showing off for Valentine’s Day! Sending all our plant friends extra love today. 💗 Spend some time with your Valentine in the Garden or if you need a last-minute gift, stop by the Nursery @ruthbancroftgardennursery for a Protea bouquet or check out the CA native plants sale. We’re open until 4pm. #ruthbancroftgarden #botanicalgarden #valentinesflowers #garden #kalanchoe #walnutcreek"
Hollander Design on Instagram: "It's voting week for the Luxe RED People's Choice Award! Here's one of our submissions, an outdoor lounge, fireplace, bocce court and bar we designed for a contemporary home by @BMA.Architects. ✅️VOTE by clicking our biolink and learn more about the project! Photos: @landinophoto"