http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/-t1.htm A place to share garden observations throughout the seasons, yours as well as the wild. What seed are you broadcasting or have witnessed rising, what is being harvested, is your compost pile hot/dry What beautiful frond have you admired lately? Tue, 12 Aug 2008 06:28:20 GMT 10 http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h11/mojoruby/home3.gif http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/-t1.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/echinacea-arial-part-and-root-t196.htm Inti
so my question to you all....

Do you use arial parts and from which species. If you do... do you take it from the 1st year and/or the 2nd year. I know the root is the 2nd year.]]> World Garden Tue, 12 Aug 2008 06:28:20 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/echinacea-arial-part-and-root-t196.htm#475 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/echinacea-arial-part-and-root-t196.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/dividing-perennials-tools-techniques-and-timing-t178.htm Jacksta Here's a useful little write up on dividing yer perennials:

Dividing Perennials: Tools, Techniques, and Timing]]> World Garden Fri, 25 Apr 2008 15:59:07 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/dividing-perennials-tools-techniques-and-timing-t178.htm#421 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/dividing-perennials-tools-techniques-and-timing-t178.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/oracle-orach-french-spinach-mountin-spinach-t177.htm Jacksta We are growing this as one of our greens.. really lovely plant

Oracle]]> World Garden Fri, 25 Apr 2008 15:49:33 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/oracle-orach-french-spinach-mountin-spinach-t177.htm#420 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/oracle-orach-french-spinach-mountin-spinach-t177.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/growing-tobacco-t164.htm Diane i would like to put a nicotiana plant in my garden. does anyone have any suggestions/seeds/ideas on species for this area? World Garden Sun, 13 Apr 2008 18:06:15 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/growing-tobacco-t164.htm#390 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/growing-tobacco-t164.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/moon-flowers-t153.htm Jacksta Along with the moring glories I have always loved to plant her night sister the moon flower, a lovely one to have in your garden, or even in a container on your deck. The flower opens at dusk, smells divine. The night pollinators will it, luna moths.. incredidible to see, will come visit. You can actually be sitting right next to the vine, at dusk, tea in hand and watch them wake up, around the same time the moring glories go to sleep. it blooms the first year from seed.. so yes, instant ... World Garden Fri, 21 Mar 2008 18:03:58 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/moon-flowers-t153.htm#353 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/moon-flowers-t153.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/wildflower-season-t148.htm Amy Christine Hi everybody! ah, the return of spring has been like oil to me stiff and achy joints! i'm drawn like a magnet to the nearby hills, where something new always occurs to me. strange, that as a visitor to my hometown, i have come to know the wild places better than i ever did as a full-time resident. one amazing tool that i've utilized in my ego's search to find the right names of things has been the website: www.calflora.org. It has distibutions of most of the species of plants that are ... World Garden Tue, 18 Mar 2008 03:11:33 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/wildflower-season-t148.htm#345 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/wildflower-season-t148.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/winter-color-t130.htm minimom Pansies and primroses--such bright happy faces in my otherwise boring patio "garden". World Garden Thu, 14 Feb 2008 19:21:27 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/winter-color-t130.htm#288 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/winter-color-t130.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/san-pedro-cactus-t83.htm Jacksta San Pedro Cactus: Echinopsis pachanoi i have babies on my plant. if you do or are doing the propagation thing with them, here's this.. I use the same method with some of my other cacti also Set and Forget Excerpt: 1) First let the cut end dry It seals off the cut by drying out much like the way our skin makes a scab. 2) Then set it vertically on loose soil Roots will sprout downward from the cut end. Set on loose soil & forget about it! World Garden Sat, 24 Nov 2007 23:25:52 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/san-pedro-cactus-t83.htm#175 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/san-pedro-cactus-t83.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/freeze-t87.htm Jacksta Frost 3 nights in a row.. the weather says it's 35 at night but it has gotten as low as 28. some plants have gone to hibernate. brought some in the house that were in pots. ]]> World Garden Sat, 01 Dec 2007 20:45:27 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/freeze-t87.htm#187 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/freeze-t87.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/sweet-peas-t82.htm Jacksta Planting more today.. it's a good moon for it. ]]> World Garden Sat, 24 Nov 2007 23:19:25 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/sweet-peas-t82.htm#174 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/sweet-peas-t82.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/paper-whites-t66.htm Inti ]]> World Garden Mon, 12 Nov 2007 21:02:51 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/paper-whites-t66.htm#130 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/paper-whites-t66.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/echinacea-t65.htm Amy Christine NOW is the time to plant those echinacea seeds you picked up at graduation. They want to sprout into being in the coolness of fall!]]> World Garden Mon, 12 Nov 2007 20:21:51 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/echinacea-t65.htm#128 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/echinacea-t65.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/wrong-sufi-website-t55.htm Mademoiselle for some reason i clicked on the thing and saw the page.
that's not the one.
here's the one.

http://www.lifepositive.com/Spirit/world-religions/sufism/sufi.asp

-burch.]]> World Garden Sat, 10 Nov 2007 09:09:15 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/wrong-sufi-website-t55.htm#109 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/wrong-sufi-website-t55.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/sufi-wisdom-t54.htm Mademoiselle Another context for which to speak of living in a holy way.
Can never use too many.
Enjoy your garden...

http://www.sufism.org/society/articles/WitnessingtheGarden]]> World Garden Mon, 05 Nov 2007 21:48:39 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/sufi-wisdom-t54.htm#107 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/sufi-wisdom-t54.htm http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/california-poppies-t44.htm Jacksta tossing out California poppy seeds as I meander about. bread poppies as well~]]> World Garden Sat, 27 Oct 2007 17:37:05 GMT http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/california-poppies-t44.htm#90 http://whiterabbit.forumotion.com/world-garden-f16/california-poppies-t44.htm