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Plants, Animals, and in Between

Today I was putzing around in my woods looking at some of the blueberry plants when the thought occurred to me that some of the early blueberries might be ripe by now. So I went to a small patch that… more →

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Bless the Bumblebees, They Bring Blueberries

If I Were On Facebook wrote 1 month ago: The backyard blueberrry patch is bursting with blossoms this week.  I thank the bumblebee pollinator … more →

Tags: Nature, gardening, blueberries, Bumblebees, 4-leafed clover

Spring Messengers

Elke Winzer wrote 4 months ago: Greencombe is a delightful garden, situated on the Exmoor coast, just above West Porlock, with sweep … more →

Tags: Gardens, Exmoor, West Porlock, Greencombe, Joan Loraine, plant collections, gaultheria, erythronium, Polystichum

On Monarchs, Blueberries and Birthdays — 7 comments

latebloomershow wrote 7 months ago: Today, October 22nd, is the 22nd birthday of my son, Walker. He’s a senior at Stanford, and I … more →

Tags: urban garden, CA natives, Monarch Butterfly, Kaye Kittrell, Kaye Kittrell Late Bloomer, gardening, organic, farming on small scale, growing your own vegetables

Black Friday Bilberries Organic - Vaccinium myrtillus, 1 lb,(Starwest Botanicals) for Sale Cyber Monday 2012

neiyrreviewsblog wrote 9 months ago: Bilberries Organic – Vaccinium myrtillus, 1 lb,(Starwest Botanicals) Price: Check for Lowest P … more →

Tags: Health & Personal Care, 2012, bilberries, black, Botanicals, Cyber, Friday, lbStarwest, Monday

Blaeberries in the forest

Rothiemurchus wrote 10 months ago: Blaeberry in Scotland; otherwise blueberry or bilberry … more →

Tags: countryside, forest, Plants, b, blaeberry, Blueberry, bilberry

EDIBLE ORNAMENTALS: SHRUBS

pdforsyth wrote 10 months ago: There’s no need to choose between a beautiful landscape and one that produces food for you and your … more →

Tags: edible landscaping, Food Growing Techniques, Berry, berry bush, Black Beauty, Black Lace, blueberries, Blueberry, buffalo currant

Megalithic Adventure Abundant Bilberries & The Search for the Wild Ponies ♥ — 1 comment

Raw Alchemists wrote 11 months ago: Britain has so much wild nature, so much abundance, this kindom has lots of hidden treasures. Excuse … more →

Tags: Living foods and Recipes, adventure, bilberry, Dartmoor, Devon, Foraging, Heather, Home education, Life

Vegetation plot surveys

Venice wrote 11 months ago: Oh my goodness.  Today Cindy and her intern Matt, along with URI grad student Amy plus her assistant … more →

Tags: CDIP Internship, New England cottontail, White Pine, Blueberry, smilax, University of Rhode Island, Transects, cookout

Blueberry Bonanza

jbovinet wrote 11 months ago: Last year, I planted seven blueberry bushes in an edged planting bed on the side of my house.  Durin … more →

Tags: Food, gardening, Blue Crop, Blueberry, bush, Elliot, food, Fruit, Garden

Blueberries — 3 comments

homeyeats wrote 12 months ago: History: The scientific name is Cyanococcus, which falls under the Genus Vaccinium (cranberries fall … more →

Tags: Fruits, wholefoods, blueberries, Blueberry, cyanococcus

Plants, Animals, and in Between — 10 comments

jomegat wrote 1 year ago: Today I was putzing around in my woods looking at some of the blueberry plants when the thought occu … more →

Tags: Bloom Clock, edible wild plants, Nature, Wildflowers, Insects, Amphibians, slime mold, Rana palustris

Blueberry Bounty

jbovinet wrote 1 year ago: I hope everyone had an excellent Memorial Day holiday.  I spent the entire long weekend, which runs … more →

Tags: Food, Permaculutre, gardening, organic, locavore, blueberries, edible landscaping, permaculture, Garden

Blueberry and Bumblebee — 3 comments

markgelbart wrote 1 year ago: I have 4 cultivated blueberry bushes.  They usually flower in March, produce fruit in June, and offe … more →

Tags: William Bartram, southeastern blueberry bee, Bumblebee, Bombus sp., Haplopodia laborius, high bush blueberry, Low Bush Blueberry, Euell Gibbons

Mountain Laurel on the Creek — 4 comments

Eastern Shore Gardener wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been spending far too much time pulling up nasty plants like garlic mustard, so this morning I … more →

Tags: Natives to Know, Kalmia Latifolia, Clethra alnifolia, shrubs for late spring, shrubs for early summer, blooming shrubs for shade

Spring!

Teresa Strukoff wrote 1 year ago: Spring in the woods…these are the plants I am seeing at Strathcona right now on my walks aroun … more →

Tags: Food, Organic, plants, Spring 2, Flowers, berries, spring, Plants, Violet

Four Days in Maine — 19 comments

Jean wrote 1 year ago: This past week, I took advantage of my three-day-a-week teaching schedule to go home to Maine for a … more →

Tags: garden problems, Seasons, Garden Maintenance, phlox, hosta, forsythia, violets, bluets, Viola blanda

Back to Devil's Den — 6 comments

jomegat wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday I went back to Devil’s Den for a short hike. All three of my kids came with me (as d … more →

Tags: Bloom Clock, kids, church, dog, Hiking, Wildflowers, liverworts, Veratrum viride, Maianthemum canadense

Native Spring Edibles — 1 comment

Brooklyn Backyard Brigade wrote 1 year ago: Spring brings a wealth of wild edibles to Brooklyn. Master gardener and native plants expert Sara St … more →

Tags: native edibles, "Wild Edibles", Native Plants, Blueberry, Juneberry, Amelanchier, ramps, fiddlehead fern, Blue Aster

Berry

myberriesfarm wrote 1 year ago: My name is Solmaz Hafezi and welcome to my little bit of garden. The botanical definition of a berry … more →

Tags: Berry, Capsicum, Carica, cucurbitaceae, Fruit, Ovary (plants), passiflora


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