Thanks to Roger's help, I think I know how to do this now.
I love the large zinnias...
White Benary Zinnia
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...like so:
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I picked these tomatoes today. I live in a neighborhood of garden thieves. So far I've been lucky, no tomato thefts so far. I saw a young guy on a bike eyeing my tomato plants so I picked the red ones just in case he was thinking about stealing them.
My dahlias are so beautiful. I have one that grew sideways. The flower is a couple of feet left of where the base of the plant is.
My dahlias are so beautiful. I have one that grew sideways. The flower is a couple of feet left of where the base of the plant is.
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Just bumping this because it was too fun to look through!
ETA...here’s my contribution... a volunteer (so no ID) variegated leaf tomato seedling -
(It could be one of my significantly variegated Shimofuri segregates with striped/variegated leaf and trunk stems and tendency to show purple/pink when cold, but it could also be from one of the other hobby breeders’ cross.)
ETA...here’s my contribution... a volunteer (so no ID) variegated leaf tomato seedling -
(It could be one of my significantly variegated Shimofuri segregates with striped/variegated leaf and trunk stems and tendency to show purple/pink when cold, but it could also be from one of the other hobby breeders’ cross.)