Gardening, landscaping and plants in general

[northsouthdenimguy]

@wjw

Thanks for the pointers, definitely going pull it and replant it with your recommendations on the process.

[wjw]

One last quick tip with transplanting. The more established something is the more transplant shock it will go through. Generally late winter/early spring is best time to reduce transplant shock. And if you plan on transplanting something and can be patient. You can root prune with a spade the year or 2 years before transplant to help reduce transplant shock (more important with transplanting something more big and established). Plants do the majority of their root growth in the fall and winter.

[GraemeE]

Garden survey team

[SFMCfranky]

First one of the season:

[twin]

@SFMCfranky Nice.

[twin]

Out for flowers.

Here is one for @Seul

Found this for @sou

[SFMCfranky]

Shit’s getting serious here at Rancho Morales:

[SFMCfranky]

My fav irises are really popping now.

[SFMCfranky]

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[SFMCfranky]

Beautiful blooms. But brief.