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Monthly Archives: May 2006
One More Try (What The Heck Is This?)
I saw this plant along the bottom of Telegraph Hill in San Francisco… and I’m still wondering what it is. Mystery Plant Flowers Bookmark on Delicious Recommend on Facebook Tumblr it Tweet about it Tell a friend
Filbert Steps / Telegraph Hill (Part 2)
Here are a few photos from my Flickr photo set entitled “Filbert Steps, San Francisco (May 2006)“. Passiflora (This one if for patchoullijulie) Hark, Who Goes There? Unknown Blue Flowers Unknown Plant Flowers ( See All 11 photos ) Here’s … Continue reading
Tomatoes and Eggplants Seedlings
My Tomatoes and Eggplants seedlings looks so puny compared to the ones I see at the nurseries. Bookmark on Delicious Recommend on Facebook Tumblr it Tweet about it Tell a friend
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Tagged eggplant japanese long, tomato brandywine, tomato great white, tomato roma
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Telegraph Hill + Lens + Coleus Pots
Today (Tuesday), I ate lunch at my desk, but later it was a little slow, so I decided to walk around. I went up Telegraph Hill again, but it was a lot warmer than my previous hike, so I was … Continue reading
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Tagged bugs, camera, coleus, coleus joey, coleus kong, coleus kong hybrid, coleus pots, field trip, no id, pests
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Me?
joeysplanting’s LJ stalker is joelignacio! joelignacio is stalking you because they heard you are awesome in bed, and they want to find out. They are also prank calling you regularly! LiveJournal Username: LJ Stalker FinderFrom Go-Quiz.com OMG!… I don’t believe … Continue reading
You Know You’re a Gardener… (#8 Umm)
You know you’re a gardener when… um… look familiar? Bookmark on Delicious Recommend on Facebook Tumblr it Tweet about it Tell a friend
Wish List: Variegata + Aurea
After reading greenshadows‘s past entries… – Variegated Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis ‘Variegata’) ( DG PlantFiles ) – Lavatera olbia ‘Aurea’ ( DG PlantFile ) Bookmark on Delicious Recommend on Facebook Tumblr it Tweet about it Tell a friend
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Repottings…
I didn’t get home until about 7:45pm, but there was still a little bit of light outside, so I repotted some of my seedlings into one-gallon containers until I have my vegetable beds ready. I hope they will at least … Continue reading
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Tagged eggplant japanese long, tomato brandywine, tomato great white, tomato roma
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Wish List: Euphorbias
As I was trying to help a fellow Flickr-mate ID a plant, I stumbled around these that I thought were neat. Both are in the Euphorbiaceae family. – Euphorbia bicolor ( DG PlantFile ) – Acalypha wilkesiana ‘Ceylon’ (Copperleaf, Jacob’s … Continue reading
Bugs on the Swiss Chard
We’ve been having weird weather. Last weekend was sooooo hot, reaching the low 90s on Sunday. Throughout the week it’s been getting cooler and cooler, then this weekend, we got rain again. It’s actually not bad’ it’s kinda nice not … Continue reading
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Tagged bugs, calli, camera, kuya eddie, ladybug, peach, soldier fly, swiss chard, weather
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Mahliyah Belle
We have a new addition to our family… On Friday, my niece Cathy gave birth to my new great niece Mahliyah Belle. She is so cute!… and my niece was so exhausted from the labor. Bookmark on Delicious Recommend on … Continue reading
Naic Town Fiesta / San Leandro Marina
Last weekend we attended an annual event called “Naic Town Fiesta” in San Leandro Marina where people from my Mom’s home town Naic, Cavite, Philippines get together and have a big potluck and celebrate their Patron Saint. I took this … Continue reading
Posted in Filipino, Friends and Family, Gardening, Questions
Tagged cavite, chrysanthemum, naic, Questions, rose, San Leandro, San Leandro Marina
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New Stuff for Friday…
Friday, I woke up late so I drove to work. I stayed late to make up some time and after I got off, I walked around to see if I could get some Knotweeds that I’ve been wanting. Call me … Continue reading
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Tagged coleus, coleus 5/19/06, coleus alabama sunset, coleus green giant, coleus pat martin, knotweed, pineapple, rose
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You Know You’re a Gardener… (#7 Gifts)
You know you’re a gardener when you get gardening stuff as gifts. Back in 2004, I was awarded MVP (something like an employee of the quarter award) at work and got gardening stuff as a prize. Bookmark on Delicious Recommend … Continue reading
You Know You’re a Gardener… (#6 Advice)
You know you’re a gardener when you are the person that your coworkers go to when they need gardening advice. Bookmark on Delicious Recommend on Facebook Tumblr it Tweet about it Tell a friend