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A bold jumping spider (Phidippus audax), that's its name not disposition, was watching us garden. We moved it to the flower patch to avoid possibly stepping on it.
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A bold jumping spider (Phidippus audax), that's its name not disposition, was watching us garden. We moved it to the flower patch to avoid possibly stepping on it.
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A bold jumping spider (Phidippus audax), that's its name not disposition, was watching us garden. We moved it to the flower patch to avoid possibly stepping on it.
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A bold jumping spider (Phidippus audax), that's its name not disposition, was watching us garden. We moved it to the flower patch to avoid possibly stepping on it.
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A bold jumping spider (Phidippus audax), that's its name not disposition, was watching us garden. We moved it to the flower patch to avoid possibly stepping on it.
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155x 4 inch pots in the Honda Fit might be a record.
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155x 4 inch pots in the Honda Fit might be a record.
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155x 4 inch pots in the Honda Fit might be a record.
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155x 4 inch pots in the Honda Fit might be a record.
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155x 4 inch pots in the Honda Fit might be a record.
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Lol wut? What is going on with this Rhino DD?
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Aji Strawberries do not in fact taste like a strawberry. They do kind of look like them though!
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Big Mama Mustards look so delicious
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This guy looks deadly but it actually has no heat! This is the first year we've grown the 7 Pot Primo Heatless and we'll definitely be growing it again next year.
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Boy do I have some good pics from this week's harvest. This is a slightly off phenotype Faddas White.
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Behold, a Purple Death pepper (800,000-1,500,000 SHU). This is the first year we've grown this variety and last night I tried it for the first time.
I ate a piece the size of a nickel. Every part of my mouth it touched went numb for about 20 seconds. This was followed by a slowly then quickly building heat that felt stabby, almost like a sting. After 15 minutes the heat was gone.
Nice pepper!
#Peppers #HotPeppers #PepperLovers #Gardening #2025growseason
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It's going to be a great day!
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The tromboncino is so big I can't even fit it in frame when using my arm as a scale.
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These things are yuuuge
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Bulgarian carrot may win the race for the first ripe pod of 2025!
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Decided to check on the allotment before work. The tromboncino squash is going amazing. Also, saw a bunny.
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The weather is perfect at the farmers market this week. I'm not looking forward to 90° days in the summer.
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Look what arrived today, my first Sarracenias! S. flava and S. leucophylla are both Alabama natives. Hopefully in a few years we can start selling Sarracenia but I've got a lot to learn before that happens.
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9 Nazgûl's Breakfast pepper plants, doomed to be irrigated, fertilized, and pampered all summer long.
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A very generous allotment neighbor offered to plow our plot, since by the time it was assigned to us the city had done their yearly plow.
Once we get the fence up it will be time to start planting 😀
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Good morning from the Tuscaloosa River Market!
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It's April Fools' Day... peppers! If you're like me, you may have little patience for pranks these days. These peppers developed by the New Mexico Chili Institute are no joke though. The ornamental NuMex April Fools' Day produce profusions of beautiful purple and red pods. We'll have them for sale at the Tuscaloosa River Market this Saturday!
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Our Venus fly trap just opened up it's first trap! Die fungus gnats, die!
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The first sprouts of the season! It's a little esrly to plant Genovese basil, but I'm hoping for our plants to be a little bigger this year when we have them at our first market in April.
#Gardening #herbs #basil #seedstarting #farmersmarket #2025growseason