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Charles Jones' peas and beans
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Charles Jones :: Bean Longpod, ca. 1900. Gold toned gelatin silver print. | src Howard Greenberg Gallery
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Charles Jones :: Beans in a Basket, ca. 1900. Vintage gold-toned gelatin silver print. | src Michael Hoppen Gallery
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wildrungarden · 7 months
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10/4/23 ~ One of my classes I’m taking this semester that I haven’t mentioned is Horticulture Pest Control. I know, I know… I want to do sustainable gardening. That’s what I was thinking when I found out I had to take this class for my program.
And what’s funny is, if I pass my license exam, I’ll be a certified pest control person 😆
I’m learning the pros and cons to pest control and it’s actually very interesting. How to culturally do it before it even becomes a problem and then taking chemical actions if it is a problem. But it is very interesting learning both sustainable and non-sustainable sides of pest control. And how we actually add a bunch of our unwanted pest in our yard by doing certain things we think help our yard.
Maybe I’ll get into that sometime, I don’t know 😆 Would any of you be interested in things of that nature? Or nah?!😂
Anywayyyy —
I am being sustainable, and that’s what I’ve always done and always wanted in my garden. So I’m going to stick to my guns & continue to treat my yard/plants with organic, botanical and/or biological practices 👩🏻‍🌾
I’m learning about biological & botanical pesticides, fungicides & herbicides. So far in the garden - I’ve handpicked all my problems, used neem oil & diatomaceous earth. Since I’m educating myself, I may invest and try out some new biological products for my garden for the next year. 😇 It’s all about learning & testing things out yourself, folks!
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justmossythings · 11 months
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coffeenuts · 4 months
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trixiesol-blog · 1 year
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zincixo · 11 months
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I made a poster for my club >:D
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the-infamous-eel · 1 year
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I may have picked up new hobby recently. Here's a miniature terrarium I made last night, with an amethyst, mini ficus, and some moss.
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bumblebeeappletree · 2 years
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The Fruit Nerd, Thanh Truong, heads to an urban farm run by horticulturalist Clare Harvey, where she grows over a tonne of produce every year using techniques any home gardener could learn.
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slindsey10822-blog · 1 year
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superbat-love · 2 months
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Barry: Hey Clark, we heard about your recent breakup. Really sorry to hear that, man.
Clark: [gloomily] Yeah...
Bruce: [stares out the window]
Arthur: You will meet someone better suited for you one day—your destined soulmate.
Clark: I hope so.
Bruce:
Hal: I mean, who wouldn't go for you? You're strong, smart and handsome!
Clark: Thanks Hal.
Barry: Yeah! I’m sure you'll meet someone who's just as kind and attentive and knows how to cheer you up whenever you're feeling down.
Clark: Mn.
Hal: Hey, there's this new bar that just opened up in downtown Metropolis! We should go and check it out this weekend! Whaddya say?
Arthur, Hal and Barry stare expectantly at Bruce.
Bruce: [slowly turns to look at Clark] I like the look of your bleeding heart.
Arthur, Hal & Barry: ???
Clark: [visibly cheers up] Thanks Bruce! You know, it took a few attempts to grow those flowers in outer space, but I finally got it right! They look slightly different from those cultivated on Earth, but I find them unique. I'm glad you like them too!
Arthur, Hal & Barry: It worked?!
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mauramickelberryu · 12 days
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White tree peonies by Minor White
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Album of photographs of tree peonies, published: 1968. Presented to the Massachusetts Horticultural Society in 1971 by William Gratwick. Unsigned black-and-white photographs of black and white tree peonies by Nassos Daphnis, Minor White, and… read more
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Minor White :: White tree peony (Jap.), mid 1950s-1960s; published 1968. [Photographs of tree peonies] at internet archive
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jillraggett · 3 months
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Plant of the Day
Friday 9 February 2024
The species Monstera dubia (shingle plant) has juvenile foliage that clings to a host tree trunk or other surface, until the plant matures and produces leaves with splits called fenestrations. This plant is becoming popular as a houseplant.
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typhlonectes · 4 months
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blogaarti · 1 year
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Horticulture Bioplastic Market – Current Trends and Growth Drivers Along with Key Industry Players 2029
Better production, enhanced mechanization, and easier logistics are some of the key contributors to the higher usage of plastics in the horticulture industry. They have quickly replaced heavy and brittle clay pots as they are not as lightweight and durable as plastics. As globalisation gains momentum, the demand for exotic plants has increased. To this end, many greenhouses, growers, and nurseries are investing in larger, more efficient, and profitable logistical mediums and packaging, which is plastic. Although, as the environmental impact of plastics attracts higher scrutiny, bioplastics have grown in demand. Bioplastics are made up of sustainable materials such as vegetable oils and fats, soybean flour, and cornstarch. This is setting the stage for the growth of the global horticulture bioplastic market. In the coming years, favourable government initiatives and paced urbanisation is expected to lead the market to sound maturity.
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 Favourable Government Norms to Sustain Market Growth 
In the recent past, worsening plastic pollution trends have paved the way for several changes. Many government initiatives are also being proposed to encourage horticultural experts and players to adopt more eco-friendly and sustainable practices. Landfills have a notable environmental impact, creating an incentive to imbue bioplastics into horticultural techniques. Many greenhouse owners and gardeners are also making considerable efforts to adopt more ecological processes by using biodegradable plastics. Moreover, paced urbanisation is also contributing to landfills, creating a need for better usage of water resources and urban lifestyle conditions. These factors are propelling the global horticulture bioplastic market to greater heights.
 Paced Demand for Polyesters to Open New Avenues of Growth 
As bioplastic materials continue to improve in terms of quality and durability, the demand for polyesters is expected to exhibit an explosive increase. The demand for polyesters is growing amidst growing carpets, rugs, and other industrial product sales. Moreover, a mattress made of polyester is being employed in both residential and commercial floor settings. Moreover, several end-use industries including healthcare, automobiles, home, and electronics & construction are also contributing to positive market trends. Such a prolific demand for polyesters is expected to bode well for the global horticulture bioplastic market in the forecast period. Of late, high-end polyesters with greater durability, drying speed, and ease of clearing are also gaining traction.
 North America to Dominate Horticulture Bioplastic Market Amidst Growing Environmental Awareness 
A high concentration of key market entities, a fast-maturing consumer base, and higher environmental consciousness is expected to sustain North America’s dominance in the horticulture bioplastic market. Moreover, the presence of supportive government initiatives and support for sustainable industries is furthering the regional market growth prospects. Bioplastics are quickly replacing single-use plastics through stringent rules and regulations is also creating positive trends for bioplastics. In addition, growing technical breakthroughs in horticulture bioplastic technology are expected to stimulate further growth in major economies in North America.
 Major Market Players 
Some of the most notable players in the global horticulture bioplastic market players include Novomant SPA, Metabolix, Inc., Green Dot Bioplastics, Corbion Purac, Braskem, Cardia Bioplastics, Biome Technologies Plc, BASF S.A., Natureworks LLC, FKuR Kunststoff GmbH, and Innovia Films.
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Geez, they went to a lot of trouble to breed a vegetable that a lot of people don't like.
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