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At this year’s Cultivate, the New Varieties Zone showcased a collection of selections from plant breeders. Here’s Part 2 of our closer look.
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Lion that once roamed northern Africa has been extinct in the wild since 1960s
Four Barbary lion cubs were born recently in a Czech zoo, a vital contribution for the small surviving population of a rare lion that is extinct in the wild.
The three females and one male were seen playing in their outdoor enclosure at Dvůr Králové safari park on Wednesday under the watchful eye of their parents, Khalila and Bart.
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Bailey Nurseries provides insights on why growers in the horticulture industry should invest in content creators.
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I’ve recently watched and read a few things that I want to share with you. First up is a video from the New Yorker (no paywall) that runs about 30 minutes. It’s beautiful! The Japanese Artist Who Sends His Work to Space, the “work” they are referring to are floral arrangements and the bit about going to space is just a small part of the whole.
Next a story from the New York Times, a gift article so you should have no issue reading it: Sweden’s Secret to Well-Being? Tiny Urban Gardens
Now we’re off to YouTube to watch one of Darcy Daniels garden videos. She’s a longtime Portland Garden Designer and the founder of eGardenGo. Her YouTube channel has lots of great videos but I especially enjoyed her recent tour through her own garden: My Portland Garden In July—A Few of My Favorite Things. This one might not be as interesting to everyone since it’s very Portland-centric but Darcy’s garden is gorgeous and always fun to visit.
The next piece I want to call your attention to is an article from Garden Rant, called Cutting Back. It’s not necessarily an uplifting story, as it deals with cost cutting at public gardens, but I do think it’s an interesting read that gets you thinking about what we value.
Here is another YouTube video, this one from Architectural Digest, Inside a Hidden LA Greenhouse Full of the World’s Rarest Plants. I don’t know that some of the plants are really all THAT rare, but it’s a great collection and a fun 15 minutes of your time.
Finally, those you who enjoyed my post on Kipp’s spiky drive-by front garden in Berkeley (here) may appreciate these posts from Panayoti Kelaidis’ blog, Prairiebreak. First up post from July 23rd featuring blooming Calochortus (shown below, linked here) and then an older post from 2022 shows a glimpse of the back garden as well as the front garden in earlier days, that one is here.
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A simple camera and smart software can be all growers need to improve nutrient management, reduce waste, and catch problems before they show.
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Had a mixed packet of tomato seeds (heirloom I believe) and can’t remember if green tomato seeds were part of the mix. These have been on the vine for quite some time and I’m starting to think they may be green tomatoes. I also included a picture of smaller ones that are just starting to develop.
Thanks for your help!
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