my first hive garden post 🪴

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hello!
i got excited when i saw the hive garden community and look forward to journaling about the garden that i am creating and tending to outside my art studio.

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someone in the studio building contributed a pot with a dead tree in it and i am going to re pot the banana tree.

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a much needed re potting.

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i added azomite power and effective microorganisms.

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after a big rain the garden is looking great

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rattlesnake master

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jalapeño

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this sprouted up. is it a seed from the compost? can anyone identify this for me?

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compass plant (native)

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obedient plant (native)

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cutleaf coneflower (native)

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i planted a virgins bower native vine to climb on the fence!
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and this is a prairie blazing star! (native)
thanks for looking!



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Beutifull garden! But just FYI Weedcash is for cannabis, or psychadellic related content.

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Oh! good to know! thank you! hmm... perhaps i will plant a hemp plant somewhere in the garden!

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That would be awesome, and for sure be very acceptable for this community:) thanks for understanding, definitely nothing personal 💪and since I can’t vote your post, here is a decent vote on your comment.

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Welcome to Hive garden
Let's share our gardening and plant collection here.
Have a nice weekend:0

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thanks! i will do that. i will check out your blog

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Nice little garden!
That plant that you're wondering about is either a cucumber or some kind of squash plant. I would not be surprised if the plant came from a seed in the compost. I stopped throwing the squash seeds in the compost because they all want to sprout, and they take over the compost pile.

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hahah! ok. this is what it looked like to me as well. I think I will let it grow just to see, and report on what it becomes, unless it starts stealing too much light from the other plants. thanks for the comment!

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Always nice to welcome new gardeners to the Hive Garden!! 🌿

Am I right in assuming you're based in the more temperate part of the US somewhere??

It's such a natural fit - gardens and art. And ultimately, a garden is just a different kind of art, no?? Albeit a little less compliant than other media.. 😁

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Thank you for the greeting!
and no, i am not of a temperate area of the US, i am based in Chicago.
That banana tree is an indoor houseplant that thrives when i bring it out in the summer.
and yes! the other artist i am collaborating on the garden space with's art is very much like gardening she sets up outdoor installation kind of things.

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Welcome! I'm new too so it's good to see I'm not the only one. I wish I could grow bananas up here.

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well I am in chicago which is not too far from canada. i don't think the banana tree will survive the winter... although, i was at a garden store this year and i thought i saw what they were calling a "rustic banana tree" where you could plant it outdoors and it survives...

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