@Andrew Greenlee and I decided to go retro for our name. I focused on cleaning up my daylilly plants and weeding the front flowerbed. The daylillies have been blooming like crazy since I worked a bunch of compost into the soil in the spring. They bloom throughout the summer and the leaves die off as new ones grow. Normally it isn’t a huge task to pull the dead leaves and snip the dead stems, but they are huge this year. The camera on my phone decided to stop working today, so the pictures are fewer than they could be. It’s hard to see, but there’s a brown frog in the second picture circled in green!

Onboarding call for those who are at level 2 and above!! https://www.skool.com/grow-anything-with-living-soil/calendar?eid=9d0c2c2a32a74eb7a247c38fa06bdfeb

What’s the BEST thing you’ve ever added to your soil?? We’re talkin’ plant confetti, root-boosting magic, and the kind of stuff that makes worms throw a rave underground! Choose your champion👫:

good or evil? I've heard good and bad about it. I have some popping up on the backside of my garden. It's supposedly good to attract pollinators but can be invasive.

Hello, it's nice to have stumbled across Skool.com and become a part of this community. I am interested in learning more about Gardening and how I can grow more of my own food. I've always been able to grow just about every and anythong. I was told I had a green thumb.