Tag Archives: Hemerocallis fulva

Spring Planting, Ditch Lily (Hemerocallis fulva)

Posted on April 7, 2016 by rebeccatreeseed

Today I planted about 50 Ditch Lilies, also known as wild daylilies. They aren’t really wild, but have naturalized here in the US. The photo shows both the roots and tubers on the plant.  The tubers are food and water … Continue reading →

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New Mexico Flavored Zen Garden II

Posted on March 13, 2016 by rebeccatreeseed

Since I didn’t get much outdoor time today, here are updates: I added a new rock to the NM Zen garden and buried the tall rock another half inch. My dog is tied to me all the time, but he doesn’t … Continue reading →

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Spring Planting, Stir Fry Delight

Posted on February 3, 2016 by rebeccatreeseed

Stir-fry vegetables are some of my easier to grow vegetables here in the mountains.  I use about anything available in stir-fry, and it is an easy way to cook for just one or two people.  I cook white rice and … Continue reading →

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