What did you do in the garden today?

Watched the bees go wild on dragon fruit flower , they only bloom for one night and only during summer.
Okra i feed to the birds daily when im not cooking with them.
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Watched the bees go wild on dragon fruit flower , they only bloom for one night and only during summer.
Okra i feed to the birds daily when im not cooking with them.View attachment 4182638View attachment 4182639View attachment 4182640View attachment 4182641View attachment 4182646
What variety dragon fruit do you have? Mine (red-red) are not even budding yet. I had to restart my yellow and just got some cuttings of white that strangely did not take.
Gorgeous photos!
 
What variety dragon fruit do you have? Mine (red-red) are not even budding yet. I had to restart my yellow and just got some cuttings of white that strangely did not take.
Gorgeous photos!
This is a 25yr old plus common white. I have a natural mystic red that just gave its first flower and Apollo yellow ,no first flower this Yr and another one frankies red ;no flower this yr: that the skin looks orange in pics but red fruit. The latter 3 are new ,about a yr plus
 
Watched the bees go wild on dragon fruit flower , they only bloom for one night and only during summer.
Okra i feed to the birds daily when im not cooking with them.View attachment 4182638View attachment 4182639View attachment 4182640View attachment 4182641View attachment 4182646
So cool! We purchased a dragon fruit tree this year. I don't know much about them, but I read about them and repotted it into a larger pot with the recommended potting medium, which was a cactus/palm blend. It's growing so very fast! It has not bloomed yet, but I figured it might not in its first year and having been recently transplanted.

I'm in zone 8, so mostly warm, but we do have nights below freezing each winter, so I thought a large pot that I can move to our greenhouse was best.

Yours is gorgeous! I love all the bees. Supporting pollinators is and always has been one of my biggest goals with my gardens.
 

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