Where is the appropiate place to post non project pics?

My point of view:
well this is where GardenTenders differs from LumberJocks!
A garden is always transforming.

So you have options.
1. You can create a blog, documenting your journey, posting pictures of sightings
2. You can post the project in stages (each “finished” step)
3. A combination of both.

If you look at our stats, we tend to use our blogs the most frequently.

I have settled into a routine that works well for me, at this point in time. I blog my plan and work accomplishments and then post the transformation stages in the projects as well. (ex. my pond project)

If a particular plant is a special project for me, then I post it as a project.

As we grow, we will have to take a closer look at the layout/contents of GardenTenders. For now, we are flexible.

-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a)

Thanks, Debbie! The flexiblilty and friendliness is a huge part of what I like here. I don’t do rules well – lol. I feel our internal and external worlds are multi-connected and constantly shifting, so it’s hard for me to pigeon hole things. Wow. Now I can tell I was born in the 60’s ; )

PS – love those dahlias. I’m going to try some this year for the first time, after years of just thinking about it…

-- ~ Cindy, Virginia Appalachians, UDSA Hardiness Zone 6 ~

Try it. You’ll love it.

Just remember that they are NOT hardy to zone 6. The tubers have to come indoors for the winter, but I’ve posted several links about that.

http://gardentenders.com/projects/220

http://gardentenders.com/projects/511

http://gardentenders.com/members/jroot/blog/478

-- jroot ....... Southern Ontario .......... grow zone 5A ...................."Gardening is an exercise in optimism." ....... . . Author Unknown

our communities are pretty relaxed as a general rule. Sometimes some of the members need a little more structure :)

I look forward to watching the story unfold about your dahlias to come :)

-- - Debbie, SW Ontario Canada (USDA Hardiness Zone: 5a)

So that’s what it means to be born in the 60’s? I always wondered why I felt so lost. Too young to be part of the hippie generation/boomers, too old to be gen X. The lost generation, willing to break every rule of those who came before us or after us…. Hmmm, Julian Assange was born in 1971.
That’s it I’m going to post my peaches as a project anyway….

-- Disobedience is the true foundation of liberty. The obedient must be slaves. - Thoreau