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What about for iOS?

I’m still holding out on Firefox as my browser. 🫡 But I fear the end is near.

lol I also noticed this recently. Regrettably I just deleted it and moved on but intriguing blog post.

I figured Proton was better than that.

Even worse is the final step of recipes which say things like “mix in the cooked noodles” while never having mentioned the noodles before in any precious step.

I need my recipes to be chronological!

A wildflower garden along a wooden privacy fence.

Day dreaming about flowers while it's -6 ºF outside 🥶

Wildflowers from the garden archive. 🌱

#bloomscrolling
#flowers
#FlowerReport

An orchid plant with four spikes of pinky-lavender flowers in a white vintage pot on an oxidized metal stand against a green wall.

🌱 Sharing one of my favorite orchids in bloom for this week's #FlowersOnFriday

I love that pot. I always struggle to find good terracotta ones

Ohhh lawd he comin

A flower garden along a wooden privacy fence with large sections of echinacea, wild bergamot, and black eyed Susan.

From the garden archive 🌱

#nativeplants
#bloomscrolling
#flowers

Classic UNO reverse.

Ok Freud.

Literally where have our freedoms gone

Okai. 😂

Wildflower garden with black-eyed Susans, blanketflowers, cornflowers, and poppies. A small datura plant is in the bottom left hand corner.

Dreaming of warmer days while I'm wrapped in a heated blanket at my desk. 😆

Here's a wildflower garden I had a few years ago 🌱. I used a premade seed mix that year but there were some non-native plants included.

Trying again this year with all native wildflowers.

#bloomscrolling
#garden
#flowers

That’s a good point. Although I think it usually gets down to about -10F by about early February. 😮‍💨

Gorgeous. Does it bloom in mid winter? Or perhaps it’s already warming up where you live.

My Ume plum today🌸 #bonsai #mizuplants

Is that time of winter where I’m contemplating on a daily basis how early is too early to start some seeds indoors.😮‍💨

Where I live we usually can guarantee frosts till about Mother’s Day. 😭

🌱 #gardening #nativeplants

Today's Gardening Advice: This is Christmas Fern, or Polystichum acrostichoides. An evergreen fern native to the U.S. Here in New England it was frequently harvested from the wild to use in winter planters, so natural populations have lowered. Slow to spread, prefers rich soil that is dry. 🌱

Making me wish winter were over already 😭

This is one of my oldest and most reliable Phalaenopsis hybrid (NoID)
#flowers #gardening #bloomscrolling #photography #phalaenopsis #macrophotopraphy #orchid🌱🌴🪴sky

TLDR my unsatisfying answer is…don’t expect the best but it can’t hurt to still try. :)

In my experience it somewhat depends on the seed. I believe the issue is generally the moisture content of the seed that will determine its future viability. The more dried out the seeds are, the better the chance they will still be fine. (It’s the damage caused to cells by freezing/unfreezing.)

Orange nasturtium flower in the middle of its hexagonal green leaves.

The #nasturtium I brought indoors in early winter is finally blooming! What a goofy looking #plant. :)

Lovely potential here. I’m starting a few cuttings of these myself from an older tree in my garden and hoping to eventually pot them up like this.

What fun! I started a cutting of
this species from a 12 year old tree in my garden a few months ago. I’’ hoping to eventually shape it into some sort of bonsai.

Some glorious sawtooth sunflower standing above the prairie as we head into fall. 🌱 #flower #wildflower #prairie #midwest

A bunch of flowers I grew in my garden, including roses, sweet peas, cornflowers, borage & forget me nots

Thank you for your encouragement on here. My disabilities have been...disabling recently, I've not been able to do much & I haven't felt like a valuable human, BUT I *can* post a photo here & maybe lift someone's mood a little with it,even when I can barely move.That's a really good thing.🌿
For you:

One of my favorite Hostas looking fabulous. Anyone know what variety it is? #garden 🌱