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    Garden season ends with last eggplant and pepper plants shredded▼I'm pretty sure this concludes our garden waste shredding. This was the last of the Aubergines (eggplant) and green bellMmastodonLifeHome & Garden124 d ago

    A gardener reports the end of the season's garden waste shredding, with the final aubergine and green bell pepper plants cut up and added to the compost bin to break down into mulch for next year. With the beds now cleared, the next step is taking soil pH readings ahead of the new planting season.

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    Green Bell donates to Troy Nutrition Center and Meeksville VFD▼Green Bell donates to Troy Nutrition Center, Meeksville VFD✉newsHealthNutrition3 d ago

    Green Bell has made donations to the Troy Nutrition Center and the Meeksville Volunteer Fire Department in Alabama. The contributions were reported by The Troy Messenger, the local newspaper covering Pike County. The donations support a senior nutrition program and a small rural fire service, both of which typically rely on community and business giving.

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    Garden season ends with peppers and eggplants composted●And now on to the last things standing; the green bell peppers and the eggplant (aubergines). These will be dug up and rMmastodonLifeHome & Garden116 d ago

    A gardener has reached the end of the growing season, digging up the last crops standing — green bell peppers and eggplants — to run through a shredder and compost into mulch for next year's beds. With the plants cleared away, the patch is being put to rest for winter, marking a quiet close to the gardening year.

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    Moss Bell macro photograph marks day 181 of year-long nature project●Day 181, #365project Moss Bell #flora #nature #naturephotography #macro #macrophotography #green #fungus #fungi #moss #mMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife56 d ago

    A photographer has shared a macro image of a moss bell fungus as part of an ongoing 365-day photography project. The shot highlights the small green fungus among moss, tagged with nature and macro photography hashtags. It is drawing modest attention from wildlife and nature photography communities.