Deadheading day! Taught my little dude how to do it. Only lost a couple alive ones đ
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Deadheading day! Taught my little dude how to do it. Only lost a couple alive ones đ
Why is my hibiscus so loppy?
I drove this all the way from Denver to California because a boyfriend gave it to me. It is a mum but it looks horrible now. I pruned it by 1/3 so there are no flowers left. Any revival ideas? any other ideas? It seems to take a lot of water and I have it facing east on a balcony in California. Should it be inside or in a shady place?
Should I trim this long branch from my raspberries?
Last year I started my right hand side flower bed with Mexican petunias. I had to put them all in the graveyard due to a bad Mealybug infestation. I immediately replaced them by adding in Rosemary to my garden. Then I added a different Flowers. This year look at what just popped up in the middle of my Rosemary? Not one but TWO Mexican petunias! I canât think of a better place for them to grow. Lol. I look at these two as BONUS PLANTS!đ€
I have a lot of gaps in my garden and I donât know what to fill them with. I want to add tulips for sure, but what else can I plant this late summer and early fall to fill these gaps? Iâm in zone 5 and this is a full sun (morning to early afternoon) east facing garden.
My Texas Lantana (Urticoides) that I grew from an itty bitty clipping from a park
When people walk in my backyard, they go well thatâs a weird place to put your tomato plant. I love when that stuff happens.
I put this into Mableđ
Looking for advice for my pink willow. The main tree I originally bought died and I was about to move it to the graveyard when I noticed a wee leaf. Fast forward a year and I have this. What do I do đ€Ł
Hi, yâall! My neighbors flower bed has these birds of paradise plants & itâs creeping over to my flower bed (YEAH! A freebie!) I assume this is the little cousin to this other kind of bird of paradise?
This is just some of my outdoor plants. I planted three perennials in this raised bed. Far right (to left) back row- Columbine, Dianthus, and Veronica. The bees LOVE Veronica. All sizes of bees are all over her when I go out to water and/or check on her. The other plants in there, continuing in the back row: Gerber Daisy (she's been flowering like crazy). Middle row is all Celosia. Front row from left are New Guinea Impatiens and Lobelia between them. My Lobelia are really struggling in the heat we've been having. Several of them have a lot of dead stems and aren't flowering. I trimmed two of them back to test if that will help them recover.
My mom has this on her marigold plants and is wondering whatâs happening. I donât have much experience with flowers so figured Iâd ask hereâŠany ideas? No insects present, Iâm thinking fungal?
What weed control killer would you recommend for a garden area? Yard?
Got me some liatris from a local nursery! One dream plant checked off my list â
Looking for recommendations for treating bag worms now (summer; zone 6) and in the future. We pulled a bunch off my beloved blue spruce and cedars today. Itâs not the first time weâve dealt with them, but the first time in several years. How do I prevent round 3!? Note: non-chemical options preferred.
Traveled down to Miami today for a convention. As I walked to the hotel hosting it, saw this ginormous fan palm!
Nothing like growing flowers from seed and watching nature do its thing âïž
This is the result of just throw out scraps and not really trying to garden fruit and veggies. I love plants I have lots of them but garden is not my strong suit but Iâm proud that Iâve kept them alive đ„č
I planted âSiam Tulipsâ last year. A few resprouted this year, but the house painter trampled most of themđĄ this lonely 1 is blooming beautifully!