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I have had the flowers start to bloom and niped them off before they bloom full and had good luck .I really don't know if this is a fact to keep them true to flavor but as so many require that I just do it automatically
Oh my these are so lovely!
but yes they seem to get quite large
Thgink this is a great idea I have a lot of daylilys but always want one more...
I have beeen saving the seeds and sis sends me some from central Florida that do wonders in the summer and I need to gather the seeds yearly as they don't like being in the house!
what a great idea!!
I will get to adding some tomorrow !!
Being From Florida I have been learning by doing and of course researching a group for zone 5 is a Godsend some maps say I am zone six but I do better with the lower zones. I am transplanting tropical s into it from Florida also!
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- Which category best describes you?
- Landscape Service Provider
- Skill level
- Intermediate
- What kind of gardening do you like to do?
- herbs and unusual
- How much time do you spend a week on average in your garden?
- 2-5 hours
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- At 10:03am on May 31, 2010,
Sheri - WA./San Juan Islands said…
- Hello, I'm Sheri from the group "Funk & Flash From Junk & Trash and I'm stopping by to say
"Happy Birthday". If you get a free moment check out the group. It currently has 98+
discussions going on creative was to recycle for the garden & home. "Just because
something is "Old" doesn't mean it's not useful"! Cheers!
- At 9:24am on January 5, 2010,
Richard Webb said…
- The Sassafras is a medium sized tree that normally grows about 30 to 50 ft high. Small trees like crabapples, serviceberry, flowering cherry, etc only grow about 20 to 30 ft high. Large trees like oak, hickory, Sugar maple, beech, etc grow abot 50 to 100 ft high.
- At 2:51pm on January 3, 2010,
Anne Larson said…
- Why thank you very much, Julia! I had been in a Twitter community but it seemed a bit "oneupish"--feel like I'm among friends here!
- At 1:39pm on January 3, 2010,
John scott Wagner said…
- Hello Julia! I am John Wagner from Burbank Ill a burb outside of Chicago, I am interested in a person that does research on Horticulture things as a friendly gardener here. I research Botnany! but does alot more growing odd plants and other things, godbless you Julia John+
- At 1:26pm on November 29, 2009,
Freddy J. Hill said… - Welcome, from a Master Gardener in central Oklahoma. My philosophy is if no one else on the block has it, I want it or will create it.
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Oh my! Your yard looks like something I'd see in a magazine! Great job!
Well I have several sources of water, 3 bird baths and our waterfall in our pond. Never had this problem before. I have always had hummers. Just wondering if the winter weather we had messed them up. Oh well maybe next year.
pretty!
very nice!
Cute
Clare, your Pinky Winky is beautiful - love the blooms and the pink coloring of the branches too. My paniculatas Pee Gee and Limelight are already blooming too, about a month ahead of schedule! Now I am wondering whether I should have done reshaping…
i love this kitty pic!
Diane, sorry for not making my message more clear - my reminder was about those shrubs that need to be scaled down and in my region (zones 5 & 6) the buds for the next season form on new growth in August so cutting the brunches after July would have…
delegating thats an interesting idea. the onlyone to delegate to is hubby and i know what he will say.
Crazy rainstorm last night, ripped down half the ivy on the wall. Had to cut it down, so I figured what the heck I'll collect snails in my garden. Armed with chopsticks (they make it way easy to gather up tiny guys under plants if you are profficent…
Love this flower. Never was able to grow it though. Thought it was called queen Anns Lace. I think it adds charm to the garden.
thanks Bob
Sheryl, that shouldn't be a problem, I have a seed feeder in close proximity and the humming birds seem happy enough to share. They just seem to perch on the tiny twigs where the big guys cant get to. Chech the surronding territory, perhaps someone…
What housework-What cooking-I am delegating so that I can go out in my gardens.Besides my gardens I am on my computer watching the lovely new photos come up on "latest activity" HELP I am soo hooked. Don't want to change. Don't want to give it up ei…
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