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Re: Trying by cricket 07/14/08 07:52 AM

The House Plant Forum

Re: What is it? by CodyAnne 07/14/08 06:45 AM

Well, I have a place to start now:) Thank ya'll

JunieGirl, I'm sorry, I didn't even look at where you were from. Thanks for pointing that out. I'm going to be up your way in 3 weeks. I'm in the Belleville Community Band and we're play

The Banter Hall

Re: 25 years ago by tamara 07/14/08 04:45 AM

I'm still searching for pics of me from 25 to 30 years ago...I was just a child, you'd think someone would have a pic of me somewhere???

Nice pic Jiffy, were you going sailing?

Shrubs and Trees

Re: Lilac flowering problem by tamara 07/14/08 04:32 AM

Lilacs do what they want. I planted a light purple one at the same time as my B-I-law....I'm still waiting for a single bloom on it and his has bloomed for a few years.

I honestly think they do better with neglect.

The Critter Corner

Re: It's a cat's life!!! by angelblossom 07/14/08 04:21 AM

nice pics Lynne! I sure Miss My Kittie ! I wish Dwight liked cats

Fruit Forum

Re: Strawberries in a Hanging Basket? by tamara 07/14/08 04:19 AM

It'll work, your gonna need a sunny window to hand them in though. Just buy some strawberry plants from a local nursery and plant them up. Or you could get some baby plants from runners if you have a neighbour that plants them.

The House Plant Forum

Re: Caring for houseplants by preciousgreenfingers 07/14/08 04:10 AM

Thanks everyone. I will mix and match all the different ways.

The Plants and Flowers Forum

Re: Blackberry Lilies by tkhooper 07/14/08 03:31 AM

Thanks Dodge, you are a sweetheart. I'll have plenty next year I think. They just got terribly confused this year. But I'll keep you in mind in case they don't come up next year.

The Banter Hall

Re: New Used Computer Problems by tkhooper 07/14/08 03:23 AM

thank you for the website. It looks very interesting. And there sure are a lot of choices.

Landscape trials and triumphs

Re: White white lilys in full bloom .. Again,, Sorry I get invas by dodge 07/13/08 07:26 PM

Thanks everyone.....

Those lilys make my day .......I know I showed them more than once, but the keep getting nicer each day.....Want you all to see the real beauty of them..

Thanks again.
hotrod

The Rose Grower's Forum

Re: hybrid tea rose by angelblossom 07/13/08 07:16 PM

Try to place a small amount of epsons salt at the base of the rose and scratch it into the soil,I use 1/2 cup for every foot of growth, and, make sure there is air room between the crown of the rose stalk and the soil, they also like used co

Vegetable Gardening

Re: Cauliflower powdery pest by Tamara from Minnesota 07/13/08 06:38 PM

Sounds like aphids. There are organic sprays or you can buy lady bugs from a mail order company and they will eat them.

New Members

Re: Hi, I'm new here! by dodge 07/13/08 05:05 PM

Welcome Rainwater........

My name is dodge, and I drive around her an cause problems.

Plant pests and problems

Re: grubs by The Plant Doc 07/13/08 01:24 PM

There are two types of grub pesticides. So you will need to be careful which one you are applying.
One is a preventative which should be applied in the early spring once the grass is actively growing. This application lasts for a full season. T

The Plants and Flowers Forum

Re: I didnt know I had these...... by dodge 07/13/08 01:18 PM

I wont argue with you on Malva I will take a photo an let you deciede..

Shrubs and Trees

Re: What's a great flowering privacy hedge for South Florida? by RugbyHukr 07/13/08 12:28 PM

Camellia sasanqua is the sun lover.

The Tomato Forum

Re: Lower leaves on my 'maters turn yellow by DeepCreekLake 07/13/08 11:30 AM

Thats normal alot of times for tomatoes. Look at the branches that are turning yellow- where it joins the main stem. If you see a small sprout at the joint- the plant is just shedding off the sucker branch for new growth. I usally just prune off the

The Banter Hall

Re: camera by dodge 07/13/08 09:45 AM

Very accurate.......

Hobbies, Crafts and Creativity

Re: model rockets by Jiffymouse 07/13/08 08:17 AM

josh, you did an excellent job, and after watching your explanation, i was happy you happened on the topic!

Mystery Plants?

Re: Weed are a Wildflower by bettyboop1948 07/13/08 08:00 AM

Here is a shot of it after I
transplanted it and this is what it is like today
So far it is still doing ok so I hope it does come bk next year guess i will have to wait and see.

Plant pests and problems

Re: termites in the garden by papito 07/13/08 06:19 AM

Check these links for info and pest management:

How to Manage Pests

Pests in Gardens and Landscapes—Invertebrate Pests
http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/menu.invertebrate.html

Termites management guidelines
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Fruit Forum

Re: Transplanting Berry Canes by tkhooper 07/13/08 05:45 AM

That was interesting lol. Ok here I do again. I have berry canes here and there throughout my wooded area. I'd like to gather up all the canes and put them in one place. But if I remember correctly their thorns go all the way to the roots. Can a

Vegetable Gardening

Re: Multiplier onions.... by tkhooper 07/13/08 05:27 AM

Hi hector. Most of the onions I've grown will bloom and then create a seeds inside each individual blossom. About 4 seeds to each one. The Egyptian Walking onion is different in that it makes bulbets that start growing while they are on the mother

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