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Identifying an annual Linaria

QuestionHi! Im pretty sure this is a species of Linaria, but Im not sure which. They were found growing wild in East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. Here are some photos: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Fir00

Identifying Plectranthus species

QuestionIve got a photo of a Plectranthus which Ive incorrectly called a legume. Could you please find a more correct identification? Here is the photo: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Legume.jpg As last time, I

STARTING MARIGOLDS FROM SEEDS

QuestionHI THERE IF I START SEEDS FROM MY OWN DEADHEAD MARIGOLD,HOW MANY FLOWERS COULD I EXPECT TO GET FROM JUST ONE. IN OTHER WORDS: HOW MANY SEEDS ARE INSIDE THE AVERAGE MARIGOLD ? THANKS.

How to get large heads on sunflowers

QuestionMy Dad always grew sunflowers with very large heads, he won our local show a few years running, well he died last year and we wanted to grow some sunflowers from his seeds he collected from the previous year

FLOWERING KALE

QuestionI live in NC, zone 7B. My flowering kale and ornamental cabbages are still alive and well on my front step planter. They have become tall and unsightly, though, much like other annuals do in late

Ornamental kale

QuestionI live in NC, zone 7B. My flowering kale and ornamental cabbages are still alive and well on my front step planter. They have become tall and unsightly, though, much like other annuals do in late

New house and need help.

QuestionWe just moved into a new house last fall. I have a flower bed in my front yard that wraps around my front porch. It had shrubs and a few rose bushes and a snowball bush. I removed all of the greenery. I woul

Dahlas

QuestionDear Sir, I recently purchased a loarge number of Dahlias, they were actually what I would call seed Dahlias, or Dahvinola, They re considered an annual by most folks, howver I have heard that You can lift I

Flower Boxex

QuestionLooking for suggestions for unusual annuals that provide flowers throughout the summer. These flower boxes are in our town of Branchville NJ and they are subject to all day sun. We are located in Nort

pathetic attempt

QuestionOkay, let me start from the beginning. We are in north georgia. We are renters. We have filled in a little pond and are trying to make a flower mound of some sort. We filled most of the pond with large rocks

ornamental sweet potato

QuestionNorth Missouri Last week I fixed some big pots with osteospermum, dusty miller and margarita sweet potato plants. We had cold temps one night, about 38, and the sweet potatoes had several brown spots o

Flowers for beds

QuestionHi Kenneth, I have 2 beds that I want to plant flowers in. They are up against my house. I would like to find a flower that fills in like impatiens because the area is kind of large and I do not want to spen

Persian shields

QuestionHi, I bought 3 persian shield plants about a month ago and planted them in part sun area just as the tag said.The plants had adapted well and had even grown a inch since.But just today on one of the plants

overwintered bare-root geraniums

QuestionGreetings from Utah- Hi, I overwintered tons of geraniums, just knocked the dirt off, cut em back and filled up a couple lawn-n-leaf bags! Youd be amazed at how many people are content to write e

fuschia in the desert

Question------------------------- Followup To Question - Hi again- My fuschia give up the ghost every year when the temps. start hitting 90 or so... Bringing em in doesnt seem to help (reduced light?

holes in impatients

QuestionI just planted my impatients a few days ago, and the petals looks like maybe something is eating them. It looks like little holes, not on the leaves, just the petals. Do you have any idea what co

yellow flowers

Questionare there any annuals that produce yellow flowers and also grow in a shade area AnswerPhyllis, All Experts thinks that I didnt answer this question, so Ill do it again in case you didnt get it. There

pansy shade

QuestionWhat type of light do pansies prefer? I was told shade, but I wanted to confirm that before planting. Also, when deadheading regular petunias, do you pinch off the green part behind the dead bloom, or just p

asparagus fern (plumosus?)

Questionhi Plantlady! i just rescued this plumosus from a commercial site. its root ball is about as big around as a 55 gallon drum 3 tall and solid roots. The fronds have been mostly cutback. &nbs

boxwoods, impatients feeding

QuestionIn an outdoor shade sturture garden center, (Plastic), when impatients arrive in beautiful condition, but a week later are showing signs of stress, ie. brown leaves, is this too much watering, moisture or is

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