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Moon Plant Legality

QuestionI heard that Moon Plants are illegal in some states. Do you know about this? AnswerHi Martha, Thanx for your question. By moon plants, Im going to assume youre talking about jimsonweed, thornapp

Zone 7 flower for large area for fall

QuestionQUESTION: I have a large area (about 300 sq feet) that now has wildflowers; I would like something other than pansies for the fall/winter. I will be planting a variety of daffodils (Early-late bloomers

anthuriums

Questioni have an anthurium plant that has been with me for quite sometime. recently, it had some blooms that the stem doesnt seem to grow long.The bud stays at the bottom of the plant. I keep it in an indoor garden

Rudebekia

QuestionI live in Seattle, Wa. Can you tell my why my rudebekia plants did not flower this year? It was their 3rd year and of 3 plants only 1 had 1 flower. The foliage seems to be happy and spreading. No powde

Harvesting Moon Plant Seeds

QuestionThis is the first year I have had a moon plant. It is a beautiful plant and I would like to have more next spring. I have noticed a lot of pods with spikes on them that I believe are seed pods. &

window plants

QuestionMy kitchen window faces north. I live in the city of Chicago and would like to put some potted plants on my kitchen window sill. Which ones would you suggest? Thank you for your help!!! AnswerH

daylilly rust

QuestionHi Tom, I have found that my daylillys have rust. My question is should I now get rid of these plants, or is it ok to divide them and replant them? I am wanting to give some to my Dad for a prese

Yucca bugs

QuestionI have the same problem as Karen who wrote you previously about 1000s of black bugs on her yuccas. I have them in my front, back and side yards and have never, ever been invaded by bugs on these plants

daisy? aster? zinnia?

QuestionQUESTION: Hello, it is good of you to volunteer to answer questions. I am trying to identify a perennial I have seen in several gardens. Recently I asked a homeowner with one of these, what it wa

Heather

QuestionDear Sijka, I wonder if you can help me, I live in the hills south east of Florence in Italy,as I cant tell you a zone i can tell you that the soil where I live is clay. Other plants that live here well are

boxwoods and clematis plants

QuestionTwo part question: I planted many boxwoods around my patio and I would like to know how to maintain them. Unfortunately, we lost some they went brown. We had a lot of rain and not alot of sun or heat this pa

Rhoododendron

QuestionI purchased this plant along with other large bushes (Brouwers Pieris) 3 wks. ago from Hicks; I planted them immediatley. My other plants are doing good, however, my rhody leaves are curling. F

calalily bulbs

QuestionI have grown my first Calilily plant this year and have noticed a set of large pods that have come off the plant recently. Can these be used for planting and if so what is the procedure/s involved? AnswerHi

bogenvelia vine/plant; kousa dogwood; pyracantha

QuestionQUESTION: if possible,it would be great to winter our beautiful fushia colored bogenvelia which did wonderfully on our deck in a 10 inch planter all summer in PA (40 miles north of Phila.). I brought i

winterizing Dahlia in Zone 8a

QuestionHi I live in Vancouver, BC, Canada and I am wondering how I should winterize my Dahlia. I should also mention that my Dahlia is planted in a container. We dont always get a good frost and sometim

Season Flowers

QuestionIm looking for a few Perennials for each season. Im in Zone 6. What are 5 or 6 perennials that bloom spring,summer,fall and winter? I love color all year around. AnswerBeauty being in the eye of the beholde

Transplanting a Clamitis

QuestionCan a 7-yr old Clamitis be transplanted ? Our 160 yr old Farmhouse has not yet sold, and in checking it out this morn. weve found that the old lamp-post supporting the deep purple clamitis

Winterizing my garden

QuestionI live in Cincinnati, Ohio (zones 5-6) and will love to know the exact way to winterize my garden. We have a variety of perennials. Double Knock Out Rose, Autumn Fire Sedums, Speedwell (Royal Candles), Laven

Bt

QuestionWhat is the Bt you recommend for use against the caterpillars on the datura? AnswerHi Abbey, Thanx for your question. Bt is a natural insecticide, rather it is a parasitic organism (Bacillus thuringie

Carolina Jasmine

QuestionQUESTION: I have these growing along my back fence. Some are starting to turn brown and dead looking. I have gone to a nursery and they sold me something with Garlic in it. It didnt do anything. I have kept

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