I just moved and the front and back yards are very plain… it needs color. would it be possible to still go to Home Depot’s garden center and just buy flats of flowers that are already grown? Is it bad timing (season wise)? If so.. what flowers would you recommend that are pretty much annuals?
Sorry.. I live in Southern California
Posted in Flower Gardening
Tagged back yards, bad timing, center, color, depot, front, garden, good time, home, home depot, plant flowers, season, time, timing
I have a really pretty orchid that I bought during the summer. It had larger wide leaves at the bottom and really pretty white and pink flowers with the pink only in the center. But all of the leaves have turned yellow & fallen off. the roots are still green and I saw a new chute of roots which I broke off by mistake. I hope it is not too late. will the base leaves grow back if I care for it properly? what should I do?
Posted in Flower Gardening
Tagged bottom, center, leaves, orchid, orchid plant, Pink, pink flowers, plant, summer
from seeds or grab some growing n pots from garden center…
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged center, garden, grassmint, indoor herbs, Lemon, pots, seeds
The urls point to 2 photos of the plant one is of the leaves the other is of the flower at the top. The leaves alternate and exit the center of and help form the stalk. They are furled(rolled) as they exit and unrfurl after exiting. The leaves are about 20″(50cm) from tip to stalk and the whole plant grows to about 7′ (2.13m). It produces “offspring” very easily apparently via root propogation. We began with a single stalk 2 years ago and now have 9 stalks and 2 more immature ones starting. The plant dies rapidly at the first temperature drop below 32 degrees F(0degC). It comes back about the end of April and flowers grow about mid-July after the plant has attained near full height.
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There is a vine growing on my fence which I have ignored for years. Today I looked at it a it has tiny white w/red center tulip shaped flowers growing on it. Can anyone tell me what it is?
My orchids live outdoors and survive winters down to 25 degrees. They have 12 – 16 in. leaves and 2 in. white flowers with purple in the center and yellow spots. I believe they are terrestrial orchids and like the rich organic soil benieth my oak trees. They multiply quickly and require little maintenance.
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Tagged benieth, center, garden, leaves, maintenance, many different types, oak, oak trees, orchid, organic soil, soil, terrestrial orchids, type, white flowers
This painting is 8X10. on back of ptng is a note saying THE ART CENTER GALLERY; 1492 South Coast Blvd; Laguna Beach, CA. Write “Marta” c/o Gallery; (telephone # HY. 4-8375). Reprint oil by Jensen. S. California.
Floral painting(yellow, blue, mauve,red flowers) The flowers have a lot of medium in them to make them raised off of the canvas. It makes them look like they are growing out of the canvas itself. Can anyone identify this artist and time era? Help
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Tagged 1492, art center gallery, art++, center, Floral, Gallery, jensen, Laguna Beach, laguna beach ca, Marta, o gallery, oil, oil paint, Old, paint, Painting., ptng, south coast
My friend picked me up from home, we was going to the club I’m 19, I own a hydroponic garden supply center. We got pulled over he found lortabs in the car, it wasnt mine, so i said it wasn’t mine he said its not his and his gf said its not hers. We got court the 30th my store opens the first of nov. I ain’t snitchin, it was only 6 tabs. Will I get dismissed, he said it was his moms and that she would bring a prescription to court. will it show on my rec as narcotic or something, will the wholesaler still do buisness with me or will they know. I need help and info on this. Should I just drop the buisness now or is it not that serious.
@ common sense no one said you was I just wanted some ones opinion on this or what they experienced or know and not a rude lifeless comment
Several years ago I planted about 30 asiatic lily bulbs in a 3 foot x 3 foot flower bed . This year they grew and bloomed well but seem to be over crowded . Several large flowers in center and lots of smaller around edge . My question is should I dig up and give more room to grow ?? If so when ??? I live in Central Illinois And if I relocate should I get smaller ones from edge or move larger from center .
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Tagged asiatic lilies, asiatic lily bulbs, bed, center, central illinois, edge, flower, flower bed, flowers, foot, lily, question, replant, room, year
I recently purchased a flat of plants from a garden center that were packaged together as a ‘tea blend’. It contained chamomile, lemon balm, and orange mint. I put them into a nice planter (i container garden) and they are all doing very well. (i also have some other mints and catnip that i could add to the tea mix)
I do drink a lot of tea, but i’ve never brewed herbal tea from actual herbs. My tea experience began with lipton tea bags and has only grown to loose earl grey in a stainless tea brewer.
So what do i do next? Do i dry it? Can i brew it straight out of the garden?
And i read somewhere (i think) that the chamomile needs to bloom and i use the flowers?
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged backyard, Balm, Blend, catnip, center, Chamomile, container garden, Flat, garden, herbal tea, Lemon, lemon balm, mints, orange, orange mint, plants, tea, tea blend, tea mix
