I bought some Daisies(I don’t know what type; the label was in German) and repotted them, but they don’t seem doing very well. They’re in sunlight for several hours each day(mostly morning sun) and I keep them moist. They finished blooming a month ago, so I didn’t know if I needed to trim them back, even though I plucked all the dead flowers off after they wilted. Any help would be wonderful! Thanks! 
Posted in Flower Gardening
Tagged anything, DAISIES, day, dead flowers, growing daisies, Label, moist, month, morning, morning sun, sun, sunlight, type
3 plants were pink and yellow, huge bushes. I dead headed them and the flowers have all grown back white? How come? Can I get them back to original color?
I recently started 2 gardens, one in my backyard(tomatoes,broccoli rabe, lettuce) and one around a tree in front of house with flowers(marigolds, coleus, petunias, daisies).Before starting each garden I dug up & weeded the ENTIRE erea until nothing was left but dirt,which I then raked up and added miracle-gro soil to the top (went through 3 HUGE BAGS),then I transplanted my flowers & vegetables.A few days ago I noticed a small plant growing near the tomatoes which reminded me of a pic of a marijuana leaf I had said in high school but it was green & red, three leaves, pointy jagged edges, kinda cool looking so I watered it & it is getting bigger, then I noticed the same small plant now growing in my flower garden in fron of house. IS this poison ivy or could it be some wildflower?It looks pretty cool, I thought maybe it sprouted from seeds I had planted last year but now I’m wondering should I pull them up,does it sound like poison?Dark maroon & green-3 leaves,points on top-jagged edges
I have daisies, tall grasses, other flowers that I do not know, and many flowering and berry-producing shrubs. Do I clean all the dead matter from these plants? I know that with hydrangeas that you’re not supposed to and I have several of those.
Posted in Berry Garden
Tagged DAISIES, dead matter, flowers, green thumb, hydrangeas, plants, shrubs, tall grasses
