i have a cattlrya orchid and where do i cut off the dead flower. and do they grow year round?
i have a cattlrya orchid and where do i cut off the dead flower. and do they grow year round?
Posted in Flower Gardening
when do they quit growing. where do i cut off the dead flower’s how often do i water. it my first time growing a orchid
what can i put on flower’s to grow nice and colorful?
I was wondering what flowers are edible by humans. I was talking to a friend of mine about this the other day. I am thinking about starting an edible flower garden and I can’t remember what flowers are edible.
So here are my questions
1. What flowers are edible?
2. What edible flowers will grow in South Louisiana?
3. Do I treat the edible flower garden like I would my vegetable garden, fruit garden, herb garden, trees, or regular flower beds?
4. What are the advantages to the edible flower gardens vs buying the flowers for eating?
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged day, Edible, edible flower garden, flower, flower gardens, flowers, friend, garden, mine
I have two flower beds in my front yard with shrubs covered in mulch. I continually get grass growing in them and need to remove it.
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Tagged bed, flower, flower bed, flower beds, front yard, grass, mulch, shrubs, way, yard
I was wondering what flowers are edible by humans. I was talking to a friend of mine about this the other day. I am thinking about starting an edible flower garden and I can’t remember what flowers are edible.
So here are my questions
1. What flowers are edible?
2. What edible flowers will grow in South Louisiana?
3. Do I treat the edible flower garden like I would my vegetable garden, fruit garden, herb garden, trees, or regular flower beds?
4. What are the advantages to the edible flower gardens vs buying the flowers for eating?
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged day, Edible, edible flower garden, flower, flower gardens, flowers, friend, garden, mine
I am in south Texas, zone 9, 25 miles inland from the coast (zone 8 begins at least 21/2 hours north of here). We will need 1000 cut flowers the third week of March next year. This is my first year at growing in zone 9…..am going to build up with railroad ties about 1/3 of an acre. Any help with seeds sown now or when?? perennials to bloom in March and bulbs, too….any flower that can be cut the third week of March in this zone….thanks so much….
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Tagged acre, bulbs, Coast, coast zone, cut flowers, expertise, field, flower, help, March, railroad, railroad ties, seeds, South Texas, week, year, zone
I’m an amateur gardener and I just read that to help a seed grow it should be scarified. This is what happens to seeds that are eaten by birds as the acid in the birds stomach scars the seed and the seed then is stimulated to grow into a tree (shrub, flower, bush, whatever it inherently is) once it is passed by the bird and lands in the mud.
I immediately thought of tatttoos as healing and humans as seeds who scar themselves to stimulate their own growth so they can reach their full potential as the tree/shrub/flower/bush that they inherently are.
Is this stretching it?
Are tattoos just trendy now and as common as nose piercings?
As opposed to on a bush (like a rose or hibiscus). I am doing a painting of a grassy scene with bunches of diffierent flowers growing in a field. The simpler the flower, the better. Thx.
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Tagged bunches, bush, diffierent, field, flower, ground, marigold, Painting., Rose, scene, simple flowers, thx