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It is one foot high. It does not seem to be growing. It keeps flowering instead of producing leaves.
I planted them late February/early March. They look really healthy and are now about 2 /12 foot tall. Can’t seem to find an answer on the gardening websites.
i put my tomatoes in the ground from the pot about amonth ago , I have 4 plants total well 2 grew really tall about 3 feet but still no tomatoes , it will bloom yellow flowers but still no tomatoes , the other 2 didnt grow hardly any they are about 1 foot tall each but i have a small tomatoe on each .Why am i growing tomatoes on the little ones but not the big ones ?
Posted in Flower Gardening
Tagged 3 feet, amonth, arent, bloom, didnt, foot, ground, growing tomatoes, little ones, plants, pot, Tomatoe, tomatoes, yellow flowers
It is very bright orangish-yellow. It looks like a daisy only with all yellow. The stems grow about a foot high with one flower on top of each one. It comes up every year.
Any ideas? I can send you a picture via email but I have no link to one.
Thank you for any help you can offer!
It’s not a gerber daisy. The whole flower including the middle is bright yellow. And the whole flower is probably 2 inches in diameter.
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
This plant grows in Georgia. I found it growing in gravel and in the open fields in poor soil-mostly clay and over limestone. I didn’t see any flowers. It is fragrant, smells like an herb: kind of sweet, almost pine like. The leaves are slinder and pointed with a soft fuzzy underside. The roots are thick and kind of like wood, seems to root somewhat shallow. There is a main stalk which branches off and the branches (also fuzzy) are covered in leaves. Looks a lot like a bushy version of fleabane. Leaves hands sticky! Grows to a foot/foot and a half tall, grows in groups and individually.
This plant grows in Georgia. I found it growing in gravel and in the open fields in poor soil-mostly clay and over limestone. I didn’t see any flowers. It is fragrant, smells like an herb: kind of sweet, almost pine like. The leaves are slinder and pointed with a soft fuzzy underside. The roots are thick and kind of like wood, seems to root somewhat shallow. There is a main stalk which branches off and the branches (also fuzzy) are covered in leaves. Looks a lot like a bushy version of fleabane. Leaves hands sticky! Grows to a foot/foot and a half tall, grows in groups and individually.
This plant grows in Georgia. I found it growing in gravel and in the open fields in poor soil-mostly clay and over limestone. I didn’t see any flowers. It is fragrant, smells like an herb: kind of sweet, almost pine like. The leaves are slinder and pointed with a soft fuzzy underside. The roots are thick and kind of like wood, seems to root somewhat shallow. There is a main stalk which branches off and the branches (also fuzzy) are covered in leaves. Looks a lot like a bushy version of fleabane. Leaves hands sticky! Grows to a foot/foot and a half tall, grows in groups and individually.
These plants will be for a flower bed in front of existing bushes. I would prefer if these plants would have a restrictive spread so that thining is not required.
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Tagged bed, bushes, flower, flower bed, foot, front, grass, grass plants, spread
