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Flora Rodriguez

Clematis

The lavender vine flower is a Clematis.

Posted by Flora Rodriguez on November 7, 2009 at 5:07pm

Jeanne Kelly

cactus

i live in Northern NH and have a beautiful prickly pear cactus doing quite well in the ground
It's now getting crowded out and I want to trransplant it
Should I do it before the ground freezes or wait until the spring

Posted by Jeanne Kelly on November 7, 2009 at 9:01am — 6 Comments

Isabel Smith

Where to begin: A beginner's plight

My goal is my favorite vegetables, herb and colorful flowers. My reality: sand instead of soil, big trees, birds and squirrels, opossums. Where to begin? Boston ferns grow great, and so do ''impatients'' and succulents things I don't know the name of, poor man's iris and a wonderful Eucyliptus (spelling?) tree out front. And sand. I said sand, didn't I? Where to begin, where to begin...

Posted by Isabel Smith on November 7, 2009 at 8:39am

Brenna z6 PA

Rooting hormone!

So I haven't had a lot of time for my little garden as of late! However in passing my school breaks away I would wonder through the gardens at my collage. HACC has some wonderful gardens that are put together by their gardening classes as well as a full time staff that works there. In passing I noticed one of these workers pulling out all the annuals for the end of year. It was sad to see such pretty flowers (still blooming) being pulled from the ground. I got to talking with this worker about i… Continue

Posted by Brenna z6 PA on November 6, 2009 at 5:30pm — 1 Comment

Shelley Dayton

How do kindly, gently, lovingly, mass murder ants.

Anyone? I've dealt with them so far, but when they stick their evil little aphids on a girl's artichoke plants...that's just crossing the line! Shelley Dayton

Posted by Shelley Dayton on November 6, 2009 at 5:16pm — 3 Comments

Roxanne Kegel Rowe

Blueberries

I live in south central Montana. This is usually considered zone 4. I don't know how you zone. I want to grow blueberries but what kind?

Posted by Roxanne Kegel Rowe on November 6, 2009 at 5:00pm — 1 Comment

Rhonda Fleming Hayes

So Long, Smith and Hawken


First Gourmet magazine, and now Smith and Hawken. Who will furnish our garden fantasies once this garden lifestyle store bites the dust? View my latest post at http://www.thegardenbuzz.com

Posted by Rhonda Fleming Hayes on November 4, 2009 at 11:49pm

Gail Freiherr Zn 7 TN

Migrating Monarchs...a race against time


I was delighted and surprised to find 3 Monarch butterflies fluttering around my garden today. It seemed rather late for them to be this far north (Knoxville, TN) in November. So I went searching the internet to check it out. I discovered that the Monarchs cannot fly when the temperature is below 50 degrees on a s… Continue

Posted by Gail Freiherr Zn 7 TN on November 4, 2009 at 7:00pm — 1 Comment

totalsense4u

mexican petunia

Thank you for answering my question. I do see that this plant has flourished and will be taking one out and transplanting in another area. I'm hoping to do this this weekend and hoping it is the right time. In Zone 7, Georgia and I read that I can do this now. Should I also trim? How much? Planting in Georgia is quite different than the state of New York. Thank you

Posted by totalsense4u on November 4, 2009 at 3:48pm — 2 Comments

Jerry Belcher Z8 AL

The Confederate Rose Part II

It is fall and my Confederate Roses are in full bloom. As I blogged earlier, the Confederate Rose, Hibiscus mutabilis is a multi-stemmed shrub that grows to a height of about 15' and a width of about 10'. This shrub was an import from China and has no relation to the American… Continue

Posted by Jerry Belcher Z8 AL on November 4, 2009 at 1:00pm

 
 

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Wow! We don't have fire ants, just a billion billion teeny black ants. But if Amdro works on yours, it'll probably work on these guys! Thanks very much.
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