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You can read DG member feedback on almost any plant by checking the PlantFiles. (Joke.) These shrubs are pretty tough and it WILL be back.answers: There are some things I'd like to know before making any suggestions.

Critterologist wrote a wonderful article about ornamental sweet potatoes that is quite informative and you can read itRemember, if you have a gardening question that you would like to suggest for this feature, post it.

They will grow roots while the top of the plant doesn't seem to do anything.What you have in mind, growing a new crop shortly after another is harvested, is a form of succession planting.

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Soil temperatures should be at least 50 or warmer when you plant trees and shrubs (warmer for conifers). However, you are from Halifax, Nova Scotia, and the average first frost for your area is October 20, which makes October planting risky at best.

However, not all plants need the fire itself. Best take a picture of the offending blooms so you can support your complaint even if it takes some time to resolve. Good luck with your purple and white garden.adds: Color is affected by soil composition,...

I have some scarlet milkweed that I'm going to try and over-winter in the ground, so we're in the same boat. Any kind of windbreak or structure that holds heat, affects the micro-climate around a plant and the area remains a few degrees warmer.

Depending on the type of rose you've collected seeds from, they might bloom the first year, and they might take as long as three years.: You're in Massachusetts, like me, zone 7 in your case.

Other questions may be moved to one of our other forums so your fellow members can help you. I'd say your jade plant (Crassula ovata) looks pretty healthy, judging by the bright green tips on the branches.

Good luck!Remember, if you have a gardening question that you would like to suggest for this feature, post it. Furthermore, it's likely to get worse, I'm sorry to say. But, as is more often the case, I forget, and then next thing I know a few months later,...

The sewer line is rather new (about 6 years old) and made of plastic and not clay or steel. Are grow lights the same thing as any other lights? A big part of what attracts people to Dave's Garden has always been our forums, where gardeners ask and answer...

Many farms in Japan use this method because space is at a premium there. Several have specific temperature and soil requirements or the seeds will simply rot. Occasionally we come across a question that we find particularly interesting or intriguing.

Don't feel bad, even experienced gardeners will fall victim at times. Most gardeners tend to kill the seedlings with kindness and water them to death. For more advice, here is awritten by critterologist that will help you learn to pervent the condition.answers:...

We hope you find these questions (and answers, penned by our admins and writers) helpful as you grow your gardening knowledge! You need to cover/wrap up all plants including the pots, so their roots won't freeze.But that should be only temporary, not...

It has become naturalized in many areas because it so easily grows from the many tiny fluffy seeds contained in the pods. All of these forums are free for any logged in member and the helpful members will gladly assist you with anything from Azaleas to...

Then, I hung the potted baskets of bright purple and pinkunder the large white tent that had been set up for food and drink and displayed a few large Victorian urns filled to overflowing with delicatePlacing the birdbath and birdhouse, stepping stones,...

Its colors and patterns will never look the same as they did yesterday. The variety of colors and textures, heights and habits of the flowers in seed catalogs today is absolutely mind-boggling.

There are several ways to accomplish this – dig it out, apply herbicide or smother it with cardboard or newspaper.If you choose to dig out the grass, it will be easier to use a flat shovel.

So if the current garden shape design isn't what you'd like it to be, if it seems uninviting or lacking something, don't let it burden you. Perhaps it is suffering from a dull shape or lack of direction.

One in each corner should be enough when using cinder blocks for garden beds, but you can always add more if you're worried.If you search online for cinder block gardening ideas, about half of the results are going to be warnings that you'll contaminate...

I'll plant it here in a week or two since the temperatures have moderated a bit. He always told me never to over feed dahlias. Occasionally we come across a question that we find particularly interesting or intriguing.

You should see plenty of fruit this next season!: For Mikeman13; Normally this is not an ideal indoor plant as it likes LOTS of light. The report is that crowded plants bloom better.answers: You did well and your strawberries' roots will be there next...

We hope you find these questions (and answers, penned by our admins and writers) helpful as you grow your gardening knowledge! These edible pears also pollinate D'Anjou : Bartlet, Bosc, Comice, d'Anjou, Seckel.

The numbers on the bag tell you the percentage of each element. Here in west KY, Valentine's Day is the traditional 'pea planting' day. If they are in bloom, 30's won't faze them but teens might cause some damage.

Remember, if you have a gardening question that you would like to suggest for this feature, post itOur writers and admins will handpick a few of your questions and answer them in an upcoming Ask-a-Gardener, one of our Saturday morning features.

Erv Evans, writing for, echoes that care advice, and adds the cultivars Baroness Schroeder (white), Felix Crousse (red), Festiva Maxima (white double with a crimson center), Felix Supreme (raspberry), Mons.

You might like the look of some sort of trellis atop the wall, dressed by vines. A big part of what attracts people to Dave's Garden has always been our forums, where gardeners ask and answer questions for one another.