One was planted a few years ago and they have since multiplied and grow like weeds through out the spring and summer. They are taking over my garden!
I’ve searched amazon, B&N, etc., but I haven’t found a book that focuses on Arkansas.
Thanks!
Should I wait to buy and move them until spring or should i go ahead and do it now?? I am very anxious to plant some .
- I live in Dallas. Would they die over the winter?
Any other banana growing/soil/sunlight/watering tips????
THANKS
I have lots of plants, bushes and shrubs in my garden, and I have forgotten what some of them are. They are looking a little bit unloved, and I want to find out what I should do – but I can’t look it up because I don’t know what they are!
Is there a website or anything anywhere which helps you to identify plants and shrubs? I had a look and couldn’t find anything.
Thanks!
One side of my courtyard garden in Aegean Turkey gets no direct sun at all.
There is no problem with frost but the winters are very wet and the summers very dry. Temperatures can go as high as the upper 30s c. The soil is very alkali.
Jasmine and honeysuckle are both doing OK but not flowering (only planted last year) but everything else has failed.
Any suggestions gratefully received.
(common as well as Latin names much appreciated – Turkish translations even more so!)
I have colues and impaitients but i was going to buy some new plants for outside during summer but ones that will be okay inside as houseplants for the winter
any plants that are just fit for the job?
I just don’t know how far to cut them down.
I live in Northern Virginia (zone 6) and am planning out my garden for the year. I’m looking for a good mixture of suitable flowering plants for a garden that only has direct sunlight for 2-3 hours a day. I’m willing to change out plants through the growing season, though I would like some perennials.
I have recently had my front garden landscaped, mostly shingle and groups of rocks. Very low maintenance but rather bare (my daughter calls it “Stonehenge”). I am considering ornamental grasses, but would like some colour and cover. I must admit I am not an enthusiast!
I am planting a meditation garden, that has moderate to deep shade. I already have Kentucky Bluegrass and Hostas installed, but am looking for some other ideas for color. Suggestions, anybody?
