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KYA D, thank you for your reply, but that is not it. Ron, that is IT!!! I dont know where it came from, but I know it is a problem that needs to be rid of. I do gather it in a bucket when I am cleaning it up and then I put it in a black garbage bag. I was wondering how to dispose of it. guess I...
Boy!! have I got a problem thats about to work me to death!! There is a really tiny round, yellow vine (no leaves) that twines around the flowers. It seem mostly on the cosmos" but will twine around anything near it. It does not seem to come from the ground, but I have seen very small tiny white...
Thanks everyone for the advise! I'm going to put it in the ground and then dig it up after the first frost . My yard is beginning to look like the old "cottage gardens" of the Irish!! lol, I have veggies mixed with flowering plants and close together. Not even a weed can grow!!
thanks again to...
A friend gave me a canna lily. its now in a pot and about 14 inches high with blooms. I have researched this plant on the internet, but still not real sure how to handle a canna lily in my area. being in middle tn zone 6, I want to set this out in my garden, but wondering how to over-winter a...
thanks Ron & Kya D, I sure did not know what to do with these. I'm sure proud of the day I found this forum!! You guys & gals have sure helped me out with gardening! I didn"t know there was so much to learn about gardening, and at my age!!! lol
thanks again for the advise and information
Errol
A friend wanted me to dig up about 125 or more daffodil's. they had bloom good this spring, but she decided she was tired of them after several years. So I could have them just for digging them up. they still have some green on them, but most are starting to yellow. I have dug them up, brought...
thanks Kya D, and Ron for the information. I think I will try it both ways, but I believe the way Ron described would be the fastest growth and spread. thanks again
Errol
Hi everyone, I have a question on starting new mums from cuttings. I have several types of mums that I want to start new mums that I can set out in new areas this fall. I know that I can start mums from cuttings of the main plant. What I am wondering, Do I need to put several cuttings together...
thanks everyone for all the helpful suggestions. I sure don't want to hurt my tree in anyway. Crabbergirl, just wanted to thank you again for the creeping mint you sent me last year. it seems to be coming out ok now that the weather is in the 50's and 60's now!! about time, since I have seen 8...
thanks Ron, I was kinda thinking on that line, but I wasn't sure. I will look up what you suggest about companion planting. I also was thinking of something in potted plants of some type too. Ron, you and alot of others on this forum has given me so much good advise on gardening. I just wish I...
Hello, I have a bradford pear tree several years old. I would like to plant hostas around it, but it seems the roots are rather shallow. Can soil, compost, be built up around the tree without harming it? Anyone had experience with planting, soil build up around trees especially with shallow...
ohhh lawddd!! you all have gotten me so excited now! Dizzy and Curbie, I like your ideas of different types of hosta and love the idea of some lillies for bright color! Kya D, just so happens I have an order placed with Springhill nursery to be delivered about middle of march. they do have some...
Thank you Curbie!! Yep Ron, I have been building an addition on to the bathroom and some other house improvements between snows! thank you Ron, your suggestions sound really good also. Never heard of Monkshood but I will be looking it up. I do like anything that comes back each year and that...
hello everyone, sure been a long winter here in middle tn!! 6 snows so far, but looking more like spring now!! Since I am rather new at flower gardening, thought some of you might have a few suggestions. I have a 10 ft long by 30 inch wide spot in front of a small building that I want to plant...
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