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    Banana tree not producing

    Didn't see any spider mites on the plants. What you are seeing is the new shoots from the old towering ones chopped down. Aren't spider mites red ?
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    Hydrangeas & Soil Conditions

    MaineGal, Do you think that brown arborvitae foliage will work ? My spruce and austrian pines are too small to harvest their winter needles.
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    Banana tree not producing

    Finally took two pictures: http://www.greenanything.net/questions-answers.php I don't advertise on this page at all for showing pictures to my queries or answers. Let me know of your opinions. I mulch both of them to retain moisture.
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    Banana tree not producing

    My link: . You'll see that I'm into much more than gardening. It's too dark now to take pictures. I'll get them in the morning sometime. Let me know if there is "anything" out of whack with the site. I'll correct it then.
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    Banana tree not producing

    I've tried fertilizer and they'll both get yellow leaves from it. I use 10-10-10 only in the summer, every 4 weeks. It's funny you asked about the organic potting soil. One was planted in just that. The other was black soil from my farm plus some peat moss to loosen it up. Both have...
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    Banana tree not producing

    For the past 4 years, I've had two Musa Banana dwarf trees indoors. This year I finally decided to throw both of them outside for the summer. One tree was 8' tall and the other was 6'. They grow pretty quick, however, do not produce anything yet. A week ago, I cut both of them down to the...
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    Hydrangeas & Soil Conditions

    Rebecca, Bernie is right about the used coffee grounds. These will neutralize the soil to improve the conditions for growing, that's why his hydrangeas like it. However there are other alternatives. One is Aluminum Sulfate granules bought at any nursery. Aluminum Sulfate acidifies the...
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