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Cool! :) I wanted to say welcome in Dutch but I only speak German and English. Well, I did learn a little Swedish too... very very very very little. :o
Btw, we have Belgian chocolates every year during Christmas. They're awesome!
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Welcome to the forum! :) I'm in central Oklahoma. Just jump in and post. We have tons of cool garden stuff here to talk about! :D
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Welcome to the forum! :) We live in central OK and it was epically dry and hot here last summer. But the muscadine grapes, peonies, tea roses, tulips, hardy hibiscus, blue hosta, and tons of other stuff survived and they're doing great this spring! :D Tiger lilies and Irises are doing awesome...
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Willkommen im Forum! :) Now I'm hungry, lol. Every time I hear Belgium, I think about Belgian chocolates. :D
There is lots of information here about almost every kind of plant. And the people here are very friendly and very helpful too. If you have any questions, just ask. :)
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Dunno much about art but hey, his paintings are awesome and it's really got mom upset. She's def a Kinkade fan. But I really don't get the "natural causes" thing cause he was only 54 and people can live to be 90 or even 100. I'm glad they're doing an autopsy cause I def don't believe he died...
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Thanks Ron! :D
Those Butchart Gardens are awesome! :)
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Okay! :D Here's photos I took today of my ever-blooming long-stem tea roses! They look like real bushes now and it's still only March. I can't wait to see how big they get this summer cause I'll be feeding them plant food once a week.
Oh, I added some pics of other flowers I found when I was...
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Hey Nancie, def let it grow! :) Those buds can really grow fast and make a big bush! :D
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I found out why Epsom Salt is important. Roses need more magnesium than they usually put in fertilizers. Sprinkle 1 tablespoon (2 inches from the base) around each rose bush in the spring. That's all the bushes will need. If you give it more than that each year, it can damage the rose bushes.
I...
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Hi and welcome! :D I killed a ton of plants till I joined. Now I have 3 really healthy rose bushes and I've learned to grow lots of plants. :) Btw, I live in the prairie with hot and usually very dry summers and winters with the lowest temps usually in the teens.
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Cool! :D I use my Kindle Fire sometimes, lol. Welcome to the forum! :) We have a totally friendly community here. What kind of plants do you grow?
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Thanks! :) It's mostly covered up with posters and stuff but it's dark fuschia. :D My fave color btw. The lights make it look more pink in the photos.
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Awesome, CrabberGirl! :D I wish we had banana weather here. But it def gets way too cold in the winter, well, except last winter. But I will be trying out the Velutina banana plants since they're small and edible and have the shortest time till harvest. :)
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I've been wanting to try growing artichokes here and I did a ton of reading about them. I just need 2-3 months of cool weather with warm days and late September to December would be perfect here for that. :D And I could start the seeds in flats in the back room!
I could even grow them in pots...
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No probs! :) They're here and they doing awesome! :D If anyone wants to see them, they're in this thread.
http://www.gardenforums.com/forum/showthread.php?p=94332#post94332
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Okay! :) Kalanchoe and prolly Euphorbia, cool! :D Btw, one of the Mexican Petunias has grown about an inch taller! :)
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Welcome to the forum! :D Cool moves and that deck looks great. That's a lot of yard to grow stuff in too. Btw, you totally lucked out with that storm. That happened here and our whole roof had to be replaced. We had a pile of trees as tall as me too. That was a ton of work!
Dive in cause we...
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What procedures are you using? I know they grow best in a temperate climate with warm days and cool nights. Also, are you near the coast or more inland?
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Those look really cool. :) What's the name of the one on the lower right with the spotted leaves?
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Totally cool! :) We usually have tomatoes all summer and I pick the cherry ones off the vines. They taste really awesome! And potatoes are sooo easy. Just fill up a bucket with a mix of potting soil and sand and pop the eyes in. I even know one dude who grows them in buckets of perlite and gets...
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