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This is my Grand daughter, Tangaray, while we were shopping at wal-mart she found this darling planter and decided she wanted to have a teaparty.
I think it is too cute not to share.
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OMGosh Tom you have some wonderful watering systems goin there.
You are right they are a lot of work, but worth every minute I bet.
Welcome to our world here at GF
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Welcome welcome Ms. Sara
It is great to see you here.
Questions? just ask there is a lot of info from the folks here.
Now that you are hooked you belong here.
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Oh Green I wish I could help, but have never had spider mites.
But that said I do want to welcome you here.
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I try to keep the tags with the plant over the years I have found it best if I "bury" the tag next to the plant the tag lasts for a few years underground and by the time the tag goes away I know what the plant is.... I only cover them with a little layer of soil so they are easy to find if I...
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Hi there
Welcome, it is great to see a new face.
We have several here that live in TX so they will no doubt have some good info for you.
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Welcome Christina
It is wonderful to see that you found us here
Please tell us what kind of plants you can grow in Belgium
I'm with you about the weeds they are the worst part of gardening.
But the rewards of a garden are wonderful.
Welcome!!!!
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We always go for small watermelons here because we don't have a long enough season for the large ones.
Welcome to the site.
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I only harden my seedlings off for about 10 minutes at a time for the 1st few days and then I add a few minutes each week.
But I don't have very good luck with seedlings.
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I have always found that with suckers if you cut them away from the parent and leave them in place for a year then the sucker has self established and can be moved with their own root system.
I think that even a sucker that is moved a bit away from the parent would act as a pollinator.
But it...
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Or it could be an ornamental plum
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Hi Steve, Welcome to the family.
ENJOY
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Way to go!!!!! You have really got a lot done.
Can't wait to see pics.
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Make sure that the trees bloom at the same time, if one blooms early and the other late then there won't be good pollination
Bing pollinators are
Bing Sam - Van - Montmorency -Rainer - Stella- Compact Stella -garden Bing
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I don't know where you live but if you have an extension agent near by there is a good chance that they can tell you what is happening to your tree.
I too think it is something eating the bark.
I am not able to find bark damage from drought.
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Welcome Amber it's great to see you here.
If you have specific questions please ask and we would love to help.
I don't think andone here has flower farm experience but I am we can help with general questions.
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Welcome Tim
My you have been busy. I don't blame you for not looking forward to the back
yard cleanup for the new beds.
Hey if I lived closer I would love to help you move the wood pile (into my yard)
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