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this is the exact reason they are not allowed to be shipped to AZ ..I love them myself but unless oyu keep up on them ...pulling all babies--weeding them out-- then they can take over....I don;t have that trouble up here in PNW...but when in Southern Oregon and North California ...was a ig...
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Howdy and Welcome to the place Russ...WHen one is a gardener ...the season is never over...:-) Jump in and enjoy
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how cool...I would love to have a hive near me...the honey is the best...do you get some of the honey ?thanks for sharing the pic's just love it
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Hello and welcoem to the place...as you can see I have removed your site link as we do not allow this here...if you would liek to advertise you can contacts Bob the forum owner to place ad's with him...ENJOY your self
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a little funny side story...well I find it funny...when my grandson was born we had him with us for the first three years...I was walking with him every day ...5miles a day and every time i saw one i would say look a rat with a bushy tail...when he began to talk that was one of the first things...
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how sweet you are and how cute they are
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lol...I too call them rats with bushy tails...nice pics...although I don't feed the rats..lol
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I use my granny's old black very basic singer...it is the best and easy use...Craig's list or yard sales is where my hummy finds parts when needed...
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Or better yet read around our Organic Section and learn from us who garden organic...we can all learn together..:D
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Welcome hkcsseo ..
self healing mats are wonderful..
just to let you know hkcsseo I took you link out as it didn't work and we wouldl like people to join and become an active member before posting any links...thanks
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well I guess ignorance is bliss...as I moved all mine last fall...there were/are many in the yard...they were all very loarge and crowed...so i just dug and broke them apart ...as I went to a town plant swap with several...and then planted..not any ting different...just dug and plopped in the...
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AH T2G...you did just fine...am really looking forward to hearing about your adventures...:)
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Greetings and Welcome to the place...your investment will pay off greatly over the years...and your time in the garden will be cut...which is nice ..I did take oyur link out as until you have been a member for a bit we ask you to wait to link ...and then if you are selling things that woudl not...
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Just beautiful Maggie...I miss all mine...had to leave them when we moved back to Oreogn...thanks for sharig yours
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well i have to agree...the first one looks in need of water...I have several roddies here and they do like alot of water...I also feed mine with wood ash
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you should have no problems i have grown mine this ways for years
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sorry i missed your question...I watch the bloom dry a bit on the plant then clip it and place it on news paper to complete the dry...works wonderfully...they are tiny seeds and blow away very easily
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when i researched to dry the peony seeds it said to leave them on the plant to dry...also as a reminder they will noto be true to the plant they came from...you may get a whole new color...also it takes very long to germinate and then up to 5 years to get a bloom
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hey I have what they call mahogany bea balm....but not runners...here is a pic to see if it is waht you are looking for...if so I can save seeds for ya
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i also use it on my plants...you want to work the soil around the plants and add a a Tabls. then water in...try not to get it on the stalk..
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