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Ponkan tangerine trees are a variety of mandarin orange that was brought to Florida… More
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... includes mock orange, coral bells and piggy back plants. Astilbe can often be… More
Mimosa is a name given to many different plants, sometimes scientifically to a precise… More
...d developing beauty in the surrounding landscape. Planting shrubs on each side of a… More
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Store-bought plant supports are usually durable and practical, but they can also be an… More
...of colors such as white, pink, blue and red. This plant from the hibiscus… More
... are easy to grow, but they do have some specific planting requirements. More
A jasmine plant is a bush that vines and grows on trellises, fences or… More
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The study of plants is an ongoing science that examines the environment, the health… More
Hanging plants should be hung away from direct sunlight, as many of them can burn… More
When planting a hibiscus plant, be sure to thin out the browning foliage to encourage… More
Potting a plant is done by lining the bottom of the pot with broken ceramic… More
...wer bulb, which looks good in masses, needs to be planted in the fall so… More
planting and growing ice plant, also known as lampranthus, makes a great ground cover with… More
When staking a plant, avoid having anything rough near the plant, and do not tie… More
Sunflowers should be planted in April and September when the temperature doesn't drop to freezing… More
plant azaleas in the fall, covering the plant up to the top of the root… More
Plant grapes in the winter or early spring before they begin to grow and bloom,… More
A transgenic plant is a plant that has been crossed with another plant and expresses… More
The best type of basket for a hanging tomato plant is a basket that has… More
A potato plant is generally a sprawling, bushy, dark green plant that grows much like… More
planting rhubarb requires planting a root and stem piece in full, hot sun with good… More
Tomatoes should be planted after the weather has warmed up for a full week, so… More
Learn how to plant bamboo and grow it to an ideal height and size in… More
Learn how to plant tomatoes in your vegetable garden in this free online video guide… More
Learn to identify a plant that is underwatered in this free video clip about plant… More
Take the proper steps to keep indoor plants safe and healthy. Learn more in this… More
Learn how to plant potatoes in this free video on home gardening. More
Learn how to plant hostas in this free online instructional gardening video. More
Learn how to repot a plant, plus beginner gardening tips, advice and ideas for easy… More
... compost in your garden can make your flowers and plants thrive! Get tips on… More
Learn how to start and maintain a garden in this free gardening video. More
Learn how to plant daylilies in this free gardening video. More
...rdening tips and advice on when you have too many plants in one area of… More
Learn how to plant seeds in your garden in this free video on low maintenance… More
...eral to grow on trellises or anything you have to support them. The bean pods are beautiful also. More
Hi. I'm transplanting my peppers today. I've had to wait because its been cold here in Michigan. My bell peppers look healthy although a little leggy. With the tomatoes I just buried the stem all the way up to the leaves because they'll root out of the stem and become… More
I don't know much about plants or gardening, but I would like to know more about this plant. My grandmother gave me one several years ago. She was told it was a "lufsa" plant and is Norwegian. However, I cannot find any info on the internet for a plant by… More
...te is that I just got my first red tomato off the plant yesterday and it was delicious! However, upon closer inspection of the plant I noticed that the branches holding the larger green tomatoes have totally collpased. Seems like even though the plant is healthy… More
...og habit (we have 7 retrievers) and of course the plants.... and being a person that doesn't work a full time job I have had to come up with a way to support my various vices..... and this is what I do..... More
I have one of these and know not what it is?? also any information about it would be great>> thanks Karen. More
I am confused as to when to plant certain vegatables. I have carrot and spinach seeds, onion bulbs, collard and radish plants. I live in Maryland. Please tell me when I can plant these outside??? More
OK I'll tell you this much; it is a cactus! LOL.:p More
...the garden looks very bare. Any idea what I could plant there… More
I googled incense plant, but received mixed reults. Does anyone know the name of this plant? Thanks! More
This is a Giant Jade plant grown by someone in the Huntersville, NC area. The plant can be found at the Dearness Gardens. It must be more than 2 feet in diameter and pruned to a tee and is 8 to 9 years old. Rachel you would have loved seeing… More
Need information on maintance of Oleander plant. Can they be trimmed or cut back to make a 'bushier' plant? More
This plant grows well in moisture soil, especially when rainy day it grows faster and greener than before, soft foliage in shiny green color with white edge and sometime blooms a mini white flower, propagate by separate one plant into several plants. according to our local people, this is a… More
...ts on the water) -- but it's crowding out my lily plants. I don't know if this stuff is "good" stuff or "bad" stuff ... Hope the… More
Found this bloom on a plant (small bush) along a walking trail at the office park I work in. Small bush about 3-1/2ft tall. I do live in Texas so the plant I'm sure is drought tolerant. Any suggestions? More
Hi - Can someone identify this? It just started growing in my garden. More
...ers like a plastic flower, anyone knows what this plant is???:confused: More
This is the flower. More
can some one please tell me what kind of plant this is? I got it for a present and it is very pretty and i would like to know how to take care of it More
We noticed this plant while we were out and We want to add it to our flower beds but cannot find out the name of it. Help please. More
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Can anyone identify this plant? More
I will be happy if anyone could name this plant. Thanks. Lionel More
God Blessing! Do you know the name of this plant please? Thanks! More
...m In Canada it is now April 22nd, 2009 what can I plant More
I have a new garden which includes this plant unknown to me. Any ideas please? More
I received my plants to late to plant, snow. So I am now wondering when is the best time to plant them. The snow is now all got, I hope...but we are still getting frost. Will it hurt them if I plant them to early? More
Have this plant come up in my garden and just wondered what it is. Has silvery long leaves, but no flowers as yet. More
I have these three plants and I don't know what they are. I need to know what they are so I can take care of them. Thanks!!!! More
My husband who does lawn work saw this plant and had me come over where he was working and take a picture. He would like to have this plant but I do not know what to ask for at a garden store. We live in Florida but I do not… More
A friend of mine has this plant and we don't know what it is. Any help? 77831 More
...slane to me...the leaves are to thin to be a jade plant. More
...out my gardening skills with just one roma tomato plant. Since I don't really have a garden per say, I just dug out a large square in my backyard so I could replant it in the g round. It's sharing the square with two… More
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