any help in rooting a viburnum? what do i need to do? Thank you
I planted my Monrovia Meyer Lemon 7 years ago. Had lots of fruit 1st year. 2nd year, had a few flowers but the deer got them. Since then I have had NO blossoms and of course, no fruit. I DO have huge thorns on all the stocks. I have removed all the suckers recently and cut the one remaining branch that had very few thorns on it back one third. I have applied citrus fertilizer granules. It is planted in the ground and gets full sun all day. Is there anything else I can do to get fruit again? ...
Originally Posted by patgford I recently planted a very young Autumn Blaze Maple tree. It was no more than a 5' tall "twig" when I planted it, so this Spring, I was excited to see buds all over it! The new leaves are now opening up and they are soft & green, but they are curled under and limp. The stems appear to be strong, as you can fiddle with the leaves and they don't flick off like they're dead. So, I'm just wondering if this is just how the brand new leaves on this maple variety are supposed to look, or if ...
Originally Posted by Plantbiotech Bromeliads belong to the plant family Bromeliaceae. They may appear strange and exotic, but humans have been using bromeliads for thousands of years and one of our common fruits, the pineapple, is actually a bromeliad. Bromeliads are one of the most diversified plants with respect to the size, shape, texture, colour and markings that can exist among its fifty or so genera and over two thousand recognized species. Many bromeliads are epiphyts, (which live on other plants without being ...
I have a corner property here in NE Delaware, and most of the lawn is Zoyzia grass and some moss. For the past few years there has been an explosion of a wide variety of mushrooms in all parts of the property - in sun and shade, grass and moss, flower beds and patches of dirt. And it does not matter whether it rains or not - I do not water the grass. How do I get rid of this mushroom growth? I have faithfully removed every one that I have found (hundreds!)
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