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I once watched a little mouse carefully clip the flower heads off of verbena (I believe it was) in a window box. He/she? did not do anything more...
Hi PBH, I moved the posts regarding posting a photo to the forum feedbacks and how-to's. Here is the link. I am not sure what the problem is....
Re: ornamental grasses Hi PBH, Sorry it took so long for me to reply. Daniel (the regular forum moderator) would be much better at answering...
You may want to clarify...are you trying to propagate a Hibiscus, as you placed this in the Hibiscus forum?
The third looks like Maianthemum stellatum and the fourth Matteuccia struthiopteris. If my identifications are correct, many sources say that...
I think that you are referring to Kalanchoe...so moving this to the indoor plant forum.
Re: I think I posted on the wrong forum, is it okay to post it again on the Hort Boar I will move it to the HortBoard for you as I think that...
The "root-like" growth of the plant on campus occurs just above the graft. It is because of the appearance of the branches that the tree was...
Welcome Jeff! Your pumpkins look great. You'll find a wealth of information on this site and a lot of very knowledgeable people. Looking forward...
Re: ornamental grasses Here is the link for attaching an image to your post.
Try this link to learn how to attach pictures to your post.
I think that everyone has made their point. Don't forget that this thread started as a discussion about Acer pentaphyllum.
The first plant looks like Acalypha hispida.
Welcome to the forums. I am sure that you will find a lot of useful information and helpful people here!
Looks like it might be Celtis occidentalis (Common Hackberry) with nipple gall.
Sorry I can't help you with this one. Daniel is on vacation now, otherwise I am sure that he would help. Hopefully the above suggestions worked...
At first glance this looks like it could be giant hogweed which can cause irritation, blistering and dermatitis. I wouldn't handle it until you...
Sorry...I am going to move this again. Oak galls are caused by insects. See here for more information....
My guess would be Fraxinus americana, White Ash, in looking at the way the bud is inset into the leaf scar. Here is a link, which shows the barks...
Lakota, I believe that the winter temperatures in the Midwest are quite cold. If you keep your plants in a pot, it should be an insulated pot...
