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i never did answer where i got it it was in a trade i had done i wanted one of the bush morning glories so sent some seeds of several different...
this is an older post was just wondering how the seeds did. using the 40 watt light just seems to not be bright enough some of the florescent...
looks allot like dovyalis hybrid to me i have one but i cut the tree down and just have a small plant in a pot mine actually throws thorns there...
i am no expert but maples are not all graft compatable . even if the maples are graft compatable you would need to get the rootstocks planted in...
yup i did not think about it but it is possible it was a seedling someone planted and was unique to only that plant or it might have been the...
i could not find anything in the tropical hibiscus handbook or any of the few sites i looked thru to see any reds that have just one petal with...
sorta sounds like its not getting enough light the hibiscus i have that donot bloom allot are in shady areas
i have no guess but am curious what the plant was i know its a little older thread
i agree the one on the left looks like a potatoe the other sorta looks like a peony i am going from memory of coarse peony donto grow in my part...
i would think it would do ok as an annual i have grown it from seed. wikipedia says 6 months to mature but i have had it flower sooner i live in...
they would freeze all the way to the roots in ohio even planted in the ground
any plant material can be composted newspaper and cardboard also. i have always been told donot use the shinny color newspaper add pages or the...
i know this is an old tread but figured i would do an update i have had no luck at all with trying to get any crossing done the pond apple seems...
i have never grown hibiscus inside for very long just a few seedlings thru winter. for the big ones i live in florida so no need to. i would say...
heres a pic of my harvest moon hibiscus nothing else is in bloom right now. this one is one of the hibiscus that in colder weather it will...
one thing about genetics of some plants is that sometimes the progeny will not have any characteristics of either of the parent plants they can...
i would say take out all but two of the branches and than graft to two of the larger sprouts if all the sprouts have been producing than it would...
it should produce pups next to the plant that is producing the bananas to make more "trees" i have never heard of planting the lower part of the...
the pawpaw he is talking about is the fruit native to america asimina triloba not the papaya (carica papaya) that is also in some countries called...
i agree with lpn take the root suckers off if you like the pink they can be grown from the cuttings after you cut them off the main plant
