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Thanks, Ron. Any tips on successfully digging out? tools? It's so pervasive! I couldn't use a herbicide as it's surrounded by plants I want to keep.
I'm not quite sure. It's likely Anemone canadensis.
I was out of town all April and came home to find my gardens back and front overrun with anemones. I've had them in the garden for a long while...
I have a very likely identification as "Melba". Many thanks to all for your help. Rhea
Thanks. I've sent a quick note.
Thanks for the tip.
Thanks. They are Ontario based but I can try contacting them.
Since the apples are falling now, and don't seem to keep, I'm afraid I won't be able to bring the appropriate samples to the UBCBG apple festival....
Thanks so much for this response so quickly. So I'll need to wait till next spring to spray for the scab? I will look for details on the web as...
I have an heirloom apple tree in my background that probably dates from when the house was built, over 100 years ago. Once the tree was freed from...
Thank you so much for the advice. I can certainly send in the leaf samples. This is a patch that's about 10 years old, with some canes substituted...
I have planted a raspberry patch in what is just about the only sunny spot in my garden. In the last two or three years, some of the canes are not...
Thank you so much for this info. This Forum is such a wonderful resource. This is a mature, though large and sprawling, garden and the Loosestrife...
Yes, that's absolutely it. No wonder it's so hardy -- invasive. But it's been in the garden for a decade and is well controlled (maybe because...
And one more -- the variegated leaf ground cover, not the vinca. Thanks as always!
Oh and if anyone can help identify this daisy-like perennial. It's past bloom in part of the garden but still blooming in a sunnier spot....
These are thriving in my Vancouver backyard. Lovely perennial just now coming into bloom. Very hardy. But I haven't been able to identify. (Thanks...
Wow, I didn't know about this at all. The breadth of the families is always astonishing. I knew about Rosaceae but not Ranunculaceae. Thanks so...
I'm sure there are many similarities in the growing conditions. Oh thanks so much for the link to the photos. They are so lovely and the flowers...
Oh, just to be clear, my garden is in Vancouver BC -- I didn't realize folks on this forum were not all local.
