Hello!
I have just bought this terribly cute little tree. Can anyone help identify it?
Also if you have tips on how to keep it happy - I've only had it a few days, repotted it and it already seems to be drooping a bit - let me know.
Thank you!I would like some help in identifying this tree growing in Central Texas, Bell County
thanks in advance.
tclHello UBC Members
I have just started at this site, and I already feel like this is where I should have started.
Firstly, I am from Ontario Canada.
I am growing an orange tree from seed and need some pointers.
I have been growing my tree since mid March, and it's about 3 to 4 inches tall with 6 full leaves and 2 new ones starting.
I have tried to contact both growers, suppliers and...I have not had much success with my fruit trees. My fruit tree orchard in Squamish consist of three old fruit trees (transparent apple, pear and plum). Over the last few years, I have planted cheery, peach and pluot trees. With the old trees, I have had only one successfull harvest of apples. This year the old fruit trees had lots of blossoms but no fruit. With the new trees I have some cherries...I need some information/help, yesterday my husband was cutting grass and ran over my grape vine. The vine was 1-2 years old, just starting 2nd year and had runners 1 1/2 feet long. It cut the vine off 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch above the base of the plant where the canes grow out of. Will it come back or should I just count my loses and dig it up?I am in the florida panhandle in zones 8-9. There are only 2 of these in my yard and they are seperate from eachother about a good 20 meters. The whole area was underwater before but now is dry with trees planted by people, but these 2 trees are unlike the others. This is what one of them looks like
http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g191/jamespcgamer/053110111814.jpgI have over watered my Hoya plants. I have had them for years and suddenly I am over watering them !? ( I am shaking my head )
The leaves have faded a little and become limp and slightly wrinkled. Is there a chance they will recover and how can I assist them in the process other then not water them until they have completely dried out ?
Thanks everyone.I am having problems with this large bush this year and the last. It doesn't look healthy and is losing it's leaves way too early (it's late May).
It starts the year healthy and then the leaves start falling (and looking unhealthy).
The first step is to figure out what it is. If anyone can help identify (or diagnose), I would greatly appreciate.
...All,
A few years ago, I purchased a bee butterfly seed pack and had lots of success. We had some amazing annuals. However ... there was one plant / flower that came up, which over the years I have never been able to identify.
it's more shrub foliage, however cornflower type flower head (but do not initially think it is a cornflower, I have many cornflowers around the garden, but this is...Hello !
Can you help me to identify those 4 weeds very present in my garden ?
Each picture has a number so you can ID it by number.
Thank youplace: SW VA
variety: Peace, Mr. Lincoln, Oklahoma, Blue Girl
I have 'Hens and chicks' carpeting the floor of my rosebed and as of late the the roses have seemed to suffer for this. Have I created conditions that are either injurious to my roses health or an environment that fosters the opprtunity of a detrimental insect community?Hi,
Could you please help me identify this plant? We live in Upstate New York in an area with a very high water table level.
Many thanks.Here's my humble submission: "Cucurbitaceae Blossom, Black-White-Green-Gold"
It's a macro photo (with a 4-diopter macro lens) of the blossom of a melon plant.
I was planting two types of melons - the honey melon and the cantaloupe melon. I am not sure, if the blossom belongs to the honey or cantaloupe melon, since the plant wasn't bearing any fruits yet. It grows indoors.I would like to hear from anyone growing various colours and cultivars of Diascia, the delightful, delicate little candidates for baskets and planters. I am not sure if they are better off in partial shade, or not... and I'd like to hear from those using them creatively...Thanks in advance,
James
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