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Gardening is one of the hottest topics on Hometalk. Whether you're gardening as a profession, or as a hobby, you'll find awesome gardening inspiration on Hometalk. Do you need to identify a plant? Post a photo of it, and a gardening expert will be able to identify it for you. Is your garden blooming in a spectacular way? Share the joy with fellow gardening buffs. All garden talk is welcome on Hometalk; so whether you're planting a flower garden, looking for green gardening tips, or researching the perfect gardening tools, you've come to the right place.



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Use Your Old Coffee Grounds in the Garden.

Are you a big coffee drinker? If you are, you will have used coffee grounds. Don't throw them away...used them in the garden.

There are many ways to use them. Camellias, hydrangeas, and roses are all nitrogen loving plants so the coffee grounds help.

The grounds are also a great deterrent for slugs and snails around hostas and other plants that the pests love.

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Carol Speake - The Gardening Cook
Carol Speake - The Garden... Raleigh, NC Yesterday
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    Kay Love-Wood 56 seconds ago
    Great idea, got a question???? Have two dogs in the back, does anyone know if they eat the ...»
    grounds and I sure it's not very good for them????

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  • Blooms these little purple flowers but doesn't have a scent

Another Gardening Question

What is this tree ? It was given to me three years ago and I dont remember what it is? I know I was told to plant in sun light so I did but I am hoping to see what it is to see how tall ...»
Trent-Tonya Sharp
Trent-Tonya Sharp Franklinton, LA 24 minutes ago
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    Mary I. 1 minute ago
    Yes, they do get big, and they attract bees too.
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  • We took some of our previously dried assorted peppers and crushed them up in a bag. Jalapeño, cayenne and other peppers.
  • After crushing up the peppers, dump them into a boiling pot of water.
  • After boiling the crushed up peppers for maybe 15-20 minutes, pour the solution into a bowl and strain out the crushed peppers. We used a paper towel because it was handy. Put it over the bowl and pour slowly.
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Garden Pepper Spray. An All Natural Alternative To Insecticides.

I posted a question earlier about a problem I had with burnt/brown looking spots and holes in my red bell pepper plant's leaves. One response mentioned making an all natural alternative ...»
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Raindrop Gutter Guard Sys... Cary, IL Yesterday
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    Allison K 7 minutes ago
    Sounds intriguing...I've used cayenne pepper directly on the leaves of plants and haven't ...»
    noticed much improvement in them being eaten! I bought an egg case of praying mantis(manti or mantises??) to get rid of pests and I'd like to use the pepper spray on my herbs and veggies, but would it make the praying mantises leave the garden?? Does anyone know if they would be repelled as well?

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What Are These ???

I was told this was called purple jack plant or black jack plant but I looked it up and got my answer that it is definitely not those.. They was all planted the same time but for some ...»
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Trent-Tonya Sharp Franklinton, LA 8 minutes ago
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What kind of plant(s) are these?....or are they weeds?

Can anyone tell me what these plants might be? Are they plants or weeds? My husband seems to think they're weeds, but I don't think so. The one on the left definitely creeps and has these ...»
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Sherry Virginia Beach, VA 2 days ago
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    Sharon 13 minutes ago
    ok,I was gonna say wandering jew variety,so glad to see spiderwort or dayflower guesses... I ...»
    would try it in a pot as a 'spiller' and add a filler and thriller ,then see what happens ...

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What is this plant?

This plant (the two bright green spikey-looking ones) grows in the area of WV where my husband is from, but we have no idea what it is. He says it reseeds itself every year and the plant itself gets very tall, around 4 or 5 feet. I would appreciate any comments.
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Lynne Reis-Napier Florence, KY 18 hours ago
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    This plant is Kochia scoparia, Common names are Burning Bush, Summer Cypress, Mexican ...»
    Fireweed, It is in the Amaranthaceae family, genus Bassia. It actually does bloom in late summer to fall by turning red. Handling the plant may cause skin irritation, or the pollen can cause an allergic reaction. Hostaqueen33

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Touring Our Backyard

H and I have been working quite a bit in our backyard this summer, We both enjoy gardening and I wanted to share some photos of our progress!
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Penny's Vintage Home Clovis, NM 2 days ago
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    Debbie Stanley 18 minutes ago
    Love love love it!
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DIY Easy Garden Obelisk

I needed something decorative in my garden and also a support to different plants. I love garden obelisks but the plans I found were rather complicated so we came up with a quick and easy ...»
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Pamela Groppe Arnold, CA 56 minutes ago
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    Barb Rosen 18 minutes ago
    Wonderful project that is a useful garden accent, Pamela!
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What Kind of Plant is This Weed or Something Else?

Adrian Mullins
Adrian Mullins Fort Wayne, IN Yesterday
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    Billie Veach 28 minutes ago
    It may be a streach but the one on the right looks like the shape and texture of a violet that ...»

    is considered wild or at old farm houses and makes a nice border..this plant is usually shared

    amoung people, I don't ever remember seeing it in nurseries.. you do not mention if it flowers,

    how tall, or enough information to really identify.. I don't have a clue on the left one..If it blooms

    then you know it is a violet or not.. more information is needed..

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Gardenia or Camellia

Which is it ?? Live in zone 8 and it gets maybe 2 hours of sun in the morning, shade the rest of the day. I just fertilized it 2 days ago and put some straw around it.
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Trent-Tonya Sharp Franklinton, LA Yesterday
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    Billie Veach 39 minutes ago
    I see you live in La. and in East Texas they had what some call a Gardenia but the blooms and ...»

    leaves are larger than the basic Gardenia.. and it is called Cape Jasmine, the older folks had

    them in their yards.. I do not know if they are sold at a nursery or not, but to me the photo looks

    like the larger Cape Jasmine (which is still a Gardenia) .. also, in the shade I have had them to

    get mildew when they are in mostly in the shade.. they say plant roses on the east side to get

    the morning sun, that may be a good idea for the gardenia also.. I am a great grand mother

    so what I remember is long, long ago..our Camellias bloom in February, March and April in

    Central Texas near Austin.. I always get a red Camellia for Valentine from my lady mailcarrier..

    a wonderful gift for the day..

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