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Gardening

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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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  • The beginning of the end for my 3rd try with Vinca this year.

Gardening: Vinca having a bad year??

I have planted Vinca for years in my sunny spots and it has always done well. This year I have replaced it for the 3rd time and now I'm giving up. Anyone know of a disease Vinca has this year?
Martha K
Martha K Atlanta, GA 23 hours ago
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    Judy 4 minutes ago
    Could be root rot if the soil has been very wet or maybe too much fertilizer. Insects are ...»
    always a possibility too.

    One thing confuses me a bit. Why are you having to replant every year? Don't know if you have Vinca Major or Minor but both are perennials.

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  • My take on the garden hose wreath.
  • Window boxes on the fence.
  • A gift from my son, who knows my fetish oh so well.
  • Hostas in containers.
  • The iron work on the fence is a bit of an old bench. I moved this chair into this area and added a bicycle basket planter on the fence.
  • My tower has grown by one more level this year and continues to be one of my favorite elements.
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  • Just another view of one of two thrifted planters...my husband dreams of huge ceramic planters and I dream of affording them!
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  • A moment of silence for the three trees we lost this winter.  Hello roses.
  • So, if you have an old aquarium stand laying about, I have a suggestion for you.
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Beginning to Look Like Spring...

It sure feels like my garden is off to a very slow start. What a Schizophrenic start we have had to the growing season. In just a few short weeks we have had snow, 100 degree temperatures, and a bit of a cold snap.

Lori J
Lori J Broken Bow, NE 9 hours ago
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  • Alexandra Arena
    Alexandra Arena 9 minutes ago
    Just beautiful, Lori! Such helpful tips for those of us who want to try and make our gardens ...»
    more springy!

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Gardening: A mystery plant has shown up in my flower bed. Any one know what it is

At first I was worried that it was Hog Weed, but after looking at photos on line I'm not sure.
Aimee Maas
Aimee Maas Fruitport, MI 19 hours ago
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  • Mary lou palumbo
    Mary lou palumbo 13 minutes ago
    It looks like rhubarb that has gone to seed!
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  • lush succulents from Home Depot
  • 3inch pots from Home Depot $1.99 each
  • the rocks really set off the plants nicely
  • Fantastic reclaimed wooden planter over 42 inches long & 9 wide.  I need to make one of these for myself!
  • So cute & plump
  • love this color green ~ so cool
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Appreciating & Propagating Succulents

I am in love with succulents now...I hold them in a "careful" embrace along with my more traditional plantings in my garden. Look at the gorgeous reclaimed wooden planter I put together ...»
for a client, learn to propagate these little beauties & enjoy low maintenance plants all summer!

Kelly@mysoulfulhome
Kelly@mysoulfulhome San Marino, CA 17 hours ago
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  • Douglas Hunt
    Douglas Hunt 20 minutes ago
    I'm thinking this may be the year of the succulent. They seem to have exploded in popularity, ...»
    with good reason.

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Gardening: What is this plant?

I bought these little plants a few years ago in early spring. The leaves were a little bit meaty, but not as thick as a succulent. Over the spring and summer the plants grew huge, with long vine-y parts, but the leaves stayed more or less the same size - no more than an inch or two long. At the very peak of summer they did have a little red flower that came out, one or two of them on each plant. It looked almost like a tiny red daisy.

Anyway, I brought them inside in the fall and ...»

they did not like it. I'd love to be able to buy some new ones, if only I knew what they were!

Thanks in advance for any ideas!

Emily Handler
Emily Handler Hungary 20 hours ago
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  • Douglas Hunt
    Douglas Hunt 22 minutes ago
    I believe MAG is correct that the plant is Dorotheanthus "Mezoo Trailing Red "
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  • view from the road
  • up close, zoom in. 2

Gardening: What is this??

It is growing beside the road, at my neighbors house. It is growing up into a tree. I think its kind of pretty .. but would like to know what it is first, before I go poking around in it.
Carla B
Carla B Glasgow, KY 19 hours ago
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  • Pat Wolf
    Pat Wolf 27 minutes ago
    wisteria? Speria?
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  • Blueberry bed
  • Elderberry bed

Despite the Whacky Spring Weather......we Are Making Progress

I had the day off and hubby had a "rain" day from his business. With hubby's help I now have materials (dirt, wood chips and black gold a.k.a composted wood chips) inside the garden ...»
fence. We were able to get landscape fabric down and chips spread around the Blueberry and Elderberry beds.

Glad my hubby owns a tree service business....the chips come in very handy.

Jayme
Jayme Bellaire, MI 12 hours ago
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    Jayme 33 minutes ago
    Douglas Hunt - thanks. I love ...»
    spending time out there, but weather this year has put us a bit behind. Very glad to see something done. Many projects out there, including having to replace our fencing to something more durable so the bunnies can't chew through.

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Gardening: Gardening

I am trying to find out what kind of Rose Plant this is...
Cheryl Hutchens
Cheryl Hutchens Siloam, NC 19 hours ago
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    Cheryl Hutchens 34 minutes ago
    Thank you Nancy...
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Gardening: Please help tell me what this is called

Can anyone tell me what kind of flower this is, we just bought a home and it was planted in a flowerbed?
Chris Woods
Chris Woods Gonzales, LA 19 hours ago
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  • Douglas Hunt
    Douglas Hunt 34 minutes ago
    That is definitely a crinum.
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Gardening: I have a plant that has pink in the middle and yellow around sides.

These plants get a flower first then a large leaved tall plant, beautiful red colors running thru the middle if the green leaf. I starts out with a pink flower and yellow flowers around the sides then next to it it shuts up these tall leaves.

Sharon Bartel-Reeves
Sharon Bartel-Reeves Lake Alfred, FL 18 hours ago
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  • Douglas Hunt
    Douglas Hunt 36 minutes ago
    That doesn't sound like a hydrangea to me. If you posted the photo on Facebook you should be ...»
    able to do so here using the "add photos" link in blue.

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