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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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Outdoor Living: Jasper or Agate?

I found this rock in my backyard tonight. Not sure if it is Jasper or Agate. Anyone know? It weighs almost 4 lbs and is bigger than the palm of my hand. If it is agate or jasper is it ...»
worth anything and is it worth having it cut somewhere? Thanks for your help!

Missy L
Missy L Duluth, MN Yesterday
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    William Greene 43 minutes ago
    Looks like Agate to me. get someone with a large tile saw to cut it in half that ia how I find ...»
    out. if looks good than cut into cabs for jewelry

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Gardening: Planting corn?

I'm looking for advice about growing corn. I'd like to plant some in my backyard, but I have a lot of questions. Does corn need a lot of sun? What type of soil is good for growing corn? Does it require a lot of water? Also, when is the best time to plant? Spring or fall?
Aron Garfinkel
Aron Garfinkel Atlanta, GA 22 hours ago
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    Sherrie 57 minutes ago
    I know if you don't plant them the depth they call for everyone of them will blow down. I ...»
    learned this the hard way. : )

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  • This is what my other 2 rhubarb plants look like.

Gardening: Rhubarb Help Please!!

I am wondering why one of my rhubarb plants is thinking it is time to go to flower? or go to seed? I am not sure what it is doing. ...»

Can I cut the flower part off? Are there male and female plants?

Jayme
Jayme Bellaire, MI Yesterday
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    Nancy Scott 1 hour ago
    Plants bloom. This is when rhubarb blooms. Simple as that. It is not stress or anything else. ...»
    Tulips bloom in the spring and so does rhubarb. Cut off the flower/seed stalk where it emerges and the attached leaves (these stalks on the flower stalk are edible) or all energy will go to what the plant was meant to do, reproduce, and we want it to only produce stalks and leaves.

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Gardening: Please name this plant

This plant sheds its leaves in winter and in May bears new leaves then buds then these white flowers with yellow centers. It is a perennial and very hardy. This shrub is very old and does not need pruning.
Judy S
Judy S 6 hours ago
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    Dianne L 1 hour ago
    Kinda looks like this Camellia? My Mock Orange has little tiny flowers... ...»

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Gardening: I bought a somewhat leggy tomato plant and upon looking online to see

how to plant it, I found a video that said to put it into the ground sorta lying on its side but then pull it up into the upright position. Said the part underground would form roots and send up new plants (I think that what's she said). Shown here is a screen shot from the video showing how she's lying part of it down into a long hole in the ground. She also said to put some bone meal into the planting hole to produce more tomatoes instead of more green parts. Ideas on whether any of this is a good idea?

Louise
Louise Norcross, GA 2 days ago
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    Alisha Rushing 1 hour ago
    I find it kinda funny that most vegans don't realize that most soils contain some bone meal. ...»
    The soil you walk on in the forrest, and that the trees grow off of. Bone is as natural as you get.

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Gardening: This plant is very old. Just last year, I put 3 different smaller pots

together into this longer planter. They've lived outside all spring thru fall on my shady deck for years and have always done well. But look what happened this year. The now brownish and not-so-pretty areas were new growth, I believe. What do you suppose made this happen? Nothing bad is happening to them right now but I want to make sure it doesn't.
Louise
Louise Norcross, GA 8 hours ago
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    Frankie Laney 5 hours ago
    These guys can do without a lot of water. Also, they do better in dappled sunlight or early ...»
    morning sun. No direct hot sunlight. I water about once a week and use time-release plant food.

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Gardening: My Iris have stopped blooming. Should I cut them back or what is best

When is best time to divide?
Carolyn Ellison
Carolyn Ellison Belton, SC 2 days ago
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    Patricia Pierson 5 hours ago
    Carolyn, I dead head mine but also cut the stem off. I like to cut into little pieces to make ...»
    compost around them or other plants. Irises are one of the easiest plants to not kill. Relax and enjoy them.

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Gardening: Persistent crape myrtle

I had two huge crape myrtles taken out, thought I had the stumps ground. But they keep sending up suckers in my papyrus. Anyone know how I can stop this, it's constant.
Evelyn McMullen
Evelyn McMullen Montgomery, AL 9 hours ago
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    Evelyn McMullen 5 hours ago
    Thanks Donna, I keep cutting it & cutting it. My nursery guy used roundup (even tho I asked ...»
    him not to), it still comes back, aargh. I have a gorgeous huge red one in the back yard & purple ones behind my brm. I leave them alone!

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Gardening: What are some good plants for starting an herb garden?

I'm finally ready to start a garden on my balcony and I'm looking to start with herbs since they're fun to cook with, they smell nice, and I've heard that they're relatively easy to care ...»
for and can survive in a pot. Where to start?? Please let me know if there are any plants that you would particularly recommend for a potted herb garden. And go easy on me, I'm new at this!;-)

Naomi
Naomi Bensalem, PA 18 hours ago
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    Donna Dixson 6 hours ago
    In a 12" pot you can plant 1 chive, 1 oregano and 1 thyme. If you put a Rosemary in a pot you ...»
    will need a very large pot and can expect for it to maintain well for about 3 years or so. Basil, cilantro, flat parsely, and curly parsley are short lived with a life expectancy of 1-2 years. Sage does 'ok' in pots but is somewhat more finicky with water (too wet or too dry).

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Gardening: How to keep squirrls out of my flower garden

how to keep squirrls out of my flower garden
Jerry Mintz
Jerry Mintz Burgaw, NC Yesterday
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    Nancy Hand 9 hours ago
    They plant there acorns in my flower beds, now I have to pull little oak seedlings out of my ...»
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    The little boogers! ;)

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