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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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  • Leaves are soft not spiked like a pine tree.
  • Right now it's about 3" tall.
  • Some are smaller.

Gardening: Weed?

I have this coming up all through my flowerbed. Can anyone tell me what it is? I can't find anything online that even looks remotely close. I live in the West Central part of Oklahoma if that means anything...

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Donna N Weatherford, OK 5 minutes ago
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  • mine is about this size but has been growing since march (photo from mylavendergarden.com)

Gardening: My Lavender is lackluster! Help?

I'm having great luck with all my flowers/plants so far this spring EXCEPT for my lavender. It's quite pathetic looking, frankly. I'm not sure if lavender is generally a slow-grower but mine is growing at less than a snails pace. Any tips out there for helping my lavender to grow and thrive? I want to help it, but not sure how! Thanks everyone :) (It is potted on my deck)
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Leah Belverd Concord, NC Yesterday
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    April E 5 minutes ago
    make sure you are not keeping it covered and allow it to go almost completely dry between ...»
    waterings also quit feeding it lavender is a lean plant I have plants that I started 4 years ago and have only been fed 4 times in all that time and they are thriving even a the green house we do not feed our seedlings also lavender from seedlings is VERY slow not just slow after you get them established you can take cuttings to propagate them much faster (reletivly it IS lavender)

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3 Simple Steps to Create Gorgeous Containers

To busy to plant? No worries... here's a way to make your neighbors envious and your friends amazed. Simple pop a gorgeous hanging basket into your existing planter. Add a few more plants ...»
is bulk it up if necessary.... then smile :) #maygarden

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Shelley @ Sow and Dipity Canada 24 minutes ago
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  • I started with a simple design & some green paint.
  • Once the first coat was dry, I added a darker green for the peas.
  • Writing was added and a little more outlining and some brown paint.
  • Okay, it became an addiction I now have a set with more on the way.
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Vegetable Plant Markers Rock!

I had such fun making these plant markers for the first time. Now I am looking for new rocks to paint. What a fun project for children on a rainy day. I can't wait to share this with my ...»
school garden class. For more details on how each step was done, just move over to the link below.

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Deltagardener Canada 5 hours ago
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    Miriam I 24 minutes ago
    LOL. I love this!
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  • The Shade Path garden: Variegated Solomon Seal (Polygonatum odoratum 'Variegatum') in front of the blue flowers of Brunnera 'Jack Frost'. 1
  • View down the Shade Path this May... forget-me-nots (Myosotis), chartreuse inflorescence of Euphorbias, hosta, ferns and many others.
  • Forget-me-not-like flowers of Brunnera 'Jack Frost'
  • Our new Fothergilla bush is flowering this month, and goes so nicely with the Euphorbia!
  • This pretty patch work is of a lungwort (Pulmonaria) and a wood spurge (Euphorbia).
  • Tulip 'White Parrot'...Parrot tulips are known for their unusual markings and shape. It is a nice, frilly addition to the front of the sunny end of this garden that is mostly in shade.
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Scenes From the Shade Path Garden

Here are some views of our Shade Path garden from the past couple of weeks. I love when it turns to this blue and white phase... so peaceful...
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Julie @ Wife, Mother, Gar... Pittsburgh, PA Yesterday
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    Marie 55 minutes ago
    Inspiring! I have a shady nook in my garden that I never know what to do with.
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The Wisteria Came Out to Play!

I have four Wisteria plants and one of them came out to play this spring! I am thrilled, now if I can get the other three to the party that would be amazing! ...»

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    Sia@South 47th 56 minutes ago
    Just beautiful!! xo
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  • There's only one flower spike in about five iris plants in my garden.
  • It's gorgeous, but lonely
  • Love the colour variations between the upper and lower petals. Plus the nectar stripes are so pretty.

One Lonely Iris

Last year, I planted a number of iris cuttings from a friend. The only one to bloom has just opened. They are in full sun and I planted them shallow as I've done before successfully. What could be wrong?

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  • Decorate a Terra Cotta or other fireproof pot.
  • Fill up with stones and place a Sterno can in the middle.
  • When using, take the cap off and light the wick. Enjoy the   ambient light!

Beautify Your Outdoor Area With Sterno Can Fire Pots

Light up summer nights by making your own fire pots. Minimal time, skills, and materials are needed for this DIY fire pot project.
30 Minutes 5.33 Easy
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The Thriftiness Miss Jackson, MI 4 hours ago
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    Lynne 2 hours ago
    what a great idea! and the pots are so cute..i have a box of those sterno cans, and now i know ...»
    what i can use all those extras for..thank for sharing

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  • Two still alive, one died
  • white spots starting to show up
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Gardening: One of my red maple trees died.

We planted three red maple trees over two years ago and they did well the first year. Last summer two of them had some white powder looking stuff on the leaves. This year one of them did ...»
not survive the winter. The others are starting to get the white stuff again...is that what killed it? I need help!

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Margaret @ Moving Forward Canada 2 hours ago
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  • My Prickly Pear is ready to bloom again.
  • It also has lots of near ripe fruit on it, which I plan to try to eat. 1

Gardening: Ants on My Prickly Pear!

A friend noticed some tiny (sugar) ants on my Prickly Pear then told me they would kill it. They are not easy to grow here and I really don't want to loose it. At this time it also has ...»
fruit which I'd like to eat. So I'm looking for a way to rid my plant of ants without poisoning my fruit. Anyone out there have a solution?

Donna Shipley-Richie
Donna Shipley-Richie Mckinleyville, CA Yesterday
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    Mikell Paulson 3 hours ago
    Cinnamon! Work great and is safe around food and pets!
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