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What’s it called
Posted by Jesus Guerrero | June 19, 2019I have a small tree I dont know whether it's a tree or fruit tree What is it got a leaf
Tri color Beech
Posted by Cathy McLeod | June 19, 2019Hi, just saw an amazing tree, tri-color Beech! Any thoughts about it for the Tacoma area. I would probably need to plant it in a huge planter box. Thanks!
What plant is this?
Posted by Ryan Finley | June 18, 2019I was wondering what plant this might be and how long it would take to grow.
What is this weed?
Posted by Frida Parker | June 18, 2019This weed has popped up all over in my garden this year here in NJ. Thankfully it is fairly easy to pull.
Growing vegetables in pots!
Posted by John Owens | June 18, 2019I need to know the best type of soil to use for growing vegatables in pots?
Penstemon
Posted by Barbara Angelo | June 18, 2019The main stem of two different pentsemons seem to be growing sidewise. I bought a distressed plant this morning hoping to save it - and it, too, is growing sidewise. Is this normal and I just haven't noticed it before? Thank you for your help.
Planting under rhododendrons
Posted by Linn Caine | June 18, 2019I recently limbed up some very old rhododendrons to resemble small trees. My question is; can I dig holes to plant companion plants in their shallow root system? Thank you, Linn
calla lily
Posted by Betty Hammer | June 18, 2019my recently purchased calla lily is dropping liquid from leaves? It is a house plant.
Black spots on hydrangea leave
Posted by Kathy Hickie | June 18, 2019I have discovered black spots on my hydrangea leaves. How do I treat this and with what. Thanks for your help. Kathy Hickie
Plant food
Posted by Natalie Ann | June 18, 2019Hi, I made an account and I noticed it said they might send me plant food. Is that true?
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