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Marianne’s Responses

Fertilizing Bromeliads

Posted by LuAnn Fenton | August 4, 2016

My boyfriend gave me a Bromeliad plant for Valentines Day, and it has yet to open/bloom. I understand there are many 'breeds' of this flowering plant, but I just wonder since he purchased it at a grocery store, if I've just got a dud. It gets plenty of sunshine and I water it as I should. It's only in a ...

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Making new plants from African violets

Posted by carol haslam | August 4, 2016

How can I make a new plant from African violets?

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Caring for daylilies

Posted by Kathy Price | August 2, 2016

How do I care for day lilies? When do I cut them back and fertilize?

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Feeding Italian Cypresses

Posted by Kevin Pryne | August 2, 2016

How should I feed my 12 Italian Cypresses, which are about 18' tall.

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Butterfly bush only flowers at the tips

Posted by Amelia Gomez | August 1, 2016

I have a butterfly bush with white cluster of flowers. In the past 2 years it only flowers at the tips. Why?

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AUNTMAE’s Question

Posted by NORA MCFALL | July 30, 2016

IS THERE A PLANT,THAT FLOWERS CALLED, WOOD PEONYIA?? THE FLOWER I SEE IS A BRIGHT YELLOW,5 SINGLE PEDALS

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How to prune digiplexis

Posted by Betsey Smith | July 28, 2016

How far down the spike on a digiplexis do you go when pinching it?

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Using Osmocote in bigger pots

Posted by Grower | July 27, 2016

Hi, I bought the 4.5 lb. container of Osmocote Smart Release Plant Food for flowers and vegetables. The instructions only mention application for 4 sq. ft. I want to use this on my tomato plants which are in approximately 10-12 inch pots. They are out in the yard in the open. I also want to use it on my lemon ...

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Perennials that are taller than 4 feet

Posted by Fran Filek | July 27, 2016

Please recommend outdoor perennial plant(s) about 4-6 ft.high for Pittsburgh area/Northeast that are as colorful as possible.

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Does packing down soil harm plants?

Posted by | July 26, 2016

I need some help, please.I thought that my lack of space for new plants, gardening experiments, etc. had been solved when my husband built me a raised bed and ordered what we thought was the top grade of soil for that purpose from a garden supply store.When the soil was delivered, my husband packed it down tightly (I wonder if ...

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