1. Crassula ovata Tricolor (it gets those red/maroon margins from good sun). Underside of leaves could get solid maroon. I have seen it listed under name Lemon and Lime - I have that one too and would say that coloring is bit different - at least on my pants. Maybe I am just mixed-up? Hummel's Sunset has. IMO, different coloring too, with some yellow and red, and not as much green-white striping. 4.Looks like Crassula tetragona to me? Can't help with cacti - do not really collect them :)

Lantana has always performed so much better for me than verbena. It blooms more consistently, fills out better, and can take harsher conditions (full-on Texas sun and drought). It doesn’t get much tougher — Texas hell strips and driveway bed, both in all day sun, sporadic watering, rank soil. I had red verbena with them, transplanted it to pots in back because it didn't thrive.

Hi all! It’s been a while since I popped in. My last swap was in 2012 when this was the original Gardenweb site, but I saw some familiar names in recent posts (hi Kimka and busyasabee!). So many people were incredibly generous when I had nothing to give in return, and they helped me build some big, beautiful beds. Unfortunately, I need help reducing those beds now. My health has declined to the point that I can’t keep my beds clear anymore, and I’ve been a bit overrun in the last 5-6 years. I hate tossing plants when I have to rip them out and send them to the county’s compost heap if someone could use it. You can have anything from the lists below. Quantities are guesstimates, so first come first served. Pics of some of the more prolific plants or things that just have to go are here: https://imgur.com/gallery/0fKJuu7. Also some things with names I can’t remember. Please let me know if you are interested, and we can schedule an appointment. I don’t want too many people at once because there are things I want to keep. COVID precautions will be in effect, but no mask outside at least 6 ft apart. For reference, I am fully vaccinated as of 4/16 (Pfizer). Thanks! Jen Jennifer Smith Columbia, MD -AS MUCH AS YOU WANT- daffodils, all of these Van Engelen varieties (I planted several of the big mixes)https://www.vanengelen.com/flower-bulbs-index/narcissi/naturalizing-narcissi-mixtures.html vinca major vinca minor variegated vinca major euyonomus green liriope Ditch lilies English ivy Giant hyssop (bees love this) Forsythia Baltonia? I thought it was Heath, but the pic isn’t right. Spreads by runner, 3 ft tall, tiny white flowers with yellow centers -MORE LIMITED QUANTITIES- a few redbud seedlings, not sure if some are Chinese (more bush than tree) or the normal eastern rose of Sharon, big and small, I think they’re all white with reddish centers sycamore seedlings different maple seedlings and small trees, 1 is at least 5 feet a couple of small seedling oaks Vlad’s thornless blackberries Periscaria lance corporal and another purple variety whose name I can’t remember Spiderwort Butterfly bushes lavender pinky flowers Honeysuckle Trumpet vine Arum Hellebore Ferns (see pic list below) 1 kniphoffia 1-2 yucca Clematis 1-2 azaleas 3 asparagus Penstemon, Husker Red Japanese silver grass Honeysuckle Trumpet vine 1-3 named daylilies whose names I can’t remember 1-3 big phlox, varieties unknown but probably pink or white Maybe pale lavender monarda, haven’t seen it yet 1 barberry bush (I think, see pic list) Japanese silver grass A spring bulb, whose name I can’t remember, that has pale pink, trumpet-shaped flowers on a stalk like fritillaria and amaryllis (see pic list)

I second that. Its normal to lose a few leaves that slowly yellow off, especially if they are old and you are holding fruit which needs nutrition. Growing indoors, I almost always use a dilute liquid fertilizer solution at 1/4 strength plus vinegar at each weekly to 10 day watering (depends on time of year/actual tested dryness per pot). Once a month I flush with water only with or without vinegar. Not knowing what's in your pot, its hard to advise on fertilizer. I also add some osmocote slow release to my pots. I'm in the dilute solution more often camp. I wouldn't worry that much.